Likewise, if you search for filename.mp4.*, you will find only JPEGs without video, because the video file extension is. Otherwise, the results showing a color image/video when you filter by monochrome would make no sense. Now, when you search for them or sort them by color, the user interface must display individual files. This is intentional since "stacks" can contain files of different types and properties, such as color.įor example, there may be color and monochrome versions. Our search API and user interface perform a file search. Why can't I play live photos or find stacks when I search for specific images? Limits results to the specified internal unique IDsįinds hidden pictures (broken or unsupported)įinds pictures with an aspect ratio > 1.9:1įinds pictures with more than one media fileįinds pictures that can be stacked with additional media filesįinds pictures with a file that has been removed from a stack Media Type (image, video, raw, live, animated) OR search with | Name of State (Location), OR search with | Subject Names, exact matches, can be combined with & and | Subject Names, can be combined with & and | Original file name of imported files, OR search with | Path Name, OR search with |, supports * wildcardsįinds pictures by Exif UID, XMP Document ID or Instance IDįile Name without path and extension, OR search with | Name of City (Location), OR search with |Ĭolor Name (purple, magenta, pink, red, orange, gold, yellow, lime, green, teal, cyan, blue, brown, white, grey, black), OR search with |įile Name with path and extension, OR search with |
Filterĭifferential Perceptual Hash (000000-FFFFFF)ĭistance in km in combination with lat/lngĪlbum Names, can be combined with & and | results cannot be monochrome and have high color saturation at the same time. Filters can generally be combined unless they contradict each other, e.g. This is a complete list of supported search filters with examples. Wildcards can be combined with & or |: filename:"*IMG123*|*_22F6FC19.jpg" Filter Reference ¶
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