AI video search for creators
Find the exact visual moment you remember but cannot locate. ShotMind splits local videos into shots, analyzes selected shot clips with AI, and lets you search by what you saw instead of by filename or folder.
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Video libraries grow faster than filenames and folders can explain them. A useful shot may be buried inside a long export, a product shoot, an AI generation batch, or a reference reel.
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ShotMind turns long videos into a shot-level reference library. Search works after you choose shot clips for AI analysis.
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Use ShotMind before editing, prompting, storyboarding, pitching, or reusing footage. It helps you find the visual reference; your editing or generation tool still does the production work.
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ShotMind is designed for shot search and reference management. It is not a full editing system and not a public footage marketplace.
The demo shows the core workflow: import video, split it into shots, review searchable shot cards, and search by visual intent.
Use ShotMind when you want to find and reuse visual references from footage you already have.
Folders, filenames, and tags are still useful. ShotMind adds search by what is visible inside the shot.
Keeping projects separated.
A folder cannot describe every shot inside a long video.
Remembering the source, client, or date.
A filename rarely captures composition, action, mood, or lighting.
Small libraries with disciplined tagging.
Manual tagging gets slow and inconsistent as footage grows.
Finding visual moments by description.
It depends on analyzed shot clips, and AI results still need judgment.
Yes. Full videos stay on your local computer. After the shot clips you choose are analyzed, you can search the resulting shot library with natural-language descriptions.
No. ShotMind reduces the need for manual tags by analyzing selected shots and creating search-ready descriptions. You can still use your own judgment when results matter.
No. Full videos stay on your local computer. Only the shot clips you choose to analyze are temporarily sent to cloud AI, then those temporary copies are removed after analysis succeeds.
No. Editors are for cutting, color, audio, and final delivery. ShotMind helps you find the exact visual references before editing, generation, pitches, or storyboards.
It is best for creators who repeatedly search for visual references: AI video creators, editors, product video teams, ad creators, animation and motion designers, game capture creators, and small studios.