ViSearch turns video into searchable transcripts, summaries, chapters, and quizzes. It supports full-text, semantic, and visual searches, including searches across a video library. Transcription and translation cover more than 90 languages, add speaker labels, and can be exported as TXT, DOCX, or PDF. The platform can create timestamped chapters, structured summaries, and multiple-choice, true/false, or open-ended quiz questions linked to video timestamps; its site says quizzes integrate with any LMS. Users can upload common video and audio formats or provide YouTube, Google Drive, iCloud, and direct file URLs. Videos may be up to 10 hours long, while the no-sign-up trial is limited to 10 minutes and the signed-up free allowance to 20 minutes. ViSearch also lists iframe embedding, REST API integration, and on-premise deployment for teams. Free use is available up to 20 minutes of processing. Paid plans charge per minute: Basic is $0.09/min, Pro is $0.15/min, and Visual is $0.25/min. The operator is Kobaltstack LLC, based in New York.
Who it is for
It may suit educators, course creators, content creators, teams, and media organizations that need to search or repurpose video. On-premise deployment and API integration are listed for teams.
What is good
- Searches video with full-text, semantic, and visual modes
- Transcribes and translates in more than 90 languages
- Creates timestamped chapters, summaries, and quizzes
- Free allowance covers up to 20 minutes
- Offers API and on-premise deployment
What to know first
- No-sign-up trial is limited to 10 minutes
- Free allowance is limited to 20 minutes
- Paid processing is charged per minute
Verdict
ViSearch combines video search with transcription and learning-oriented outputs such as timestamped quizzes. Its free allowance is limited, and the paid plans use per-minute pricing.
ViSearch plans and pricing
All plansCompared on AI video search tools
- Free plan
- No
- Visual search
- Yes
- Audio search
- Yes
- Multimodal search
- Yes
- API access
- Yes
