Contentine AnalyzeFind in video
Stop scrubbing. Describe the moment.
Find in video is two connected tools on every report. Find frames pulls the exact stills where something happens. Find moments jumps to the time ranges where something is said or shown — in one video, or across everything you’ve analyzed.
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8 frames found · for an uploaded video the real stills are extracted in your browser — download individually, as a ZIP, or as a contact sheet
Searches every video you have analyzed, in one query.
Find frames
The exact still
“Every distinct screen of the app being demoed.” The AI proposes the points; for uploads the real frames come out of your file in your browser.
Find moments
The clip, not the frame
“Each time pricing is discussed.” Time ranges with what matched — audio, visual or both — and a play button that seeks the in-report player.
Across all videos
One query, every report
Search everything you’ve analyzed at once and get the matching timestamps per video.
For editors and researchers
The moment is the deliverable
Contact sheets of every screen for a UX review. Every product shot for a cut-down. The three seconds where the claim is made, across a season of episodes. Steer any search with a lens — a software-demo lens reads screens differently from a film lens.
Honest notes
What it searches
- The first pass searches what your analysis already knows — transcript and scene descriptions — so it is fast.
- A deeper pass that re-watches the video shows its estimate first, like a re-analysis.
- Frame extraction and clip download are for uploaded videos; YouTube results are timestamps and links.
Questions people ask
Straight answers
What is the difference between Find frames and Find moments?
Find frames returns single images at exact points — every screen of an app, each product shot, every scene change. Find moments returns time ranges where something is said or shown, with a play button that seeks the report player.
Does it work on YouTube videos?
Yes, with timestamps and links. For an uploaded video, Find frames extracts the real still frames in your browser into a gallery you can download individually, as a ZIP, or as a contact sheet.
Can I search across more than one video?
Yes. Find moments across all searches every video you have analyzed with one description and returns the matching timestamps per video.
What does “Match in” do?
It tells Find moments where to look: audio + visual, audio only (spoken words and distinct sounds), or visual only (on-screen text, graphics, action).
Find the moment, not the file
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