Built for Production Workflows
Large Library Management
Handle thousands of clips without performance degradation. VideoTagger is built for scale with virtualized file listing, cached thumbnails, and efficient SQLite storage. Multi-select folders to review one combined grid.
AI Moment Detection
Let on-device AI analyze your footage and drop candidate moments where people, objects, and scenes appear. Confirm the ones you trust to build a reliable, searchable layer — no cloud uploads required.
Batch Operations
Tag multiple clips at once. Select a group of related footage files and apply tags in bulk to save hours of manual work.
Instant Indexing & Preview
Thumbnails and metadata appear as soon as you add a folder — including pro camera formats like HEVC 4:2:2 10-bit from Sony and Canon — while AI tagging fills in the background and resumes across sessions.
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