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What is Raster?

Raster is a digital asset manager (DAM) designed for modern marketing teams, photographers, and developers. It helps teams organize, edit, and host photography efficiently. Raster uses AI to tag and serve photo assets, offering features like AI-driven organization, nondestructive collaborative editing, and a CDN for fast image delivery.

How to use Raster?

To use Raster, register for an account and upload your photo assets. The AI will automatically tag and organize your images. You can then edit them collaboratively and deploy unique Raster image URLs for use across different platforms.

Raster's Core Features

AI-driven organization with smart tags

Nondestructive, collaborative editing

Ultra-fast CDN for image delivery

Reverse image search

Advanced EXIF metadata support

Raster's Use Cases

#1 Organizing and managing photo assets for marketing campaigns

#2 Collaboratively editing images with team members

#3 Hosting and serving images on a fast CDN

#4 Streamlining photography workflows for design and engineering teams

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