Prompt From Video

Prompt From Video / Scene intelligence

Video to Prompt for Marketing Teams

Replace “make it feel like this” with a structured brief your creative team can inspect, edit, export, and test across AI video models.

Shot-by-shotCamera + motion6 model formatsPrivate by default
Watch the 51-second product walkthrough
Analyze a reference video
Sample scene analysisREFERENCE_01.MP4
SHOT 02 / LATERAL TRACK00:05.8
Scene timeline08.0 SEC
01
00:00Establish
02
00:03Track
03
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.

Creative brief / Campaign variants

Turn a reference into evidence your team can use.

Reference-led feedback often hides the real request. One stakeholder means the edit rhythm, another means the camera energy, and another means the color or sound. A scene breakdown gives the team shared evidence before anyone generates variants, reducing vague rounds of prompt rewriting without pretending that a reference automatically contains your brand rules.

01

The visual system

Subjects, composition, camera behavior, lighting, palette, texture, and movement described separately.

02

The attention pattern

Opening beat, shot order, pacing, transitions, and final hold that shape how a short concept is read.

03

The sound brief

Dialogue, effects, ambience, music, and silence carried into formats such as Veo when the reference contains them.

Working sequence

Use the analysis as a reviewable brief.

  1. 01

    Align on the evidence

    Analyze the agreed reference and review the same timeline with creative, brand, and production stakeholders.

  2. 02

    Separate style from campaign facts

    Keep useful camera, motion, lighting, and pacing direction; replace the subject, product claims, copy, and setting with approved inputs.

  3. 03

    Export a testable brief

    Choose the target model format, export the breakdown, and compare variants against the approved evidence rather than a vague mood word.

Concrete handoff

What leaves the workflow.

  • A shared, timestamped reference breakdown
  • Editable model-ready direction for concept variants
  • JSON or Markdown for creative and production handoff