THE PROBLEM

You've built up a sequence with a clear visual style, shallow depth of field, warm tones, medium close-ups with soft natural light. The edit feels right, but you need three or four more shots that match before you can call the section done.

The problem is that "matching the style" is subjective and hard to search for. You can't type "looks like the other shots in my timeline" into a file browser. So you go back to the raw footage and scrub through everything again, holding the current look in your head and trying to spot clips that belong.

It's tedious, time-consuming work, and the more footage you have, the more likely you are to miss good options buried in clips you skimmed past too quickly.

WITHOUT WIDEFRAME

Re-scrubbing entire library for visual matches

WITH WIDEFRAME

Describe the style, get matching results

90% TIME SAVED

HOW YOU SOLVE IT WITH WIDEFRAME

01

Describe the visual style you're matching

Tell Wideframe what you're looking for: "shallow depth of field, warm tones, medium close-ups." You can describe the look as precisely or loosely as you need.

02

Review visually similar results

Wideframe returns clips that match the visual characteristics you described, ranked by similarity. You evaluate real frames, not file names.

03

Pull matching shots into your edit

Select the clips that fit and add them to your timeline. Instead of re-scrubbing your entire library, you found stylistically consistent footage in minutes.

TRY IT

Find footage that matches your edit

Wideframe gives you an AI agent that handles the mechanical work of video editing so you can focus on the creative decisions. 7-day free trial.