[1][2] Kennelly began developing Tweak two years after Stockbyte was acquired by Getty Images and was officially launched in 2011.
Tweak Cloud is designed to be one platform for all of a business's digital assets for marketing in up to seven languages.
Stockbyte was Europe's first digital stock photography library, founded by Jerry Kennelly in 1996.
[22] Magazines such as Time and Newsweek carried its images on their covers and global organisations like McDonald's, Blue Cross and the Federal Bureau of Investigation licensed their imagery.
In 2004, Kennelly and his team created a second brand called Stockdisc, which made images available at a lower price to Stockbyte.