ClipVault Live Demo — sample library

Sample library

A packaged archive of 22 assets with real technical metadata, keyframes and tags. Filter it the way a delivery spec would, then open any asset to inspect it.

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Visual search

Describe the shot instead of the filename. In this demo, ranking comes from a precomputed index over the packaged samples — no inference runs in your browser. The desktop app adds OpenCLIP embeddings computed from your own keyframes.

Project boards

Selects and production bins that reference assets rather than copying them. This demo board is held in memory and resets when you reload — nothing is stored in your browser.

Studio — a worked example

Studio turns a long clip into a vertical cutdown. This is a completed example from the sample library; running the pipeline needs your own media and your own machine.

01 · done

Transcribe

Local speech-to-text over the source clip.

02 · done

Find moments

Candidate segments ranked for a short cutdown.

03 · done

Reframe

Tracked crop to 1080 × 1920 vertical.

04 · done

Preview

540p check render before the final pass.

05 · done

Final

1080 × 1920 output, loudness-checked.

06 · done

EDL

CMX 3600 edit list back into your NLE.

Source

HOST_INTRO_TAKE_03.mov · 3840 × 2160 · 23.98 fps · 72 seconds · Sony FX3

A Studio project references library assets — the working folder is symlinked to your originals, so no frame of your archive is copied, moved or rewritten.

Output frame · 1080 × 1920

Run this on your own footage

Grade — a worked example

The desktop app previews a look live in WebGL over your own frames and exports stills in batch. Here is a before/after on a sample frame; drag the slider.

The same frame with the DGTL look applied

OriginalGraded

What the desktop version does

A real WebGL2 pipeline over decoded frames, with the DGTL inspector, batch WebP/JPEG export, and a parity test pinning the interactive preview to the batch renderer — so what you approve is what gets written.

This browser comparison is a CSS filter on a sample frame. It illustrates the workflow; it is not the grading engine.

How ClipVault works

The demo shows the last step. The desktop app does the first two on your own drives.

Step 01

Connect

Point ClipVault at a folder or an external drive. It opens read-only and leaves your structure alone.

Step 02

Index lightly

ffprobe and ExifTool read metadata; FFmpeg writes a small thumbnail per asset and a few keyframes per video. RAW previews come from the embedded JPEG.

Step 03

Search creatively

Exactly what you are doing here — by scene, subject, camera, format, orientation, rating, tag or project.

What this demo is, precisely

It is a static page with a packaged manifest. It cannot read your filesystem, has no upload control and no file picker, starts no scans, stores nothing in your browser, and starts no trial. Reloading resets it.

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Get ClipVault Local

ClipVault is in developer preview — free, and not publicly downloadable yet. Apply and we will bring you in as builds become installable.

What changes on the desktop

Connect your own folders and drives, read-only.
Real metadata extraction and keyframes across the whole archive.
OpenCLIP visual search over your own keyframes.
Saved project boards, Studio cutdowns, and the live Grade.
Everything local: no upload, no account, no telemetry.

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Before you go

Installing ClipVault does not start the 30-day trial. Under the planned 1.0 licensing model, the trial begins only when you choose to start it, after connecting your first real library — and when it ends, your indexed work stays browsable.