Tag ten years of property shoots without a metadata project
Every property has the same plan: someone will go through the archive and tag it all properly. A decade of shoots later, no one ever has. Tagrly reads the whole archive where it sits and writes tags, descriptions, and alt text for every photo.
Live illustration with Tagrly's public demo photos; the searches run on your whole library.
Three steps, and the first is pasting a link.
Connect the property archive
Point Tagrly at the Drive or Dropbox folder holding every shoot, subfolders included. Access is read-only and your master files stay untouched.
Every photo gets tagged
Each image gets searchable tags, a written description, and publish-ready alt text. Near-identical takes from a shoot get combined so the archive is not forty frames of the same pool.
Use the tags anywhere
Marketing searches in plain words, the website publishes through the WordPress plugin, and your other systems pull every field through the API.
Sound familiar?
The metadata project that never starts
Tagging ten years of brand shoots by hand is months of work, so it stays on the someday list while every new shoot adds to the pile.
Accessibility means alt text everywhere
The website, the booking pages, the press kit: every image needs alt text, and hand-writing thousands of them is a budget line nobody approves. Tagrly writes them all.
Each agency tagged it differently
Three agencies, three keyword conventions, and none of them match. One automatic reading brings every shoot, old and new, onto the same consistent vocabulary.
The reading, in your industry's words.
A few of the fields Tagrly writes for photos like yours: tags, a description, and alt text, per photo.
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How does AI photo tagging work on a property archive?
Connect the Drive or Dropbox folder your shoots live in and Tagrly reads each photo in place, writing searchable tags, a written description, and publish-ready alt text. Nothing in the archive is moved or altered.
Will it describe our property the way we would?
It writes plain-word descriptions of what is in the frame: the room, the view, the light, the space left for a headline. The first 500 photos are free with no credit card, so run it on one shoot and read the results yourself.
Our archive is enormous. Can it really tag all of it?
Yes. Scans run unattended in the background. Everything already read is searchable while the scan continues, and new shoots are picked up automatically.
What fields does every photo get?
Searchable tags, a written description, and publish-ready alt text, the same full reading on every plan.
Try it on your own folder.
The first 100 photos are read free. No card.
Rather not touch a setting? Send us the folder and we’ll set everything up for you.