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VIDEO IN. IDEAS OUT.

Turn a reference clip into a clear creative prompt

Describe the visual decisions behind a video: who is in the scene, how the camera moves and how the light shapes the image. Use the result to brief a new creation.

Video URL or file upload

Separate a night scene into framing, wet reflections, warm storefront light and a camera-movement cue. Keep the treatment while changing the location, subject and story.
Illustrative workflow example · Rainy street to a cinematic brief

Add your video

Processing your video

Rainy street to a cinematic brief

Translate the visual language, not just the dialogue

The analysis workspace inspects the video for scene structure and visual cues. It complements transcription by focusing on framing, subject action, lighting and motion that subtitles do not describe.

Visual prompts, scene structure and camera cues

Separate a night scene into framing, wet reflections, warm storefront light and a camera-movement cue. Keep the treatment while changing the location, subject and story.

Adapt the prompt and enter a generation workflow

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

What is a video-to-prompt tool?

It analyzes a reference clip and describes its visible scenes and stylistic choices as prompts or storyboard information that you can adapt for a new creative task.

Can I use a link or do I need a file?

Both inputs are available. Use a supported, accessible video URL or upload a clip through the embedded workspace.

Does it need the video's subtitles?

Visual prompt extraction does not depend solely on subtitles. It analyzes the video, while speech transcription is a separate workflow for exact spoken text.

Which details should I keep in the final prompt?

Keep the subject, action, environment, framing, camera motion and lighting that matter for your idea. Remove conflicting or unnecessary details before generation.

Will the prompt reproduce the original exactly?

No. A prompt is a description and a new model generates its own output. Use it as a creative starting point and iterate on the result.

How do I adapt the style to my own subject?

Replace the subject and setting while retaining only the visual decisions you want, such as low-angle framing or warm backlight. Check that the action still fits the new scene.

What should I do when URL analysis fails?

Check that the URL points to a video, then try an uploaded file if the platform blocks access. The source must be available before visual analysis can begin.

Can I analyze a TikTok reference?

Use a supported TikTok video link here or the dedicated TikTok Video to Prompt page. The dedicated page explains short-form framing and pacing with the same analysis workspace.

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