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Image Search
Search museum archives and stock photo libraries. AI generates targeted queries and curates the best results.
0.5
Best for
- •Art, museum pieces, historical paintings and illustrations
- •Academic and cultural heritage images
- •Public domain and Creative Commons content
- •High-quality photos for image-motion input
Tips
- ✓Use specific visual terms: 'aerial city skyline sunset' not 'city'
- ✓Great for historical content — museum archives have unique content
- ✓Always pair results with image-motion to convert still images into video segments
- ✓Deduplicate URLs when running multiple searches
Image Search
Describe a topic and let AI find the best images across five archives: Wikimedia Commons, Europeana, Rijksmuseum, Smithsonian, and Pexels.
How It Works
- Describe your topic — tell the AI what images you need
- AI generates queries — AI creates 3-5 targeted search queries
- Parallel search — all image banks are searched simultaneously
- AI curation — AI ranks results by relevance and removes irrelevant ones
Sources
- Wikimedia Commons — millions of freely usable media files
- Europeana — European cultural heritage collections
- Rijksmuseum — Dutch masters and historical art
- Smithsonian — American history, science, and culture
- Pexels — high-quality stock photos
Frequently Asked Questions
How many images can I search for?
Choose 10, 20, 30, or 50 images. AI will find and curate the best results from all sources.
Are these images free to use?
Most results are public domain or Creative Commons licensed. Check the source and license for each image.
How does the AI decide what to search?
AI analyzes your topic and generates 3-5 targeted search queries, each targeting a different angle. This finds more diverse results than a single search.
Are images saved to my library?
No — results link directly to the original source. This keeps your library clean and avoids re-hosting.
How many credits does it cost?
0.5 credits per search.
