Locate moments quickly
Jump from a report entry straight to its corresponding video timestamp.
Core scripts may be missing or blocked. Check the full tool folder, then reload. Your original video files are unchanged.
Turn video movement into a reviewable, timestamped activity report. Scan visible motion offline, or apply a free pose model to estimate supported human postures.
All video frames are analyzed locally. The optional AI model is downloaded only when you choose pose analysis.
Review highlighted samples and activities on the timeline.
Bring your own video or open the sample to explore timestamped motion findings.
Select a finding to seek directly to its first frame and edit its label.
Optional on-device writing assistance using only timestamps and existing labels. The language model does not see video frames, verify activity classes or replace human review.
Load a model to summarize reviewed segments.
No AI summary yet.
Jump from a report entry straight to its corresponding video timestamp.
Review estimates, split or correct segments, and preserve manual notes.
Frame analysis runs inside your browser; no video is uploaded to PixelOkay.
Pose mode uses a free on-device human pose model and rule-based posture estimates. Offline motion mode measures visual change only; it cannot tell which activity caused it.
No. It supports a limited set of visible single-person poses and broad motion categories. Complex interactions, objects, sports and precise action names need human verification.
Video frames are processed locally. Optional pose mode downloads model code and weights from third-party hosts; videos are not intentionally uploaded.
They reflect sampled video times rather than frame-perfect starts and ends. Increase sampling detail for more precise boundaries.
Analyzing your video locally…
PreparingReview sampled video motion or optional posture cues as editable, timestamped intervals. Use the analysis to locate footage that needs attention, then correct labels before sharing a report.
Example: On a short sports clip, use high-motion intervals to find likely action sections, then check the surrounding frames and correct segments where a camera pan or cut caused a misleading cue.
Limits and privacy: The tool does not classify arbitrary actions: motion can come from camera movement, exposure changes or cuts, while pose labels and confidence are heuristic. Analysis is limited to 180 seconds and 240 sampled frames; timestamps are approximate. Optional MediaPipe and local text-model setup retrieves external runtime/model files and may disclose the visitor IP. Project JSON omits the source footage. The optional MediaPipe pose path remains unverified after the pinned dependency problem; visual-motion review is a separate mode.