Stock-photo search, project fit, creator attribution, and download-ready shortlists all need a different kind of check. Strawberry can turn the Pexels pages you choose into a reviewable visual-research pass, alongside the brief, draft, and brand material already in your browser.
It helps marketing, design, editorial, and social teams compare visual direction, search terms, attribution details, and candidate assets before an image becomes part of a live campaign.
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A visual brief deserves more than the first usable search result.
A companion can organise the Pexels options visible in the tabs you select against the campaign’s message, audience, composition, and formats, so creative review begins with a real shortlist rather than an endless results page.
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A good image has to survive the places where it will actually appear.
Ask for a format-aware comparison of the candidate assets, including whether the subject placement, empty space, orientation, and visual energy suit the placements described in the working brief.
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A selection is easier to hand off when its provenance travels with it.
Strawberry can prepare a practical asset list from the pages you inspected, carrying forward source URLs, intended use, crop notes, and unresolved questions for the next reviewer.
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A weekly inspiration pass works best before the creative meeting starts.
Make a Pexels research skill around the collections and design criteria your team uses, then have a Thursday routine prepare it while there is still time to shape Monday’s production slate.
It can prepare source-linked image shortlists, creative-fit comparisons, handoff notes, and recurring inspiration reviews from the Pexels pages you choose.
It can help compare options, but the creative owner should confirm the final asset, intended use, and any licence considerations before it enters production.
Yes. Define the collection sources and selection criteria in a Pexels skill, then schedule the Thursday planning pass.
Pexels remains the image library; Strawberry makes the research, comparison, and handoff around selected assets more accountable.
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