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Search assets

Find media using natural-language search across video, audio, images, and text metadata.

How to use

1. Enter a search query

Use any of these entry points:

Entry Action
Top bar search Type a query and press Enter
Command palette Press ⌘K (Mac) or Ctrl+K (Windows), type your query, select Search assets for …
Search page Navigate directly to Search

Example queries: "sunset over water", "interview about product launch", "logo on white background".

2. Choose search scope

On the search page, set scope to:

  • All: assets and metadata entities
  • Assets: media files only
  • Metadata: entity records only

Your scope preference is saved for future searches.

3. Review results

Results are ranked by relevance. Video hits may include segment-level matches when embeddings are available. Default sort on the search page is relevance.

Use the shared control bar to change sort order when needed.

4. Open a result

Click a result to open Asset detail. Search context (result position, clip start for video segments) is preserved in the URL so you can move prev/next within the result set.

Tips

  • Use descriptive phrases rather than single keywords for semantic search.
  • Switch scope to Metadata when looking for structured entity records.

Troubleshooting

  • No results. Confirm assets have finished processing; try broader terms or check a different scope.
  • Unexpected ranking. Semantic search interprets meaning; try rephrasing or use filename/type filters on the Assets page.
  • Slow results. Large libraries may take a moment; wait for the query to complete.