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Artlist Launches AI-Powered Footage Search Engine

Posted on May 30, 2023 Written by Bill Hartzer

Artlist AI-powered footage search engine

Artlist’s AI-powered footage search engine for digital creators

Artlist, a creative technology company that is used by millions digital creators around the world, has launched their new AI-powered footage search engine. Artlist’s new advanced search engine is integrated into its product, helping creators to find the exact footage that they need more quickly than ever.

AI-powered searches streamline the search process by understanding the subtleties of human speech. Creators can find footage by searching for composition, lighting and references. They can also search by mood, scenery, objects or characters. Users can search according to their own thinking and receive highly accurate results.

Semantic capabilities of the search are far more advanced than keyword matching. AI converts footage into language models and tags them with lexical information. The model produces accurate results by analyzing the user’s query and contextual cues the system has acquired over time.

The search for inspiration or footage to start a video project can be a time-consuming part of the creative process. Artlist published their results of their annual creators survey recently, showing that over 60% of creators earn a living through their video content. This shows the relevance and importance of features which help content creators create the best possible content.

Artlist is a leading creative technology company offering content creators powerful editing tools and over 1M professional digital assets under a global license that covers every project worldwide. In its mission to empower creators worldwide to create without limits, Artlist consists of 3 products: Artlist, the all-in-one platform for video creators, including high-quality and curated royalty-free music, SFX, footage, templates, plugins, and more; Motion Array, the ultimate vertical marketplace for creators including video templates, presets, music, SFX, stock footage, graphics for design, motion graphics, and stock photos; and FXhome, cutting-edge video, VFX and image editing software.

Artlist works with a growing team of contributors across the globe, updating its catalogs daily with fresh content while preserving a consistently high level of quality across its media and platforms.

Since its founding in 2016, Artlist has revolutionized the industry by offering subscription-based products under an unmatched license, and is becoming the ultimate 360-degree solution for content creators. Recognized as a top startup by LinkedIn and WIRED, Artlist counts Google, Apple, Nike, Coca-Cola, Ikea, Mercedes, Samsung, Wix, Netflix, Dior, and many more among its 20 million clients.

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