New website for Stock Food photo agency

The new website is consistently geared towards targeted searches in the company's four product pillars - images, videos, features and recipes, as detailed in a press release. Numerous new options and possibilities now allow professional image users from the media, advertising and industry to find their motifs even faster and more accurately. All it takes is the intuitive entry of a general search term to find the perfect image using a variety of interactive filters. The visual search options, which enable similarity and color searches, are also innovative. They can be used to display visually related motifs within a freely definable topic or to adjust the search results offered using a large color scale. The search functions are particularly ideal for advertising customers and graphic designers who want to take their customers' visual specifications into account or move within certain color worlds.

The new Stock Food website also offers image series and features. In the series, Stock Food presents over ten thousand image series that are thematically and visually linked. This is particularly interesting for image users who want to use entire themed series from a single source without having to commission an elaborate photo production. In addition, there are almost one thousand features from all over the world, i.e. complete image and text sections from renowned publications, which can be licensed in one go. In response to many customer requests, Stock Food now also offers users so-called "drag-and-drop" lightboxes. Thanks to this function, users can drag and drop the desired images into their lightboxes without any annoying clicks in order to create their own selections and find them again on their next visit.

Further filter options are being planned to offer professional customers a wide range of perspectives on the stock food collection. The versions for Germany and Austria will go online at the same time as the Swiss website. Current website versions in all other markets will follow. Pete A. Eising, Stock Food founder and CEO of Culinarts, is proud of the website launch: "Our business customers in advertising and editorial departments know exactly what they want. We asked them in detail and implemented all their wishes. We know that time is also money. That's why quality and innovation are so important in the media business. Our new website meets these requirements."