Event Tagging is the process of marking specific segments or moments in a video timeline that correspond to important or noteworthy events. Each tag typically includes:
  • The start time of the event.
  • The end time (adjustable).
  • A name or label describing the event (e.g., “Goran Dragic’s clutch 2-pointer” or “Foul on LeBron”).
This transforms raw video into structured, searchable data that can be accessed instantly.

How to Use Labellerr’s Event Tagging Tool

Step 1: Upload Your Video

  • Upload your video file in the Labellerr platform’s video annotation section.
  • Play the video to identify key moments you want to tag.

Step 2: Set the Timeline Head at the Start of the Event

  • Move the video timeline slider to the exact timestamp where the event begins (e.g., a dunk, foul, or highlight).

Step 3: Create an Event Tag

  • Click on the event tagging button/icon.
  • Enter a descriptive name for the event — for example, “Foul on LeBron” or “Clutch 2-pointer by Goran Dragic.”

Step 4: Adjust Tag Duration

  • Adjust the length of the tag by dragging its edges on the timeline to cover the entire event duration.
  • The tag can also be moved along the timeline to refine its placement.

Step 5: Manage and Organize Tags

  • Repeat the steps to map out additional key moments in your video.
  • The collection of event tags forms a searchable, time-indexed database of important moments.

Benefits of Event Tagging with Labellerr

  • Instant Access to Highlights: Skip long videos to jump directly to key moments.
  • Structured Data for ML: Tagged moments become datasets for machine learning, enabling recognition of patterns and automated video understanding.
  • Multi-Industry Application: Useful for sports, security monitoring, education, content creation, marketing, and more.
  • Saves Time: No more manual scrubbing through hours of footage to find specific events.
  • Customizable: Tags can be named, timed, edited, and organized to suit your project needs.

Use Cases

  • Sports Analytics: Tag game highlights such as dunks, fouls, goals, or plays—ideal for broadcasters and coaching staff.
  • Security & Surveillance: Mark suspicious activities for fast review and incident documentation.
  • Education & Content Creation: Highlight key concepts, demos, or tutorial sections for streamlined video content.
  • Media & Entertainment: Quickly generate clips for social media, marketing, or highlight reels.

Best Practices

  • Tag events precisely at their start time for easy navigation.
  • Use descriptive, consistent naming conventions to organize tags efficiently.
  • Adjust the length of tags to cover entire events but keep them concise.
  • Regularly review and update tags for accuracy as video content is refined.
  • Combine event tagging with other Labellerr annotation tools for enriched datasets.