Stock footage, suggested
When live-action fits better than motion graphics, Brollss surfaces relevant stock clips for the moment.
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Pexels clips, free for commercial use
What you get
Relevant, not random
Suggestions are matched to what you are saying, not just a keyword you typed.
Right tool per scene
Use stock where it lands and animated graphics where it does not — in the same timeline.
Licensed sources
Clips come from established stock libraries so you can use them with confidence.
How it works
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Analyze
The search starts from what you are saying at that moment, not from a keyword typed by hand. That is what separates a relevant shot from one that vaguely matches the topic.
0:42I used to spend my evenings cutting silences one by one.
- late-night editing
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The line carries its timestamp, and the search intent comes down from it. Three leads rather than one: a shot that misses is swapped without retyping the search. - 02
Suggest clips
Licensed shots come back, with their duration and their author. They come from royalty-free libraries, commercial use included, with no attribution required.
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Pexels clips, free for commercial use
Each shot carries its length and its author. The videos are served from our own servers, so the page does not depend on any stock library to render. - 03
Drop it in
The shot drops onto the B-roll track, above your footage, at the moment you choose. Drag it by hand if the edit moves afterwards.
B-rollGenerated sceneYour footageThe playhead sits on the scene's first frame, above the camera shot that keeps running underneath.
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