Video Finder - Find Videos by Description

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What Is Video Finder?
Video Finder is a third-party GPT from the GPT Store that you can use in YesChat. Its creator describes it as a GPT for finding videos from well-known websites. You tell it what you are looking for in plain words, such as "a video where a chef makes tomato soup in a small kitchen" or "the best beginner Python tutorials", and it replies with video titles, channels and search phrases to try. It is useful when you remember what a video was about but not its name, or when you want a shortlist of tutorials on a subject. The suggestions are leads, not guaranteed links, so check them on the video site. Powered by GPT-5.6 Luna
What Video Finder Does, with Examples
Find a Video You Remember
Example
"A short clip where a cat knocks a glass off a table in slow motion, probably on YouTube Shorts."
Scenario
The GPT suggests likely titles and search phrases, such as combinations of the key action and the platform, so you can find the clip faster than by scrolling.
Build a Shortlist of Tutorials
Example
"Beginner Python tutorials, under 20 minutes each, in English."
Scenario
It names channels and video series that match your level and time limit, and suggests what to search next once you finish the basics.
Plan a Watch List
Example
"A 30-minute home workout routine: warm-up, strength, stretching."
Scenario
It suggests a sequence of video types and search terms for each part, which you can turn into a playlist on the site you use.
Ideal Users of Video Finder Services
Students and Teachers
Find tutorials and lecture series on a subject and get search terms that lead to beginner or advanced material.
Content Creators
Look up example videos on a topic before planning your own, and find search phrases to study how others cover it.
Anyone Trying to Find a Lost Video
Describe a video you half remember, a scene, a quote or a song, and get leads to search for.
How to Use Video Finder
1
Open Video Finder in YesChat. You can try it for free: each device gets 5 free messages in 24 hours, shared across all GPT pages, whether or not you have an account. After that, members continue in YesChat's chat, and others can upgrade to a plan.
2
Describe what you are looking for: the topic, what happens in the video, a line someone says, the language, roughly when you saw it and where (YouTube, TikTok, a TV show).
3
Add any detail that narrows it down, such as "a cooking video in Spanish, about ten minutes long" or "a talk from a tech conference, probably 2023".
4
Read the suggested titles, channels and search phrases, then search for them on the site you use.
5
If nothing matches, tell the GPT what was wrong ("it was animated, not live action") and ask for new search terms.
Frequently Asked Questions about Video Finder
What can Video Finder help me find?
Tutorials, lectures, how-to clips, music videos, scenes from shows and other videos you can describe. It works best when you give concrete details: the subject, people or characters, a quote, the language and where the video was posted.
Is Video Finder useful for study and research?
Yes, as a starting point. Ask for beginner tutorials or lecture series on a subject and it suggests channels and search terms. Check each video yourself before you rely on it for coursework.
Can I search for videos in other languages?
Yes. Write your request in the language you prefer and say which language the video should be in, for example "Spanish videos explaining fractions for kids".
Are the results always right?
No. Suggestions can be outdated, and a channel or video may have been renamed or removed. Treat the answer as a list of leads and confirm on the video site that the video exists and is the one you meant.
Is Video Finder free, and is it an official YouTube or OpenAI tool?
It is not official: Video Finder is a third-party GPT from the GPT Store, used inside YesChat, and is not made by YouTube or OpenAI. You can try it for free: each device gets 5 free messages in 24 hours, shared across all GPT pages, whether or not you have an account. After that, members continue in YesChat's chat, and others can upgrade to a plan.