Imagga Image Auto Tagging: Use-Cases, Insights and Reviews | 2025 Cuspera

World Singles needed help with content moderation on their dating platform. They used Imagga's image recognition technology. Imagga helped them improve how they moderate images. This made the platfor...m safer for users. The case shows how Imagga's solution worked for World Singles.
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Swisscom needed a way to organize large amounts of photos for its myCloud service. They wanted a solution that could sort images by topic and work on their own servers for privacy. After testing seve...ral options, Swisscom chose Imagga for its strong technology and easy setup. Imagga's API helped Swisscom improve how users manage and search their photos. The solution met strict privacy needs and made photo organization automatic.
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IntelligenceBank needed a better way to organize and tag large numbers of images. Manual tagging was slow and hard to keep consistent, especially with millions of images uploaded each month. They cho...se Imagga’s Auto-Tagging API for its high accuracy and large keyword library. The solution automated the tagging process. This saved users a lot of time and made it easier to find and manage visual data.
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PlantSnap wanted to build an app to identify any plant in the world. They needed to train a model on over 320,000 plant species using 90 million images. Most providers could not handle this scale or ...provide high accuracy. Imagga used its Custom Categorization API and powerful hardware to help PlantSnap train its model 10 times faster. The result was a classifier with a 90% precision rate for the top 5 results. PlantSnap now has over 350,000 paid downloads and high customer ratings.
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Unsplash is a website for free, high-quality photos. They had a problem with fast growth and needed better search for users. They used Imagga’s Auto-Tagging API to tag and categorize all photos. This... made it easier for users to find images by keywords and categories. After using Imagga, Unsplash went from 20,000 to 4,000,000 downloads a month and now has 350 million photo views. They have the highest engagement rate per photo compared to other photo sites.
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Deliety is a German e-commerce retailer with over 25,000 products. They needed a way to let customers search for products by color, but supplier images did not include color information. Deliety trie...d to build their own solution, but it was hard to handle products with more than one color. They used Imagga's API to tag product images with primary and secondary colors. This made color search possible and cut development time from a year to a day. The process now runs automatically and saves time for the team.
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