Quick Start: Interface Introduction

Top Bar

The central area at the top of the software is the search box. You can select different options, including: text description search, search text in images, filename search, text description video search, and search subtitles in videos.

The camera icon in the middle is the image search option

On the right are the personal center for the logged-in account and the main menu

The main menu includes: membership subscription, software tutorials, software updates, contact us, feedback and settings

Useful Tools: Click the tools button to view more usage tools including: camera search, face detection, etc.

Sidebar

The sidebar is mainly divided into overview and folders.

Click Overview to view indexing information of all folders, as well as indexing progress and progress bars for folders being indexed

This indexing information is selected in the image recognition settings

Click add folder to pop up a window to select image recognition settings. Image recognition settings were introduced at first startup

Click the update folder button, and the software will scan all folders to determine which folders have image updates and will index these images

Image List

The central area is the image list where you can view materials under the current category.

Above the image list are filtering tools, including: search scope, search parameters, color picker, image date and export all. These tools help you quickly search for your images

Inspector

The inspector is used to view basic information of the currently selected item, such as name, folder information, indexing information and image information, etc. All information can be viewed here.

Folder information includes: indexing info, total images, recognized images, searchable images, pending recognition images, abnormal images, modification date, etc.

Image information includes: type, size, resolution, modification date, text information (text recognition results) and main image color values, etc.

Note: As FlareSeek 3.0 continues to iterate, specific functions of FlareSeek may be added and adjusted, but basic functions and operations will not change. Actual functions are based on the software's latest display.

Thank you for reading the entire interface tour. In the next chapter I will introduce you to: Basic Search Operations