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Cloudglue connects directly to platforms where your videos already live. Once connected, you can start adding videos to your Cloudglue workspace — building a structured context layer you can search, query, and build on.

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How It Works

Choose between adding files directly, or via one of our data connectors.

Data Connectors

Connect cloud sources like Google Drive, Zoom, S3, and more.

Local Files

Add video files from your computer.

Public URLs

Paste YouTube, TikTok, or any HTTP URL.

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Data Connectors

Data connectors give Cloudglue secure access to your cloud video sources, making it easy to add many files at a time and optimized for large files. Connect once, then add videos anytime.

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Supported Data Connectors

We’re continuously adding more:

Google Drive

Dropbox

Zoom

Gong

AWS S3

Google Cloud Storage

Recall.ai

Need a connector that’s not listed? Contact our team to discuss adding support for your data source.

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1. Select the connector you’d like to grant Cloudglue access to

Data Connectors page showing available connectors
Go to Data Connectors →

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2. Authenticate

Each connector has its own authentication steps. See the individual connector pages above for setup instructions.

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3. You’re ready to add videos!

Once connected, you can add videos to a collection in two ways:
Browse your connected source and pick which videos to add to a collection. Best for quick testing and one-off imports.
Connected data connectors with Select Videos button
Select videos to analyze from Google Drive

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4. Start working with your media

That’s it! You can now start working with your videos — chat across them, search for specific moments, extract structured data, and more. The possibilities are endless. :) 
// Ask a question across all videos in a collection
const response = await client.collections.chat({
  collectionId: 'my-collection-id',
  messages: [
    {
      role: 'user',
      content: "What topics were discussed in this week's meetings?",
    },
  ],
});
console.log(response.message.content);
Explore what you can do:

Search

Find specific moments across your videos

Chat

Ask questions across your collections

Extract

Pull structured data from video content

Describe

Get rich descriptions of your videos

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Local Files

Add video files (MP4, MOV, WEBM) directly from your computer. Learn more → Add on the dashboard:
Add local files modal
Add with the API/SDK: 
const { data } = await client.files.uploadFile({ file });
await client.collections.addVideo(collectionId, data.id);
For bulk imports or larger files, use a data connector or the API/SDK directly.

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Public URLs

You can also add videos by pasting a URL — no data connector setup needed.

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HTTP URLs

Add any publicly accessible video via its URL. Learn more → 
const result = await client.collections.addVideoByUrl({
  collectionId: 'my-collection-id',
  url: 'https://example.com/video.mp4',
  params: {},
});

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TikTok URLs

Paste public TikTok video URLs to add them to a collection. Full multimodal analysis (audio, visuals, and text). Learn more →
Add TikTok videos modal

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YouTube URLs

Paste public YouTube video URLs to add them to a collection. Learn more →
YouTube URLs are processed as audio only. For full video analysis including visual descriptions, add the original video file instead.
Add YouTube videos modal

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Next Steps

Ready to get started? Dive into the guides for each method:
  • Data Connectors — Set up Google Drive, Zoom, S3, Gong, and more. Each guide walks you through authentication and your first import.
  • Public URLs — Add videos from HTTP URLs, YouTube, or TikTok — just paste and go.
  • Local Files — Add video files directly from your computer, or use the API/SDK for programmatic uploads.