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  • Retrieve video IDs and titles from any YouTube playlist URL for batch analysis. Pass results to video analysis tools for further processing.
    MIT
  • Probe a video file to get suggested analysis settings, including metadata, video type, and presets, so you can choose the right configuration before running the analyze tool.
    MIT
  • Extract video transcripts with timestamps from YouTube for summarization and content analysis. Input a video ID to retrieve captions in your preferred language.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the complete JSON schema for video generation to understand all configuration options, constraints, and examples before creating valid video configurations.
    MIT

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  • Register a public HTTPS video URL for analysis. The API ingests MP4 or QuickTime files up to 2 GiB, processes them asynchronously, and returns a ready video resource with an ID.
    MIT
  • Upload a local image, video, or audio file to obtain a public HTTPS URL for use in video generation tasks, avoiding base64 truncation issues.
    MIT
  • Extract a single video frame at a specific timestamp from any video URL or local file, enabling inspection of critical moments identified by transcript analysis.
    MIT
  • Retrieve technical metadata from a Cloudglue video file including duration, resolution, file size, and processing status. Use when you need video specifications instead of content analysis.
    MIT
  • Generate AI images or videos asynchronously by submitting a task and polling for the result. Supports text-to-image, image-to-video, reference-to-video, and video editing models.
    MIT
  • Extract multiple frames evenly distributed across a video time range for motion and vibration analysis, such as detecting shaking or flickering.
    MIT
  • Retrieve video metadata, comments, chapters, and AI summary from a video URL. Faster than full analysis when only metadata is needed.
    MIT
  • Extract audio from video URLs on 1000+ sites at maximum speed for transcription and analysis. Uses multi-connection downloads to isolate spoken content without saving video.
    MIT
  • Extract a single frame from a video for use as a cover or preview. Works with common video formats and large files, decoding only one frame for fast results.
    MIT
  • Upload a local audio or video file to Speak AI for automated transcription and analysis. Obtains a pre-signed upload URL, transfers the file, and creates a media entry for further processing.
    MIT