Google Drive and Dropbox
Search your Drive and Dropbox photos by what's in them.
A file name like IMG_4821.jpg doesn't say what's in the photo. Vispull connects to your Google Drive or Dropbox with permission to read, writes a description of every image (what's in it, its materials and colours, any visible text, and the date and place saved in the file) and lets you search those descriptions by typing, by voice, or with a reference image. Nothing is moved or renamed.
How it works.
- Connect Google Drive or Dropbox and choose all of it or the folders you want.
- Vispull reads each image once and describes it. Images join search as they finish.
- Search in plain words, out loud, or by dropping in a similar picture. Chosen folders can stay in sync.
Search the way you'd describe it.
- “concrete stair with a red handrail”
- “brass pendant lamps over a counter”
- “the curved brick tower at sunset”
Your files stay put.
Vispull can read the files you connect and can't move, rename or delete them. Your Drive or Dropbox stays the place where your files live; Vispull keeps a description and a search index of each image. More on how the library works.
Try it on your own folders.
The free trial covers 14 days on up to 2,000 images, with no card. See pricing for the plans after that.
