everything you've already shot.
analyzed. tagged. searchable.
Upload into an Album and Cuttable analyzes the media for objects, context and metadata. Descriptions, tags, color palettes, even the camera and lens. Assets do not need to be linked to a product to be used in ads.
the assets aren't the problem.
finding them is.
shot it. paid for it. never found it.
Six folders, three drives, a Dropbox nobody has opened since the last campaign. Hundreds of assets you paid for, and it's faster to make something new than to find what you already own.
upload it once. it stays findable.
Drop files into an Album. Each one sits as Unprocessed, pending until analysis completes, then flips to Processed once the media is analyzed for objects, context and metadata. Search then works on filenames and on the descriptions and tags Cuttable generated.
linking is optional. using them is not
Assets in your albums do not need to be linked to a product to be used in ads. Linking an asset to a product is only required if you want that asset to be used automatically when you tag the product in a brief.
real results from $30M monthly spend + 300 brands.
no stock library.
just the assets you own.
what brands say.
I would spend just an inordinate amount of time on asset creation trying to come up with ideas. And I'm producing much more now than I ever could.
