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Vidective AI
Paste a link or upload a file. Describe what you want to find.
Vidective AI is a free AI video finder, video search, video timestamp finder, and video summarizer tool that finds any moment in any video instantly. Paste any YouTube video link or upload your own video file, describe the moment you're looking for in plain English, and Vidective instantly finds the exact timestamp, scene, face, or object you described, or summarizes the whole video for you. You can also upload a reference photo of a face, object, or scene to find every moment it appears in the video. No manual video scrubbing, clipping, or cropping needed. Useful for video editors, content creators, researchers, and anyone who needs to find a specific moment, detect an event, locate a scene, search a video by image, or summarize a long video quickly.
What you can do
Prompt-Based Event Detection
Describe any moment in plain English. The AI scans the entire video and returns every timestamp where that event, person, action, or topic occurs, with confidence scores.
Instant AI Summary
Switch to Summarized mode for a fast, friendly answer to any question about the video. Near-instant for YouTube. Well-structured markdown output, great for research and notes.
Reference Image Matching
Attach a photo of a face, object, or scene. Vidective finds every moment that exact thing appears in the video. Powered by Gemini Vision. Unique at this price point.
Click Any Timestamp to Jump
Every result card is clickable. Tap it and the video jumps to that exact moment instantly. Works for both YouTube embeds and uploaded videos. No scrubbing.
Clip and Download Moments
For uploaded videos, generate a precise downloadable clip for any detected event directly in your browser. No re-encoding, no server upload. Near-instant.
Frame-by-Frame AI Analysis
For uploaded videos, every frame is analyzed by Gemini Vision. For YouTube, we extract the transcript for near-instant results and fall back to frame analysis when needed.
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