VidBreak

What it does

Turning a reference clip into an AI video prompt usually means pausing every few seconds to note framing, camera moves, action and sound. VidBreak does that first pass: add a video, get timed prompts you can check against the source and adapt.

Choose one format per analysis: AI video prompts with subjects, timed action, camera and sound; story scripts with timestamped plot, dialogue and action; or episodic screenplays with scenes, dialogue and Word export.

See a real 35-second reference clip and its five timed prompts at https://vidbreak.com/#anatomy. The example also includes a story script and a screenplay from separate analyses.

Paste a supported public link to preview the first 15 seconds free, no sign-up (view-only). New accounts get 75 starter credits. Signed-in runs add uploads, longer clips and copy/export. One-time credit packs start at $19, with an estimate before each run and no subscription.

VidBreak writes text, not generated video or anyone's original prompt. Timings are approximate; review and adapt the result.

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