Searching your library

Describe what you are after, or start from an asset you already have.

1 min read · 3 sections

01Describing it

Type what you want — "rain on a windscreen at night", "warm interior, single source" — rather than guessing a filename. Search reads the analysis of your assets, so it can find things you never labelled.

my.cine.gallery/search?q=magical+forest
The cine.gallery search page showing snowy forests, sunbeams through trees and a moonlit sky found for the query magical forest
“Magical forest” — snow, fog, backlit canopies and a moon, found by what is in each picture.

02Starting from an asset

Open an asset and choose Find similar assets. You get the nearest things in your own library, which is usually faster than describing a look in words.

03Narrowing

Filters for shot, composition, colour and number of subjects sit above the grid, and tags can be combined with any of them.

Search field, filters and tags above the grid.

Search covers assets that have been analysed. Anything still waiting will appear once its analysis lands.

Still stuck? Write to contact@cine.gallery — a person reads every message.

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