Step 1 — Footage sources
Six libraries are always on, no key needed. Three more unlock with free API keys.
NASA Image LibraryPublic domain space footage
NASA SVSScientific visualizations, public domain
Wikimedia CommonsFree-license video, license shown per clip
Internet ArchiveClassic & archival footage, check per item
Library of CongressHistoric film & lectures, rights shown per item
OpenverseCC-licensed video gathered from many libraries
PexelsGeneral stock video — free key below
PixabayGeneral stock video — free key below
EuropeanaEuropean archives & museums — free key below
Privacy: keys are stored only in this browser (localStorage) and are sent only to their own service (api.pexels.com / pixabay.com / api.europeana.eu) when you search. Without keys, HunterEye simply runs on the six free libraries.
Step 2 — Paste your script
Tip: put chapter headings on their own lines, e.g. Chapter 1: The Space Station — the splitter will use them. Without headings it falls back to chunks of N words.
Scenes & matched footage
Posters load first — nothing downloads until you tick it. Review the scenes below — edit titles, remove or add search keywords, delete scenes, then re-search any scene. Tick the clips you want in each scene, then press Download ticked. Videos only.
No script processed yet. Paste a script above and hit Find footage.