A Fast Drive Still Needs a Map. Tag the Footage and Search It.
One keeps creative work organized, the other makes huge files feel local. Here is what each means for video teams.
Air vs LucidLink at a Glance
Air is a shared library for video, images and design files, while LucidLink is a cloud filesystem that streams files like a local drive.
- Air gathers video, images and design files in a single workspace, and Canvas brings AI editing.
- LucidLink mounts cloud storage on your desktop, so huge files open without a full download. It handles file access rather than asset management.
- Recharm tags video on upload, so footage can be searched by what's in the frame instead of by file name (search in preview).
Air vs LucidLink Comparison Table
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- *Preview feature
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- ‡Higher-tier plan or paid add-on only
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Videos and Images Deserve a DAM of Their Own. Meet Recharm.
Recharm is a video-first asset library built to find the right clip fast.
- AI taggingTag videos automatically, and sort images with the AI image add-on (preview)
- AI visual searchFind footage by what's in the frame (preview)
- Clip cuttingCut videos into clips to find the exact moment (preview)
- Claude pluginTurn your library into creative briefs and videos with Claude
Frequently Asked Questions
What does LucidLink do that Air doesn't?
LucidLink makes cloud storage behave like a local drive, and its Enterprise plan supports bring-your-own storage. Air organizes, reviews and shares creative files instead.
Can Air or LucidLink search by what is in a video?
Air searches by faces, objects and scenes, and covers dialogue. LucidLink lists no AI search. Recharm's clip-level search, still in preview, jumps to the exact moment.
How do they handle sharing and access?
Air share links can carry a passcode, an expiry date or name and email gating. LucidLink gives guest links with expiration on Business and above, plus groups and access control.
How do Air and LucidLink treat AI assistants?
Air's MCP server is available on Business and Enterprise, while LucidLink lists nothing for assistants. Recharm's Claude plugin can turn tagged clips into creative briefs.
Can I try Air or LucidLink before paying?
Air's free plan needs no card, and LucidLink hands out a 30-day trial. Recharm lets you explore for 14 days.
Start with Your Own Footage
Import a folder of raw footage and see the difference clip-level search makes.
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