Say the play
Import a JPG with its matching audio tag. FrameNote transcribes the photographer’s spoken facts and starts a caption draft.
Built for game-day deadlines
FrameNote pairs sports JPGs with spoken tags, matches roster and code-replacement data, gives you a focused review queue, and writes approved captions into the JPGs you deliver.
Bring your JPGs, matching voice tags, rosters, and code-replacement files.
Transcript
“Number 22, touchdown run, fourth quarter.”
Caption draft
Washington running back Jordan Reed (22) scores on a fourth-quarter touchdown run.
From sideline to desk
FrameNote keeps the photographer in control while taking repetitive transcription, matching, and metadata work out of the critical path.
Import a JPG with its matching audio tag. FrameNote transcribes the photographer’s spoken facts and starts a caption draft.
Roster and code-replacement files connect spoken numbers or team codes to the right athlete, with uncertain matches left for review.
Edit, review, and lock the caption, then export a normal JPG with the approved caption and job details in common IPTC/XMP fields.
One connected workflow
Lock, protect, or rate the selects in camera.
Send selected JPGs and matching voice tags to the current job.
Transcription, event context, and roster data come together.
Lock the final wording and export metadata-ready JPGs.
FrameNote Local Ingest for Mac
Scan a mounted card or DCIM folder for protected, locked, or rated photos. FrameNote Local Ingest matches voice tags with the same base filename and sends those picks to the job you choose.
Ready for the next assignment