Pimcore is digital asset management (DAM) software centralizes all your media assets, including images, graphics, documents, videos, and other media content.
Pimcore’s DAM places digital asset management at the core of digital experience management. It can integrate, consolidate, and manage any type and any amount of digital assets.
The community edition is free and open source software.
Features include:
- File management – organize and store your files in a structured way with a robust central repository for your digital assets and metadata.
- Metadata management – enrich and categorize your files with metadata, taxonomies and tags to create a findable and meaningful asset collection.
- Image and video conversion – automatic conversion and transcoding enable you to manage and create your files’ derivates on-the-fly – in any resolution, size, and file format.
- File type support – supports 220+ image, video, and office document file formats for previewing, collaborating, transforming, and publishing.
- Workflow management – includes an advanced workflow engine to define business processes and editorial workflows.
- Digital asset delivery – publish final versions of files to your CMS, webshop, or PIM and make Pimcore your central enterprise content hub.
- Asset experience portal – create branded portals for sharing and collaborating on files across departments and organizations.
- Brand hub and asset sharing – share and collaborate on digital media with different public or private audiences in real time. Pimcore DAM acts as your central marketing Datahub.
- Microsoft and Adobe integration – access and collaborate on pictures and videos within your Microsoft Office and Adobe Creative Cloud technology stack.
- Direct edit – connect with your local file system and seamlessly edit digital assets within your favorite applications.
- Enterprise print publishing – fully automate your print processes and keep marketing and sales material up-to-date with the integrated Pimcore publishing components.
- Enterprise metadata – features sophisticated metadata definition components and data models.
Website: pimcore.com/en/digital-asset-management
Support: GitHub Code Repository
Developer: Pimcore GmbH
License: GNU General Public License version 3 (GPLv3) as Pimcore Community Edition, Pimcore Commercial License (PCL)
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