Every video. Segmented, searchable, scene by scene.
Scopix watches your footage the way a team of reviewers would, breaking each clip into scenes, describing what's on screen, and indexing every moment for search.
Three Things That Happen Between Upload and Answer.
Every video Scopix touches passes through the same three stages. Upload finishes, the pipeline runs, and the result is footage your systems can query.
Broken Into Scenes, Automatically
Every upload is split into scenes with their own start and end timestamps.
Put Into Words
A description, tags, and on-screen text for the video and every scene inside it.
Searchable by the Scene
Every scene is indexed. Queries return specific moments, not files to scrub through.
Upload Video. Get Structured Scenes.
Every clip is segmented into scenes and analyzed frame by frame. Descriptions, tags, and visible text are returned as structured data, ready for your database, search index, or review tools.
Automatic Scene Detection
Every upload is segmented into scenes, each with its own start and end timestamp.
Written Like a Reviewer Would
Narrative descriptions for the overall video and every scene inside it, as prose your index can consume.
Categorized Tags, Applied for You
Objects, settings, colors, and activities extracted as structured tags on the video and each scene.
On-Screen Text With Timestamps
Titles, captions, and labels baked into footage, extracted with the time range they appear.
Not a File. A Set of Indexed Moments.
Scopix doesn't just label the video. It promotes every scene into a first-class, queryable object with its own description, tags, thumbnail, and embedding.
A Visual Index, Generated
A representative thumbnail pulled from each scene's midpoint, ready for storyboards and review UIs.
Vectorized for Semantic Search
Every scene is vectorized and indexed. Natural-language queries match at the scene level, not the file level.
Know What to Trust
A confidence score on every video and every scene, so pipelines can route low-confidence clips for review.
From Individual Clips to a Searchable Archive
Upload one video or ten thousand. Every scene in every clip lands in the same index, reachable by natural language, filterable by tags, and linkable by timestamp.
Ask for a Moment, Get the Timestamp
Search the library in natural language and get back specific scenes with timestamps. Keyword, semantic, and hybrid supported.
Jump Straight to the Frame
Every scene carries its timestamp. Link players, alerts, or tickets straight to the matching moment.
Upload Once. Analysis Runs Itself.
Scopix detects media type on upload and runs analysis in the background. Poll or wait for completion.
Python SDK, REST, and Webhooks
Typed Python SDK, REST API, or webhook delivery, whichever fits your stack.
From raw footage to searchable scenes.
Whether you're processing inspection footage, training libraries, media archives, or operational recordings. One pipeline, one API, the same scene-level output.