Prompt From Video

Prompt From Video / Scene intelligence

Video to Prompt for Content Creators

Study why a reference clip holds attention, then turn its visible and audible structure into an editable prompt instead of guessing from a thumbnail.

Shot-by-shotCamera + motion6 model formatsPrivate by default
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Analyze a reference video
Sample scene analysisREFERENCE_01.MP4
SHOT 02 / LATERAL TRACK00:05.8
Scene timeline08.0 SEC
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00:00Establish
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00:03Track
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00:06Dust trail
Model-ready promptREADY

Track a red rally car laterally through a sunlit desert bend. Keep the vehicle sharp while a broad dust plume builds behind it with natural motion blur…

Lateral track Dust motion

01The output stays grounded in visible evidence: shots, timing, movement, lighting, and sound.

Short-form study / Reusable direction

Turn a reference into evidence your team can use.

A short clip can change framing, subject motion, sound, and pace within seconds. The hook is rarely one adjective. A timestamped analysis helps a creator see how the opening, middle, and payoff are constructed, then preserve the useful mechanics while changing the story and assets for an original post.

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Opening hook

The first visible action, framing choice, camera energy, and audio cue that establish the clip.

02

Pacing and transitions

Shot timing, movement changes, cuts, reveals, and the final beat across the complete source.

03

Reusable direction

Camera, lighting, motion, style, and audio separated from the original subject so they are easier to adapt.

Working sequence

Use the analysis as a reviewable brief.

  1. 01

    Upload or paste the public link

    Use a supported file, or start from the dedicated YouTube or TikTok URL workflow when the source is publicly accessible.

  2. 02

    Inspect each beat

    Read the shot timeline and check the camera, movement, lighting, and sound before copying any generated direction.

  3. 03

    Make the concept yours

    Replace the people, setting, story, branding, and protected elements; then adapt the remaining direction to the model you use.

Concrete handoff

What leaves the workflow.

  • A shot-by-shot study of a short-form reference
  • Six prompt formats from one analysis
  • A reusable export for an original follow-up concept