Find duplicate content
Spot copies by what appears in the video, even when filenames and folder locations have changed.
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MediaDNA Library
A local video library for Windows and macOS that helps you find duplicates, related versions, missing media, and scan issues by comparing what videos contain, not just their filenames.
What it is for
Turn loose video files into a manageable local library.
Compare related versions
Review exports, edits, and similar versions together instead of hunting through separate folders.
See library health
Keep missing files, analysis failures, and scan job status in one focused review workspace.
Who it is for
For people and teams managing growing local video libraries.
MediaDNA Library is useful when folders, filenames, and manual review no longer explain what is actually in the collection.
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Large local collections
When finding the right file means opening videos one by one.
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Versions and duplicates
When exports, edits, backups, and copies are difficult to compare.
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Library maintenance
When missing media and analysis status need a single place to review.
How MediaDNA works
Video frames become visual features, then a comparable content fingerprint.
MediaDNA is not biological DNA. It is a local content fingerprint built from visual features extracted from video frames, designed to help compare videos by content instead of filename alone.
- Sample video frames Read representative moments from local video files.
- Extract visual features Use AI computer-vision models to describe what the frames contain.
- Build MediaDNA Create a reusable local content fingerprint for each video.
- Compare the library Review duplicates, similar versions, missing files, and scan issues.
Release status
Windows and macOS releases are being prepared.
MediaDNA Library is not available for public download yet. This page will be updated when the desktop release is ready. Early testers will receive an email when trial access opens.
Private beta
Test MediaDNA Library with your own video library.
Request a place in the private beta to try upcoming Windows and macOS builds with your own collection. Tell us where your current workflow breaks down; your feedback will guide the product before release.