Find a moment by describing what you see on screen
Describe a visual moment — a whiteboard, a product shot, a specific scene — and Clipo locates it in your video and builds a clip around it.
Search what you can see
Not every moment can be found by words. Visual search lets you describe what appears on screen, and the AI scans the footage to find and clip that exact moment.
How it works
For the moments nobody said out loud
Plenty of what matters in a recording is never spoken. The slide with the chart. The moment the product is actually on screen. The whiteboard. Someone's face when they hear the number. None of that is in a transcript, so no amount of keyword searching will find it.
Visual Search takes a plain-language description of what was on screen — "the demo of the dashboard", "the slide with the pricing table", "when he laughs" — and finds it in the recording. It covers the half of a video that text search structurally cannot.
Up and running in three steps
Upload your video
Any long recording works.
Describe the moment
Say what appears on screen in plain language.
AI finds & clips it
Clipo locates the moment and builds a clip around it.
Getting the most out of it
Practical tips
Describe the picture, not the topic
"Pricing" is what was discussed. "The slide with the pricing table" is what was on screen — and that's what visual search matches against.
Be concrete about objects and actions
Nameable things work best: a laptop, a whiteboard, a chart, two people shaking hands, someone standing up. Abstract descriptions are harder to match.
Use it as the second pass
Find the segment by keyword, then use visual search to find the exact frame inside it where the thing you want is actually visible.
Who it's for
In practice
Product demos
Find the seconds where the interface is genuinely on screen, rather than the minutes spent talking about it.
Conference and stage recordings
Locate a specific slide in an hour-long talk without stepping through the deck to work out when it appeared.
Reaction-led content
Find the reaction rather than the statement that caused it — usually the more watchable of the two.
Works great alongside
Frequently asked questions
Visual search lets you describe something that appears on screen — a whiteboard, a product, a specific scene — and the AI scans your footage to find that moment and clip around it.
Try Visual Search today
Free to try. No credit card required. Publish-ready content in minutes.