Archival Clip Analyzer

Upload an archival clip or still frame and our SigLIP2 model identifies the era (1930s–1980s), archival category, and film damage profile in seconds. Trained on over 800,000 labeled frames from Stockfilm's archive, and matched the catalog decade for 98 percent of full-resolution master frames and 68 percent of small previews in a September 2026 test. Treat it as a triage aid, not a dating authority.

Drop an archival clip here

Or click to browse. Supports .mp4, .mov, .mkv, .webm, .jpg, .png, up to 400 MB. Limit: one upload every 3 minutes.

Analysis is performed on-device in our secure Colorado data center. Uploads are held for 24 hours and then deleted. For commercial partner API access or larger uploads, contact the Stockfilm team.

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