How to Write Stock Photography Titles
The best stock title is usually a compact description of the main subject, action and setting.
Use a subject-first structure
Start with what the buyer is looking at, then add the most useful action or setting.
Include differentiating details
Color, viewpoint, age group, environment or copy-space direction can be useful when clearly visible and relevant.
Keep claims factual
Avoid assigning an occupation, exact place or emotion that cannot be verified from the image.
Let keywords do their job
Do not squeeze every synonym into the title. Use the keyword field for secondary search terms.