Finding a specific moment in hours of footage is a common bottleneck. Selects gives you two ways to search: by what was said and by what was shown.

Before searching, set your search scope. You can search across your original footage to find moments from everything you imported, or select a specific draft to search only within that edit. Choose your scope first so results are relevant to what you are working on.

Search any word or phrase across your transcript. Results show every instance with surrounding context and timestamps. Click a result to jump directly to that moment in the video. This is faster than scanning the transcript manually when you remember someone mentioned a specific topic but not when.

Browse visual thumbnails of scenes detected throughout your footage. Search visually for specific moments, locations, or setups. Helpful when you remember what something looked like but not what was said. This mode works best when your footage has distinct visual changes or location shifts.