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Use the Video tab in Data > Explore to natively view all the videos available in your Folder. From the Video tab you can sort and filter all of your videos based on Video Quality Metrics. You can also apply video frame level metrics while in the Video tab.
Video frames are sampled for metric and embedding calculation at 1 FPS starting from the first frame. Using keyframes and custom metadata you can specify the frames you want imported. Contact us to discuss changing the sampling frame rate how to indicate specific frames.
Quick Overview
  1. Video Quality Metrics for sorting and filtering your videos.
  2. A compact card grid of all videos in the Folder. Hover over a card to preview the video.
  3. Click + N frames on a card to expand that video in place into a full-width frame strip, with frame-level metrics and analytics controls in the row header.

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Browse videos in the card grid

Each unexpanded video appears as a compact card showing a thumbnail, its duration, and its sort metric.
  • Hover to preview: Hovering over a card automatically plays a muted, looping preview of the video, so you can screen footage without opening it. Labels are not currently overlaid on this preview.
  • Select a video: Hover over a card to reveal a selection checkbox, along with quick actions such as similarity search.
  • Expand a video: Click + N frames on a card to expand that video in place into a full-width frame-strip row. The row appears at the video’s current sort position, and the other cards flow around it.
Collections are shown on video cards. Selecting and adding videos to a Collection selects the whole video, not individual frames.

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Inspect an expanded video

Expanding a video replaces its card with a full-width row showing its sampled frames. The row header consolidates the controls previously spread across the view:
  • A frame-metric selector, for sorting or coloring frames by a specific quality metric.
  • The Show only Keyframes toggle — see Keyframes.
  • An Analytics button that opens a frame-level analytics chart. This requires the explore_analytics feature to be enabled on your organization.
  • A Collapse (or Hide frames) button that folds the video back into the card grid. Collapsing a video also closes its analytics chart.
The frame-offset slider used to move through a video’s frames only appears once that video is expanded.
To have every video expanded by default instead of browsing the card grid first, enable Load video frames by default in the Display panel.

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Use Video Quality Metrics

Use Video Quality Metrics to sort and filter your videos. For a full list refer to the Video Quality Metrics page. Filter with example

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Display settings for video cards

Click Display to configure how video cards appear in the grid:
  • Card details: Choose the title, Collections, and selected metric shown on each video card, the same Card details control used for other data types.
  • Grid density: The grid-count slider controls the height of an expanded video’s frame-strip row. It does not change the width of unexpanded video cards, which stays fixed.