Find visually similar shots — and choose what "similar" means.
You found a shot that's close, but not quite it. Maybe the look is right but the subject is wrong. Maybe the motion is right but you need it on a different material. Most tools give you one generic "more like this" button. Motion Index gives you four.
On any shot in the library, choose the dimension that matters: General, Look, Subject, or Motion. The gallery re-ranks around your choice — instantly, at the shot level, across every film in the library.
The four similarity modes
Similarity is not one thing. A lighting reference and a camera-move reference can come from completely different shots. That's why each mode asks a different question:
- General — "more shots like this one, overall." The balanced default.
- Look — same color, light, and mood, regardless of what's on screen. Follow a golden-hour glow from a watch face to a perfume bottle to an abstract form.
- Subject — same thing on screen, styled differently. Every way the library has seen a sneaker, a bottle, a chair.
- Motion — same movement and speed, on anything. A slow push-in, a whip-pan, a liquid morph — matched by how it moves, not what it is.
Why shot-level similarity matters
Every video in Motion Index is broken into its individual shots — typically 10 to 30 per film — so similarity operates on the exact three seconds you care about, not a whole video's average. "Same look, different subject" is how art direction actually works: you're not looking for another watch film, you're looking for that light on something else.
And because every shot in the library was handpicked, similar never means "similar but worse." The pool you're exploring already cleared the quality bar.
Frequently asked
How is this different from reverse image search?
Reverse image search finds near-duplicates. Motion Index similarity finds neighbors along a chosen dimension — look, subject, or motion — across a curated library of product commercials, at the shot level.
Does it work on every shot?
Yes. Every shot in the library supports all four similarity modes. Open any shot and pick the mode that matches what you're chasing.
Try it
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