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Noamax is an advanced AI keywording tool built specifically for microstock contributors. Generate accurate, intelligently ranked keywords and stock-ready titles and descriptions for photos, illustrations, vectors, and videos. Noamax AI also offers high-volume batch processing, smart video analysis, editable batch history, CSV exports for major microstock platforms, and automatic iStock/Getty keyword disambiguation.
41 Johnson St, L4M 0L6, Barrie, Canada
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Very strong tool for microstock contributors. The metadata quality is excellent, keywords are well prioritized, and the automatic iStock/Getty disambiguation saves a lot of manual work. The workflow is fast, simple, and especially useful for larger batches.
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