Catalog and Video Management
The catalog is the central place for organizing and managing your video content in Kinescope. Here you can create projects, group videos by folders and tags, set up playlists, search for files, and track view analytics.
Who this section is for
- Content managers — need to organize a large media library and quickly find files
- Project administrators — need to configure the catalog structure and access rights
- Marketers — need to track view statistics and analyze content performance
- Course creators — need to organize learning materials and create lesson playlists
Where to start
If you’re new to the catalog
- Organizing your media library in Kinescope — how to create projects, folders, and use tags
- Media file settings — configuring privacy, access, and embedding
If you already work with the catalog
- Catalog search — quickly find files by various parameters
- Playlists — create sequential video collections
- Analytics — track views and viewer behavior
Key capabilities
Content organization
Use projects, folders, and tags to structure your media library. The interface resembles a familiar file system, making it easy to manage.
More about organizing your media library →
Media file settings
Configure privacy, access, and embedding for each video. You can set default settings for the project or configure each file individually.
Playlists
Combine videos into sequential collections for courses, product demos, or presentations. Playlists support a strict playback order.
Search and filtering
Quickly find files by name, tags, upload date, and other parameters. The search bar with filters helps when working with large media libraries.
Analytics
Track views, engagement, content popularity, geography, and audience behavior. Analytics helps optimize your video strategies.
Subtitles, chapters, and audio tracks
Add subtitles for accessibility, create chapters for video navigation, and upload additional audio tracks for multilingual content.
More about working with files →
Video editing
Make edits directly in the browser: trim, cut segments, split into parts — without exporting to an external editor.
Recycle bin
Deleted files, projects, and folders move to the recycle bin, where they are stored for 30 days. Accidentally deleted content can be easily restored.
What’s next?
After organizing your catalog, we recommend:
- Getting started — creating your first project and uploading files
- Set up content protection — protect your video from unauthorized use
- Video player: setup and embedding — embedding video on your site
- Set up team collaboration — add members and configure access rights
- Customize the player — adapt the appearance to your brand
Still have questions? Write to the support chat within the Kinescope interface — our specialists will help!
Section pages
- Media File Settings
Configuring media files in Kinescope: name, description, poster, tags, privacy (incl. unique codes), player, versions, and sharing access.
- Working with Files: Subtitles, Chapters, and More
Working with additional materials in Kinescope: subtitles and AI auto-generation, chapters (including AI), annotations, attachments, audio tracks, and supplementary videos for improved content accessibility.
- Built-in Video Editor
Trim, cut segments, and split video right in the browser — without exporting to an external editor. Working with the Kinescope built-in video editor.
- Organizing Your Media Library in Kinescope
Organizing video content in Kinescope: creating projects and folders, managing files, using tags for cataloging and quick search.
- Playlists
Creating playlists in Kinescope: combining videos into sequential collections for courses, product demos, or presentations with embedding support.
- Catalog Search
Searching the Kinescope catalog: quickly find files by name, filters by author, tags, domains and upload status, sorting results.
- Analytics
Kinescope analytics: views, player loads, watch depth, referrers, geography, platforms, browsers, and exporting reports to CSV or XLSX.
- Advanced File Upload
Ways to upload files to Kinescope: drag-and-drop, upload by link, from cloud storage, requesting files from external users, and other options.
- Recycle Bin
Managing the recycle bin in Kinescope: restoring deleted files, configuring retention period, emptying the bin, and access rights.