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VIDEO IN. IDEAS OUT.

Turn a reference video into a production-ready starting point

See how a clip is constructed: the scenes, subject actions and camera cues. Start with the visual analysis, then refine the script for your own production.

Video URL or file upload

A reusable bottle ad becomes a detail shot, a handling shot and an outdoor product shot. Adapt the sequence to a different product rather than copying the original footage.
Illustrative workflow example · Product film to a three-shot brief

Add your video

Processing your video

Product film to a three-shot brief

Break the sequence into decisions you can use

Visual analysis gives a structured starting point for shots, actions and scene changes. Review the extracted storyboard against the source before treating its dialogue or timing as exact. For verbatim spoken words, use Video to Text.

Scene-by-scene script and visual production cues

A reusable bottle ad becomes a detail shot, a handling shot and an outdoor product shot. Adapt the sequence to a different product rather than copying the original footage.

Refine the storyboard and create your next video

From source video to useful output

  1. 01

    Paste a link or upload

    Use a supported video URL or choose a video or audio file from your device.

  2. 02

    Choose your output

    Select the source language and the transcript, summary or visual analysis you need.

  3. 03

    Keep working with the result

    Copy or export the output, ask a follow-up question, or prepare your next creative brief.

Choose the output you need

ToolOutputYour next step
Video to Script — Extract a Scene-by-Scene StoryboardScene-by-scene script and visual production cuesRefine the storyboard and create your next video
Video to Prompt — Analyze Scenes, Camera and StyleVisual prompts, scene structure and camera cuesAdapt the prompt and enter a generation workflow
Video to Text — Transcribe Video with TimestampsTimestamped transcript and TXT/SRT/VTT exportsEdit captions, collect quotes or ask about the transcript

Questions before you start

How is Video to Script different from transcription?

Transcription focuses on spoken words. Video to Script uses visual analysis to organize scenes, actions and camera cues into a storyboard-style result.

Can I analyze a video URL here?

Yes. Use the link input in the embedded analysis workspace or upload a video. A supported platform URL must be retrievable by the backend.

Do I need to leave this page to start?

No. The video analysis workspace is embedded below the introduction. Submit the source and inspect its scene breakdown on the same page.

Are generated dialogue and timestamps exact?

Treat the extracted script as an analysis, not a certified transcript. Check the source for exact dialogue and timings, or use Video to Text for a speech-focused output.

Can I export the storyboard?

Use the export controls available in the analysis result. The existing workspace supports copying output and exporting structured storyboard information.

Can I use the script for a different product?

Yes. Adapt the subject, audience, setting and call to action. Review every scene so the new brief describes your own product and production requirements.

What makes a good reference clip?

Use a clear, focused clip with visible subjects and scene changes. Very rapid cuts, obscured subjects and complex overlays can make an extracted storyboard less precise.

Should I choose this or Video to Prompt?

Choose this page when the main output you need is a script or shot sequence. Choose Video to Prompt when you want generation prompts that describe the reference's visual treatment.

Bring the source. Leave with a starting point.

Add a video link or upload a file, choose the output, and continue working with the result.

Analyze your video