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Step 2: Clip Review

Once you hit "Analyze" (or if analysis runs automatically), this step shows everything the pipeline found.

Step 2: Clip ReviewStep 2: Clip Review

Clip Grid​

You get a grid of thumbnails for every detected scene. Each clip shows:

  • A representative frame
  • Duration
  • Score (how "interesting" the scene is, based on motion, faces, audio content)
Compact grid viewCompact grid view

Duplicate Detection​

Clips flagged as near-duplicates are grouped and highlighted. This happens a lot if you have burst recordings or multiple takes of the same moment. The tool uses perceptual hashing to catch these: it's not pixel-perfect comparison, it's "does this look basically the same."

Selecting and Deselecting​

Click any clip to view its details. Deselect clips you don't want in the final video. The tool pre-selects the best clips to fit your target duration, but you have full control.

Detailed list viewDetailed list view Refine Moments viewRefine Moments view

Photos in the Grid​

When photo support is enabled (via config or Step 1 toggle), photos appear alongside video clips in the grid. Each photo card shows:

  • A thumbnail from Immich
  • A camera badge to distinguish it from video clips
  • Per-photo include/exclude controls

The header updates to show both counts: "N Videos, M Photos Found". Photos and videos are merged into a single chronologically sorted view so you can see everything in timeline order.

Resume Support​

If you've previously analyzed these videos (and have caching enabled), the cached results load instantly. You don't re-download or re-analyze anything. This makes iterating on clip selection fast even with large libraries.