Find Where Your Videos Came From Using Title Auto-Copy

The Problem: You Have No Idea Where This Video Came From

You're browsing your collection. You see a thumbnail. You remember downloading this video 2 years ago. The actress looks familiar but you can't remember her name. The filename? premium_download_scene47_1080p.mp4

Useless.

You want to find more videos like this one. Maybe from the same series. Same actress. Same studio. But how?

The Solution: Title Auto-Copy Feature

Right-click any video. Click "Copy Title". The full extracted title is copied to your clipboard. Paste it into Google. Instantly find:

• The original source - Which premium site it came from
• The full scene name - Usually includes actress names and series
• Related videos - More from the same series or actress
• Studio information - Find their entire catalog

Step-by-Step: How to Use It

Step 1: Right-click the video in Pornganized
Step 2: Click on the video title to copy it
Step 3: Open your browser
Step 4: Paste into Google (Ctrl+V or Cmd+V)
Step 5: Browse the results

Pro tip: Add the actress name to your search if you already know it. Example: "Scene Title" + "Actress Name" gives even better results.

Real Example

Filename: brz_1080p_8000_scene_47.mp4
Auto-Copy extracts: "Brazzers Scene 47 1080p"
Google search shows: Original scene name, actress names, release date, and 10+ related scenes from the same series.

Without this feature? You'd spend 30 minutes trying random searches. With it? 10 seconds.

Why This Matters

You didn't download these videos to forget about them. You downloaded them because they were good. But without context, they're just random files.

Title Auto-Copy gives you back that context.

Find the actress. Find the series. Find more like it. Stop re-downloading content you already own.

Bonus: Works With Any Filename Format

Premium site filenames, torrent filenames, random renames—doesn't matter. The Title Auto-Copy feature extracts whatever information exists in the filename and formats it for search engines.

Even if the filename is garbage, it'll extract the useful parts and ignore the noise. Studio abbreviations, resolution tags, bitrate numbers—all cleaned up automatically.

Try It Today

Pick any video in your collection. Right-click. Copy Title. Paste into Google. See what you find.

You might rediscover videos you forgot you had.