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Pria can look at, listen to, and read your media. Upload an image and ask what’s in it, drop in an audio or video file and get a transcript, pull a transcript from a YouTube link, or search a sound library — all without leaving the conversation.

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Image Analysis

Using a vision model, Pria can describe an image, identify objects, plants, or places, read the color palette, and extract text (OCR-style). Upload an image to your vault, or paste a public image URL, then ask.
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Try it for fun: upload a photo of a flower and ask which plant it is, or upload a landscape and ask Pria to guess the city or country.

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Transcribe Audio & Video

When you upload an audio or video file, Pria automatically extracts the speech as a text transcript and adds it to your vault. Large files are split and processed in parts. Once the transcript is ready, you can ask questions about what was said.
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Upload an audio or video file from the [+] menu (file, URL, or drag-and-drop).
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Wait for the Included status — the audio has been transcribed and indexed.
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Ask questions about the content in plain language.
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YouTube Transcripts & Playback

Give Pria a YouTube link and it can pull the transcript with timestamps, optionally save it to your vault, summarize it, or play the video inline at a specific moment.
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The short share form of a link (the youtu.be/… URL) tends to work most reliably.

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Play Audio & Video Files

When a file’s URL is known — including ones you’ve uploaded — you can ask Pria to play it inline.
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Find Sounds

Pria can search the FreeSound library for sound effects and clips.
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Finding Sounds

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Tips & Limits

  • On your personal Pria, image analysis, transcription, YouTube transcripts and sound search come with the Media tool set — pick it in [+] → Tools (the recommended Minimal set has none of them); see Choosing Your Tools. In a Digital Twin, its administrator chooses the tools.
  • Audio and video uploads are supported up to the general file-size limit (150 MB per file); media larger than about 25 MB is automatically split into parts for transcription.
  • Transcription accuracy depends on audio quality — clear speech with minimal background noise transcribes best.
  • Transcribing media and analyzing images consume credits, like any AI action.