JPG stock keywords
Add keywords to JPG images for Adobe Stock
CleanVector helps you prepare a title, description, category, and up to 49 ordered keywords for JPG stock images. Embed the metadata into the file or export a CSV sidecar for marketplace review.
Use this when the image is already finished and the slow part is writing clean, ordered stock metadata before upload.
- ✓ JPG and PNG supported
- ✓ 49-keyword workflow
- ✓ CSV sidecar included
Metadata fields
Add metadata to a JPG or PNG
Choose an image, edit the stock fields, then download an embedded image or CSV sidecar. Manual editing works without any API key.
Drop a PNG or JPG here or click to choose
PNG and JPG. The image stays in your browser — it is never uploaded.
Stock metadata
The CSV sidecar pairs with your original file for bulk upload (e.g. Adobe Stock). Tagging writes the keywords inside the image and gives you back the same format (JPG) — done entirely in your browser, never uploaded.
Practical workflow
- 1
Choose a finished JPG or PNG image.
- 2
Write or generate a title, description, category, and keywords.
- 3
Review the metadata, then export an embedded image or CSV sidecar.
What it helps with
- Keep keyword order visible so the strongest stock terms stay first.
- Prepare image metadata without uploading the file to CleanVector.
- Use CSV sidecars when a marketplace wants spreadsheet review or import.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I add keywords to a JPG for Adobe Stock?
- Yes. CleanVector can write title, description, category, and keyword fields into a JPG in the browser, and it can also export a CSV sidecar for review.
- Does CleanVector upload my JPG?
- No. The manual metadata workflow runs in your browser. Optional AI suggestions use your own provider key and send one small image preview directly to that provider, not to CleanVector.
- How many keywords can I add?
- CleanVector follows the stock workflow cap of up to 49 keywords and keeps keyword order visible so you can put the strongest terms first.
- Can I use PNG files too?
- Yes. The focused page targets JPG search intent, but the tool supports both JPG and PNG image metadata workflows.