Make your videos searchable
Effortlessly find those needles in your haystack. With accurate transcription and powerful AI, you can find exactly what you are looking for in hours of footage, in seconds.
Upload and transcribe
Upload your video files, import directly from Google Drive or Dropbox, or capture Zoom or Meet calls, live. Once your media is in Reduct, it is automatically transcribed, and the transcript and the media are precisely paired.
Upload and transcribe
Upload your video files, import directly from Google Drive or Dropbox, or capture Zoom or Meet calls, live. Once your media is in Reduct, it is automatically transcribed, and the transcript and the media are precisely paired.
Create a searchable repository
By importing all of your team’s video, you can build a centralized video repository. Leverage it by searching within one recording, or across your entire project.
Create a searchable repository
By importing all of your team’s video, you can build a centralized video repository. Leverage it by searching within one recording, or across your entire project.
Uncover hidden gems
When you know what you’re looking for, Reduct’s search takes you right there. You can also use fuzzy search to find related terms and concepts, even when you don't remember the exact words."
Uncover hidden gems
When you know what you’re looking for, Reduct’s search takes you right there. You can also use fuzzy search to find related terms and concepts, even when you don't remember the exact words."
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Yes, you can search for spoken words in videos using Reduct. Since every video footage and transcript are paired together, you can easily find moments from a video by using a transcript search.
To find text in a video, follow these steps: 1. Upload the video to Reduct . 2. Transcript will appear in minutes. 3. Type your search keywords in the search field. 4. Click on the search result to jump to the specific moment in the right video.
You can search for words in a YouTube video, using Reduct. Here's how: 1. Go to the video you want to search on YouTube. 2. Copy the link and paste it on Reduct. 3. Once your have the transcription, you can search for specific words or phrases using Reduct's transcript search. 4. Click on the search results to jump to that moment in the video.
You can use Reduct to find video clips by searching through words and phrases. Once you have your video on Reduct, you can simply use the search feature to find moments by typing in search keywords.
Fuzzy search makes it easy to find moments even if you don’t remember the exact spoken words by using natural language processing to also search for related terms and concepts. For example, with fuzzy search, searching for ‘customer’ will show parts of the videos that talk about ‘buyer’ or ‘shopper.’
It's for all sorts of teams
Public defense & legal →
Achieve better outcomes for your clients when you use Reduct to transcribe and manage video and audio evidence.
Qualitative research →
Your research will benefit from powerful tagging tools, search, and effortless editing to tell impactful stories.
Filmmaking and production →
Assemble a rough cut in a tenth of the time—and spend your effort telling the best story.
Dig deep into your repository, within minutes
Say goodbye to sifting through hours of footage and hello to finding what you need in seconds.
