Find any moment in any video by describing what you see. Eden analyzes every frame, so you can search for visual content the same way you'd describe it to a person.
How It Works
Eden analyzes each frame of your videos to understand:
Objects — Cars, phones, furniture, food
People — Clothing, actions, expressions
Scenes — Indoors, outdoors, office, kitchen
Colors — Dominant colors, specific items
Text — Anything visible on screen
Actions — Walking, talking, typing, cooking
When you search, Eden matches your description against this analysis and returns the most relevant frames.
Search Examples
What You're Looking For | What to Search |
|---|---|
A specific person's outfit | "person wearing blue sweater" |
A product shot | "close-up of the phone" |
A location | "standing in front of whiteboard" |
An action | "typing on laptop" |
On-screen text | "slide that says Q4 results" |
A mood or setting | "dark room with neon lights" |
Try It Now
Open the search bar
Type a description of something in one of your videos
Press Enter
Look for Frame matches in your results
Click any frame result to jump directly to that moment in the video.
Tips for Better Frame Searches
Be specific
Instead of "person," try "person in red jacket" or "woman with glasses."
Describe what's visible
Search for what you'd see in the frame, not what you know about it. "Man holding microphone" works better than "podcast host."
Try different angles
If "laptop" doesn't find what you need, try "hands typing" or "computer screen."
Combine elements
"Person standing next to car outdoors" is more specific than just "car."
Searching Within a Video
To search within a specific video instead of your whole workspace:
Open the video
Press Cmd/Ctrl + F
Enter your search
This searches both frames and transcript within that video only.
Frame Search vs. Transcript Search
Eden offers two types of search:
Frame Search | Transcript Search |
|---|---|
What you see | What you hear |
"Person in blue shirt" | "When they say revenue" |
"Product on table" | "Mentions the deadline" |
Visual content | Spoken content |
Use Cases
Finding B-roll
You know you have footage of a sunset somewhere in your hours of clips. Search "sunset" and find every sunset frame across all your videos.
Locating specific scenes
"Interview in the conference room" finds exactly those shots without scrubbing through everything.
Reviewing product footage
"Close-up of packaging" surfaces every packaging shot for review.
Finding reference frames
"Slide with the graph" finds presentation moments without watching the whole recording.
Common Questions
How accurate is frame search?
It's very good at finding obvious visual elements. More abstract or subtle details may require trying different search terms.
Does it search every frame?
Eden analyzes frames throughout the video. It captures the visual content comprehensively without analyzing every single frame at full resolution.
Can I search for faces?
You can search for descriptions like "person with beard" or "woman in blue shirt," but Eden doesn't identify specific individuals.
Why didn't my search find anything?
Try different descriptions. If you searched "dog," try "animal" or "pet." The frame analysis might use different terms than you expect.
Does this work on YouTube links?
Yes. Any video in your workspace — uploaded or linked — gets the same frame analysis.
