Don't search keywords. Describe it.

Every search engine you have ever used wanted the right words. Search by description flips that: you write what the thing looks like — in your own words, as long and detailed as you like — and the engine does the translating. It is the difference between guessing “sunset beach palm” and simply saying “the last light of the day through palm leaves, warm and quiet, shot from a hammock.”

AiSearcher turns your description into a visual brief — subject, action, setting, colors, mood, framing — displays it back to you as editable chips, and searches photo and video libraries together. Wrong word in your description? Remove that chip and the search re-runs without it. You steer the meaning, not a keyword list.

This is search designed for how people actually remember and imagine images: as pictures in their head first, words second.

How detailed should my description be?

More detail beats less — a full sentence with subject, place, light and mood will outperform two keywords. But even a short phrase works; you can refine with the visual-brief chips after the first results.

Does search by description work for both photos and videos?

Yes — one search covers both, and you can filter to Everything, Images or Videos, and to wide or tall framing, right in the search box.