Contentine AnalyzeAnalyze your own uploads
Any video, from anywhere.
A client cut, a Reel, a TikTok, a lecture recording, a draft — anything you hold the rights to — gets the same scene-by-scene report as a YouTube link or a whole channel, and lands in the same library. The file goes straight from your browser to Google for analysis and never touches our servers.
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Same report, your file
Everything the YouTube report has
Hook, pacing, thumbnail (from your frames), Audio Health, SEO, Frame Timeline, transcript, topics, entities — generated from the video’s own content, so they apply to a Reel, a Short, a client cut or a lecture.
Wrong format? Too long?
Fixed in your browser
Drop an .mkv and it converts to MP4 without re-encoding. Over the limit? Split it into parts; each part gets its own report. Nothing uploads until you approve the batch.
Convert & split
Wrong format or too big? Fixed before anything uploads
Drop an .mkv
The app offers Convert in your browser — a container change to MP4, no re-encode, quality unchanged.
Over the size or length limit?
Split into parts, still in your browser; each part is analyzed as its own video with its own report.
Then upload as usual
Tick the rights box and add the batch. Files go straight to Google and are removed within about 48 hours.
Nothing uploads until you add the batch; the upload itself still goes straight from your browser to Google.
Questions people ask
Straight answers
Where does my uploaded file go?
Straight from your browser to Google for analysis; it never touches Contentine’s servers. It is removed from Google within about 48 hours and you can delete it immediately from the report.
Do I get the same report as for a YouTube video?
Yes — every module. The only differences: no public view counts (there are none), and Find frames extracts real frames from your file.
Upload a draft
New accounts start with $0.50 in trial credit — no card to try. Not affiliated with YouTube or Google.
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