Describe the shot you need.
Try “a person running by the sea.” Filter to Video, then narrow by folder or tag. Open a timestamp and check the surrounding footage.
Local AI video search
Find the scene.Keep your editing moving.
Describe a scene in your own videos, find its timestamp, and trim the part you need.
macOS 12+ · Windows 10+ (64-bit)
From a description to a moment in a video
ClipSeekIllustration
Sunset by the oceanVideo
00:18
00:42
01:06Start with the subject and setting you remember
Processed locallyNo login requiredImport up to 5 GiB free
Three steps to find a clip
- 01
Import your videos
Add a few videos. Reference the originals or copy them into the library.
- 02
Let indexing finish
Wait for keyframe extraction and visual indexing to finish.
- 03
Search, check, and trim
Describe a scene, check the timestamp, and export your clip.
Search scope and limits
Read the guide- Search covers imported videos, rather than unknown films on the web.
- Brief details can be missed. Relevance scores are not a measure of correctness.
- For dialogue, import timed subtitles. Speech transcription is not included.
Common questions
Can I search videos on an external drive or NAS?
Yes, using Reference source files. Existing indexes work offline; playback and export need the originals connected. Keep the database and indexes on your computer.
Can I use a picture instead of a description?
Yes. Drag a reference image into Visual search, then filter to Video.
Does my footage leave my computer?
Normal importing, indexing, and search run locally. Model downloads, updates, and Pro activation need an internet connection.