Supported stock agencies and integrations

Rastock AI delivers to stock agencies over FTP, SFTP and CSV. Supported destinations include Adobe Stock, Shutterstock, Getty Images, iStock, Magnific (formerly Freepik), Envato, Alamy, Depositphotos, Dreamstime, Pond5, Canva, 123RF, VectorStock, PIXTA, Motion Array, Storyblocks, EyeEm, Creative Market and Vecteezy.

Each destination has its own keyword limits, category taxonomy and metadata format. Rastock maps a single metadata pass onto each agency requirement rather than making you rebuild the CSV per platform.

The current destination list covers Adobe Stock, Magnific (formerly Freepik), Shutterstock, Envato, Getty Images, iStock, Alamy, Depositphotos, Dreamstime, Pond5, Canva, 123RF, VectorStock, PIXTA, Motion Array, Storyblocks, EyeEm, Creative Market and Vecteezy. Photo, vector and video destinations are all supported, and video-first platforms such as Pond5, Storyblocks and Motion Array take the same metadata pass as the image agencies.

Delivery happens over FTP and SFTP, with CSV export available for agencies that prefer a manifest upload or for contributors who want to keep a copy outside the tool. Because metadata is also written into the files as IPTC and XMP, an asset carries its own title, description and keywords even if you later submit it somewhere Rastock does not yet support.

How many destinations you can keep connected depends on your plan: 1 on Solo, 3 on Starter, 6 on Creator, and all supported platforms on Pro and Enterprise.

Available today: the web dashboard, the Chrome extension that fills agency upload forms, SFTP folder upload with a folder per gallery, and an API key on every plan (beta, documentation on request). Also available in beta: the Rastock MCP server for Claude and ChatGPT. Coming next, each with its own waitlist: agents that run workflows on their own, plugins for Lightroom Classic, Figma and Adobe Creative Cloud, and a desktop app for Windows and macOS.

Deliver to 10+ stock agencies over FTP, SFTP and CSV from the dashboard, your browser or your own SFTP folder. Next: your AI assistant, your editing tools and your desktop.

Your workflows, your tools, your

Each one has a waitlist. The product with the most requests is built first.

One workflow, every agency.

Connect an agency once, then send files to it from the same place you tag them. The trial includes one destination.