The AI search layer for image libraries★★★★★
Photoreka finds any image in your library by describing it. Search from a brief, rank the best shots and clean up duplicates. On top of Dropbox, Google Photos, Lightroom or local folders.
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By industry
Every industry asks its archive different questions. These are the kind of requests Photoreka answers in seconds, typed exactly as a colleague or a client would phrase them.
Travel agencies, tour operators, and tourism boards sit on thousands of destination photos with no captions. Search them by place, mood, and season — and let AI recover where an archive shot was taken when it has no GPS data.
After a product shoot, the work is choosing. Photoreka ranks every frame on subject clarity and commercial intent, flags near-duplicates from the same setup, and finds lifestyle shots of any product by description.
Campaign briefs rarely match folder names. Paste the brief and get the images that fit — and find out in a minute whether your library already has the shot or you need a new production.
Find the strongest interior and exterior shots across every property you've photographed — bright rooms, clean lines, the view — without opening shoot after shoot.
Tools
One analysis pass turns a folder of files into a library you can search, rank and map. Every tool works from that same analysis, so nobody has to tag anything by hand.
Describe what you need in plain language — subject, setting, mood, light. Broad to explore options, Precise when the brief has conditions that must be met.
Rank any set of images by quality and by how usable they are commercially.
See the whole library as one map, and clean it up.

Know where every destination shot was taken, even without GPS.

Assemble a selection for a campaign, brochure, or catalog in minutes.
How it works
No migration project and no tagging sprint. The person who manages your images sets it up once.
Link Dropbox or Google Photos, connect a Lightroom Classic catalog through the official plugin, or upload local files. Photoreka works from compressed previews, so your originals stay where they are.
Computer vision reads every image once: subjects, setting, mood, light, quality, and visual similarity. It runs in the background at roughly 1,000 images per hour.
Find images from a brief, clean up duplicates, recover missing locations, and assemble selections. When a new shoot comes in, only the new images need analyzing.
Digital asset management platforms ask for a migration project, a monthly subscription, and someone who keywords every upload. Photoreka asks for none of that: it sits on top of the storage you already pay for and makes it searchable by what's actually in each image.
Already running a DAM for permissions, licences, and distribution? Keep it. Photoreka doesn't manage rights or share files — it finds and ranks images.
FAQ
What teams ask before putting their image library on Photoreka
Photoreka is an AI search and curation layer for a company's image library. It analyzes the images in the storage you already use and lets you find any of them by describing it, clean up near-duplicates, score shots for quality and commercial intent, recover missing locations, and assemble selections for campaigns, brochures, or catalogs.
No. A DAM manages permissions, licences, approvals, and distribution, and Photoreka does none of that. It makes the images you already have findable and rankable. That's why it fits next to your storage, or next to a DAM you already run, as the search layer those tools are missing.
Yes. Anyone on the team who signs in to the account works with the same analyzed library, so marketing, content, and e-commerce can all search it and build their own selections. What Photoreka doesn't have is separate per-person logins with roles or permissions — if you need that level of access control, it belongs in a DAM, with Photoreka alongside it as the search layer.
No. Connect Dropbox, Google Photos, or a Lightroom Classic catalog, or upload local files. Photoreka builds its analysis from compressed previews, so your originals stay exactly where they are, with the same folder structure.
Not directly. Today the sources are Dropbox, Google Photos, Lightroom Classic, and local files. Images kept in Google Drive or SharePoint can be added by uploading them from a folder synced to your computer.
It works best with a curated library of up to about 20,000 images, and libraries of up to 50,000 have been tested. It's built for the working library a business actually uses — destination photos, product shoots, brand imagery — rather than millions of raw files.
No. Photoreka doesn't write keywords, captions, or IPTC metadata back to your files. It makes images searchable by what's in them, so nobody has to keyword them to find them later.
Yes. Photoreka stores only reduced versions of your images to power search and curation, analyzed under agreements that prevent retaining or reusing them. Your images are never shared, and you keep 100% of the rights.
There is no monthly subscription. You pay once to analyze a batch of images; after that, most tools are free within daily limits, or unlimited with credits. During early access, a free photo package and usage credits are available.
Try the search on our commercial demo catalog, then connect your own folders when you're ready.
Prefer a general photo library? Try the standard demo Shooting the photos yourself? See Photoreka for commercial photographers