Hold My Frame is a visual research tool for searching a curated catalog of commercials, music videos, and short films. Users can describe a scene in plain language using details such as lighting, color, or composition, or provide an image as a reference. The catalog contains more than 360,000 frames from around 2,800 films, searchable at scene level, with new films added over time. The service is designed for visual research and pitching, rather than hosting users' own footage libraries. Every frame is also available in motion, so the scene it comes from can be played. Users can pull their own frame or their own GIF out of a scene if the exact moment they need is not in the results. Match Look searches the catalog for frames with similar lighting, color palettes, and framing based on an image or selected frame. Other search features include Similar searches and Directions that suggest related visual references. Search results can be organized into sets, presented fullscreen, and shared through a review link. Clients can vote on frames, with the votes recorded in the relevant project. Frames can be downloaded as JPG, GIF or MP4, and a project can be exported as a PDF. The typical workflow is to search by description or image, review matching frames, assemble a selection, and share it for client feedback. Hold My Frame is intended for people who work with visual references, including directors, cinematographers, agencies, producers, and treatment designers. A free account is available with usage limits, and Pro and Pro+ plans are offered with monthly or annual billing. A seven-day Pro+ trial can be started without a payment card; it then returns to the Free plan automatically. Frames are provided for research and pitching, and use of the service does not grant licensing or distribution rights to the underlying films.