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Face detection is currently in beta.

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Overview

Face detection allows Jumper to automatically identify people appearing in your footage. Once detected, you can search for specific individuals and quickly find all scenes where they appear.

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How it works

1

Mark media file for face detection

In the Media tab, mark your media file for face detection by clicking the checkbox in the Mark for Face detection column.
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Choose a Collection

Choose a Collection or create a new one to add the faces to.
3

Analyze media file

Start the analysis by clicking the button at the bottom of the Media tab.

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Using face detection

To detect faces in a media file, you need to mark the media file for face detection in the Media tab and choose a Collection to add the faces to. face_detection_6.avif By clicking the dropdown menu, you can choose a Collection or create a new one. face_detection_7.avif Once the media file has been analyzed, you can see the your collection of faces in the People tab. By default, all people are unnamed. face_detection_2.avif To assing a name to a person, click the name field and type the name. face_detection_3.avif face_detection_8.avif After assigning a name, that person becomes searchable in the Search tab. To search for a person, click the Face icon button to bring up a list of all named people and select the person you want to search for. You can also type ’@’ in the search bar to bring up the People dropdown. face_detection_4.avif You can now search for any keywords or context and Jumper will find scenes of that person with the search query. face_detection_5.avif