When viewing a photo, you’ll see several metadata insights provided by MediaViz AI: Labels: AI-generated tags/keywords (for example, “cup,” “friendship”) that describe image content. These tags improve search and group photos into curated albums. Our labels are grouped into three categories: Narrative…
The photo labeled “Original” in your similarity set is the image the AI has determined to be the best out of that similar set. It will always be moved to the first position and be the featured image of the set.
When a Collection is created, you choose a Similarity Setting that defines how closely other images must match the Original. This setting guides the AI’s grouping and cannot be changed after processing. The three Similarity Settings are: Similar Moments: Loosely groups images that share…
The Similar Photos view displays images that are visually similar to the photo you’ve selected. It helps you spot duplicates, compare variations, and choose your favorite from a group of similar shots (although the AI does this for you). The image AI selects as the best in a…
When you open a Collection in the app, there are many ways to view your photos. In this FAQ, we’ll define the tools to sort, filter, analyze your images. Chronological sorting: The app’s default view is to sort your images from newest to oldest. You can…
To delete a Collection in the MediaViz AI app, navigate to the main “All Collections” screen. Find the collection you would like to delete, then click the three dots to open its menu. Click “Delete.” Delete will remove the Collection, its associated photos, and associated metadata…
There are two ways to export metadata from the MediaViz AI app: writing the metadata directly into your images or downloading a CSV. Note that when you write metadata into your files, the system will update the original files you uploaded with the metadata from the MediaViz app.
To rename a Collection in the MediaViz AI app, navigate to the main “All Collections” screen. Find the collection you would like to rename, then click the three dots to open its menu. Click “Rename,” then type in your updated name for the collection.
Download or transfer your photos to your computer first, then upload them into MediaViz from your internal hard drive. This ensures the Photo Uploader can process your files at full speed of 60,000 images per hour.
No — uploading directly from Cloud storage (like Google Drive, Dropbox, or iCloud) is not recommended. These platforms slow down transfer speeds, which can significantly delay your upload or cause it to fail. We also don’t recommend uploading directly from external drives (USB sticks, SD cards,…