How it works
A preset is a ready-made generator configuration for a specific platform. It holds the platform's requirements: title and description length, keyword count and format, category list and its rules. You pick the preset — the generator writes the metadata to fit it straight away.
Presets come in three kinds: built-in (for a specific platform), universal (by content type, when the exact platform isn't listed), and your own — up to five per generator.
Images — 12 presets
- Adobe Stock
- A descriptive-phrase title; the first 10 keywords carry the most weight.
- Shutterstock
- Metadata is uploaded as a CSV; a strict anti-spam policy.
- Getty / iStock
- A controlled vocabulary: every word is matched to an approved list.
- Magnific (Freepik)
- Tag order matters; the most relevant go first.
- Dreamstime
- Emphasis on categories and synonym groups.
- Vecteezy
- The first 5 keywords carry the most weight; one word form, no diacritics.
- 6 universal presets
- Basic, Strict, Photo, Vector/Illustration, 3D Render, Pattern/Texture — for when the platform you need isn't listed.
Video — 21 presets
Stock: Adobe Stock, Shutterstock, Getty / iStock, Pond5, Motion Array, Depositphotos, Dreamstime, 123RF, Pixabay, Pexels, Unsplash. Camera movement and shot type are added to the usual keywords. Pond5 doesn't accept AI content.
Social platforms and video services: YouTube, TikTok, Instagram Reels, Facebook, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Twitch, Vimeo, Telegram, Discord. Here the metadata is the title, description, tags and hashtags shaped to each platform's format.
Audio — 9 presets
Sound and music: Pond5 Sounds, Freesound, SoundCloud. BPM, key, mood, genre. Pond5 doesn't accept AI; Freesound accepts it with a label.
Podcasts: Spotify for Creators, Apple Podcasts, YouTube Podcasts, Podbean. Episode title and description; Apple has its own category taxonomy.
Audiobooks: Google Play Books. BISAC categories, AI-narration disclosure.
Messengers: Telegram. Caption and hashtags.
Your platform isn't on the list?
Create your own preset. The editor shows the base prompt template — add your own limits, category list, required and forbidden words, and get a preset for your platform, under your name. Up to five per generator.
How Meta VisBreeze handles it
You pick a platform from the list (or your own preset) and upload your files — the generator writes the title, description and keywords by that platform's rules. Then you edit the result and export: a CSV in the platform's format, or metadata embedded in the file.
Open the image metadata generator → How stock metadata works →
FAQ
What if a platform changes its rules?
Presets are updated on our side — you don't have to reconfigure anything. The "current as of" date is at the top of the page.
Can you add a platform on request?
Creating your own preset is faster — the base template is ready, you just fill in the platform's requirements. If it's a popular platform, tell us and we'll add a built-in preset.
One preset per platform?
Yes. Every platform has its own limits, keyword format and categories, so one set doesn't fit all. The universal presets are a compromise for platforms without an exact preset.