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Upload a reference photo. Get every moment it appears in the video.
This is not a reverse image search. A reverse image search tells you where a picture came from, across the whole internet. Vidective instead searches a single video you choose, a YouTube link or your own upload, for every moment a specific person, object, logo, or scene from your reference photo actually appears. Attach the photo alongside your question, and Vidective's AI visually matches it against the video and returns exact, clickable timestamps.
Powered by Gemini Vision, Vidective compares your reference photo against the video's actual frames, not just transcript text or filenames.
Find every time a specific person appears, a specific product or object shows up, or a particular location or scene is shown.
Paste any YouTube link or upload a video file directly, then attach your reference photo alongside your query.
Every match comes back with a precise timestamp. Click it and the video player jumps straight there.
No. A reverse image search tells you where an image came from, across the whole internet. Vidective instead scans one specific video (a YouTube link or your own upload) and tells you every moment inside that video where the person, object, or scene in your reference photo actually appears, with exact timestamps.
Neither. Local file scanners search a whole folder of videos on your computer, and face-recognition lookup tools (like reverse image search engines) search the public web for a face. Vidective does a third, different thing: you pick one video, a YouTube link or an upload, and it finds every moment your reference photo's subject appears inside that single video.
A clear photo of a face, an object, a logo, an outfit, or a scene. Attach it alongside your text query, and Vidective's AI (powered by Gemini Vision) visually matches it against every frame of the video.
Yes. Paste a YouTube link or upload your own video file, attach your reference photo, and Vidective returns every matching moment with a clickable timestamp.
Yes, reference image matching is included on the free tier (with a small daily limit), unlocked by creating a free account.