A clip on the wall is discovery. Collecting it (from the clip detail, or in bulk from a selection) makes it an artifact: a record of yours that survives the wall’s retention, filed in a folder, with a recipe that says how to post-process it, and a downloadable file once rendered.

Artifacts: the folder rail, the collected clips, and per-clip actions.

Folders

The rail on the left is a virtual file system: create folders, drag or Move artifacts between them, rename or delete a folder (deleting a folder never deletes a file — its artifacts go back to Uncategorized). Select many and move them at once.

Recipes

Open an artifact and choose a recipe — what torii should do to the video before you download it: The editor can detect where the watermark is without rendering, so you can adjust the box before spending an encode. For Weibo the position is a known constant (shown as known position); elsewhere a vision model guesses and reports its confidence.
Honesty rule. After a de-watermark render the artifact says either applied (a watermark was found and removed) or none (torii looked and found nothing — the file is real and kept, it just still has whatever was there). Doxaform never labels a file “de-watermarked” on hope.

Download

Download renders the current recipe and stores the file; Download all does it for a selection. Renders run as background jobs — one at a time by default, because torii’s re-encode gate is shared — so a large batch takes a while but never fails just because it was large.
  • Change the recipe and download again: the file is re-rendered. Doxaform keeps the original (metadata-stripped) copy, so a later recipe never depends on the platform still serving the video.
  • Original downloads the untouched copy; Zip packs a selection.
  • Filenames carry the title and the recipe, so a de-watermarked file and its original never collide.

Removing

Remove deletes the record and its files; Clear empties your whole collection. Un-collecting from the clip detail does the same for one clip. The clip itself stays on the wall.