Image to Video Search
What is Image-to-Video Search?
Image-to-Video Search allows you to upload or select a still image (e.g., of a logo, a specific scene/shot or an object) and find matching moments across your video content where that visual appears.
It’s ideal for:
- Finding specific moments / frames / shots in footage
- Tracking props, locations, outfits, logos, or visual themes
How do I run an Image-to-Video Search?
- Go to the Search section (magnifying glass icon).
- Select Visual Search — this is required.
- Choose your content folder (e.g., Real Housewives of Salt Lake City).
- Set your search parameters: number of recommendations (e.g., 5 clips) and video length (e.g., 40 seconds).
- Click the camera icon to activate the image search function.
- Upload or select an image (e.g., a still of two celebrities from the show).
- Click Search to find video matches.
Can I use Image-to-Video Search with filters?
No — not yet. Image-to-Video Search is currently not compatible with facial expression or celebrity filters. We are actively working on turning it into a filter-compatible feature, but for now it must be used independently through Visual Search.
What kind of results will I get?
You’ll receive clips where the visual elements from your uploaded image appear, such as:
- The same object
- Similar frames or environments
Example: if you search using a still image of a frame with two cast members from a show, you’ll get scenes where those two people appear on screen together.
Anything else to keep in mind?
- Always select Visual Search first — the camera icon won’t work otherwise.
- This tool is best when used with objects, logos or shots.
- For talent, use celebrity or visual filters — see Visual Search Filters Introduction.
Want help testing this feature or need support setting it up? Just reach out — we’d be happy to guide you.