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The WorkflowHow to work in AiCaption?

This article explains an general overview of the workflow. read on to get an idea of the steps and best

Dec 17, 2020
Seb

The main workflow:

The basic workflow of aicaption includes the following steps:

  1. Shoot something amazing!
  2. Download pics to mobile or computer - check out the knowledge base for some manuals
  3. Choose image to send
  4. Upload images
  5. Caption images
  6. Send Images
  7. Done!

  • Log-in to the app

    Log-in or 'SignUp' if you don't have an account yet, how to register?

    img of the login panel

    Login panel

  • Upload an image

    1. arrow_rightIn the images view, click on the + upload images button
    2. arrow_rightClick the 'Add Files' button to choose the images you want to upload
    3. arrow_rightClick on upload to start uploading the images
    4. arrow_rightClick on finish or add more pictures
    An animated gif showing the process bar on upload of an image

    The uploading panel

  • Caption the image

    Start on the upper right corner, and by the time you get to the caption field you will only have to review and file the image.

    screenshot of the stills view

    The stills view

  • File the image

    image of the send buttons

    Review and proofread the caption, then you can download the fully captioned image to your computer, or FTP the image.

    You can:

    • arrow_rightShare your photo on Facebook
    • arrow_rightDownload the captioned image back to your device
    • arrow_rightEmail the photo
    • arrow_rightSend to an editor (advanced and needs set up)
    • arrow_rightFTP your images

Check out the "Filing the first image"(still in progress) for an actual and more in-depth guide to filing images.

Check out other articles for other and more advanced workflows ( such as editors, image enhance, image forensics and more.)


Learn more:

  • arrow_rightFiling the first image
  • arrow_rightsoonThe workspace
  • arrow_rightsoonCaption workspace