Tagbox.io

tagbox.io ↗

AI media library that finds photos and video by what is in them

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What it does

Tagbox.io is an AI-powered media library for photos and videos. It searches by what is in the frame, groups people with face recognition, transcribes video and audio, and learns custom tags for your products and logos. Teams use it to collect, share, and manage large media collections.

Tagbox.io is built for teams that need to find photos and videos by what is in them, not by folder names. You describe what you remember, and the AI reads objects, activities, colors, and any text visible in the shot. Face recognition groups every photo of a person across stills and video, and you can name, merge, or correct matches. Video and audio are transcribed automatically, so a long recording becomes searchable down to a single sentence. Custom AI tagging learns your product names and logos. The site also lists collection sharing, rights tracking, an open API, and MCP access for AI agents. Migration from your current storage takes about a week, and the team builds the structure with you. Pricing starts at $250 per month billed annually for the Starter plan, with Basic at $400 per month and Pro starting at $600 per month. Nonprofits get 20% off, and small businesses can get up to 50% off. The site says free to start, but the pricing page shows paid plans and a free trial, so check current terms before you commit.

Strengths
  • Searches photos and video by describing what is in the frame
  • Face recognition groups people across stills and video
  • Custom AI tagging learns your product names and logos
  • Video and audio are transcribed so you can search inside footage
Watch out for
  • Migration from your current storage takes about a week
  • Starter plan is limited to 5 users and 5,000 media files
  • The site says free to start, but the pricing page lists paid plans and a free trial