Can I upload videos I recorded elsewhere?

Yes. Upload any video file and it joins your library like a native recording: transcribed, searchable, taggable, and publishable. You don't need to have recorded it with Pixelmatic.

Who can see an uploaded video?

Your team, by default. You can narrow that with private visibility (you plus chosen teammates), widen it to one outsider with a magic link, or publish it to a public page anyone can watch. Each video carries its own setting.

How does search on my own website work?

You create an API key in Settings → Integrations and list the domains of your site. Then either paste our one-line script tag for a ready-made search box, or call the search API directly and render results yourself. Visitors get titles, transcript snippets, and timestamps that link to the video pages.

Can visitors on my site find private or unpublished videos?

No. Public search covers published videos only. Private, unpublished, and password-protected videos never appear in public results, regardless of the key used.

What happens when I unpublish a video?

Its public page comes down and it drops out of public search results. It stays in your team's library, still searchable internally.

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Your video library

Bring your videos.
We'll make them searchable.

Upload the videos you already have. We transcribe them, make every spoken word searchable, and let you decide who sees what: just you, your team, one person with a magic link, or everyone on your website.

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The problem

The content exists.
Finding it is another matter.

Your videos live in six different places.: A drive folder here, some unlisted YouTube links there, a few recordings in someone's downloads. The content exists. Finding it is another matter.
Nobody can find the moment, only the file.: Even when someone locates the right video, the answer is 40 minutes in. So they scrub, give up, and ask a person instead. The video may as well not exist.
Sharing is all-or-nothing.: Either a video is locked away where nobody can see it, or it's public to the whole internet. Most videos need something in between: this team, this customer, this one person.
Your public videos don't help people help themselves.: You've published tutorials and walkthroughs, but visitors on your site can't search inside them. They browse a list of thumbnails and hope.

How Pixelmatic helps

One library, every audience.

Upload what you already have: Bring your existing videos in as they are. Each one is transcribed, and every spoken word becomes searchable. Type a phrase, land on the moment it was said.
Private videos, when it matters: Mark a video private and it's visible to you and the teammates you choose. Not admins, not the rest of the org. Everyone else's search results behave as if it isn't there.
Magic links for the in-between: Share a video with someone outside your team without publishing it. A magic link opens that one video for whoever holds the link, no account needed, and you can revoke it any time.
Tags that keep a big library navigable: Tag videos by product, team, customer, or topic. Tags are searchable alongside titles and transcripts, so "onboarding" pulls up everything your team filed under it.
Publish for the public, at scale: Publishing gives a video its own public page: no sign-in, no paywall for the viewer, ready to be linked from your marketing site, knowledge base, or course. You choose per video. Unpublishing takes it back down.
Search on your website, not just ours: Our newest addition. A one-tag embed puts a search box on your own site, and visitors search your published videos the way your team searches the library: typo-tolerant, straight to the timestamp. There's a plain API underneath if you'd rather build your own interface.

Where this pays off

Libraries worth bringing over.

A knowledge base where customers search tutorials by what was said, not by title
Product walkthroughs on your marketing site, searchable by visitors
A course library where students jump to the exact minute a concept was covered
Support videos your team links in replies, with private drafts until they're ready
Client work shared by magic link, without giving access to the rest of the library
One internal library for the team, with the public slice published deliberately

Frequently asked questions.

Start with one upload.

Pick the video people ask about most. Upload it, search for a phrase you remember, and see how long it takes to land on the moment.