Store and Organize Images

Let’s say you just downloaded a stock photo of a person playing a guitar in front of a bicycle.

You plan to use this image on a website ... or just keep it around, because it’s pretty neat.

Before Raster

• It hangs out in your ~/Downloads folder for a couple days before many of you will move it to a Stock Photos folder
• If you’re organized (like some of us), you may even have subfolders. Something like:
• Stock Photos
• People
• Vehicles
• Music
• ... but what if the photo has all three?
• You might copy the photo 3 times, wasting disk space and creating an organization nightmare.
• Or you might just roll your chances and choose a folder.
• You may create a new folder People, Music, Vehicles

... and end up with just one photo in that folder, forever.

• Regardless of your approach above, you can see why any of this is not ideal.

✅ With Raster

• Upload it to Raster
• Within seconds, Raster AI gauges your image and tags it with person, bicycle, and guitar.
• Your photo is now safely and smartly stored in Raster, ready to use.