Turn a reference video or a new idea into AI video prompts. Direct what changes, then get a scene-by-scene Recreation or Creation Bible with image and video prompts — for your platform, or universal.
Video to prompt or text to prompt — both workflows end in the same place: a scene-by-scene Bible with image and video prompts to take into the platform you create with. Plans and prompts, not the finished video.
Starts with an existing video
Video → Recreate
Reference video
Understand
Direct what changes
Recreation Bible
Image + video prompts
Upload a reference video. VideoAnalyzerAI breaks down its concept, structure, visual DNA, characters, environment and scenes. Add Creator Direction to control the recreation, then use the resulting Recreation Bible and prompts in your creation platform.
Creator Direction: say what should change — the character, the setting, the mood, the style.
Prompts for your target platform, or Auto for universal, platform-neutral prompts.
You get a Recreation Bible: every scene with its own image and video prompts.
Video → Recreate: a reference video, your target platform, and your Creator Direction.
Start with an idea or brief. Add up to three reference images when useful. Define the creative direction, target length and destination, then get a Creation Bible and prompts ready for your workflow.
Set a target length, and pick a target platform — or Auto, which keeps the prompts universal and platform-neutral.
Review the recommended plan before your Creation Bible is written.
You get a Creation Bible: every scene with its own image and video prompts.
Text → Video: describe your idea, then review the recommended plan before your Creation Bible is written.
VideoAnalyzerAI does the thinking between your input and the platform you generate with — what it is, how it's built, what should change — and hands you a plan you can use. Plans and prompts, not the finished video.
01
Input
Video → Recreate
A reference video you want to recreate.
Text → Video
An idea or brief, plus up to three optional reference images.
02
Understand
Video → Recreate
Its concept, structure, visual DNA, characters and scenes — what makes it work.
Text → Video
The concept behind your idea: the subject, the setting, the style and the story.
03
Direct
Video → Recreate
Creator Direction: say what should change, and keep what you didn't ask to change.
Text → Video
Your creative direction, a target length, and a target platform — or Auto.
04
Plan
Video → Recreate
A Recreation Bible, scene by scene.
Text → Video
A recommended plan you review, then a Creation Bible, scene by scene.
05
Prompts
Video → Recreate
An image prompt and a video prompt for every scene.
Text → Video
An image prompt and a video prompt for every scene.
Prompts for your target platform — or universal, platform-neutral prompts with Auto. Then you take them into the platform you create with, and generate the video there.
See the plan
See the plan before you generate.
In Text → Video, your idea becomes a Creation Bible: a structured creative direction and a scene-by-scene plan with the prompts to make it.
Your brief, kept at the top of the plan.
A master creative direction: the subject, the setting, the look and the mood in one place.
A scene-by-scene plan, every scene timed, each with its own image prompt and video prompt.
Prompts for your target platform — or universal, platform-neutral prompts with Auto.
A Creation Bible: your brief, the creative direction, and a scene-by-scene plan — here with universal prompts.
What VideoAnalyzerAI understands
The creative ingredients, organized.
Before it writes a single prompt, VideoAnalyzerAI works out what a reference video — or your idea — is made of, and how the parts fit together.
01 · The idea
Concept
What the piece is about, and the intent behind it.
Narrative & structure
How it's built: the order of its beats, from opening to close.
Creative direction
The tone and style that hold it together.
02 · The look
Visual DNA
Its visual signature: light, color, texture and camera language.
Environment
Where it happens, and how the setting feels.
Scene composition
How each moment is framed and staged.
03 · The cast
Characters
Who is on screen, and what defines them.
Objects
The things that matter to the story.
Action
What happens, and how it moves.
Where it comes together: the scenes.
Every ingredient lands in a timed scene — the order the piece plays in.
Timing
Environment
Camera
Characters
Emotional tone
Transition
Visual DNA — from a real analysis
“Character DNA: the mongoose is small, agile, with a striped fur pattern and sharp teeth, actively engaging with its environment. Environment DNA: the setting is a sunlit savanna with dry grass and sparse trees. The lighting is warm and highlights the textures of both the mongoose and the elephant, creating an inviting atmosphere.”
Scene 1 — from a real analysis
Introduction of Ticks
Environment
Elephant in a natural setting.
Camera
Close-up shot.
Emotional tone
Concern for the elephant's health.
Close-up of ticks clustered in the folds of the elephant's skin, emphasizing the infestation.
In Video → Recreate, the analysis also keeps the reference's Video Identity and Subject DNA alongside its Concept, Structure and Visual DNA.
Start with a reference or an idea, then say what should be different. VideoAnalyzerAI reworks the plan around your direction, building on what's already there — never starting over.
What you can direct, for example
Character & appearance
Wardrobe
Setting & environment
Light & time of day
Mood
Visual style
Video → Recreate
Add Creator Direction when you start: VideoAnalyzerAI understands the reference, then builds your Recreation Bible around what you asked to change.
Text → Video
Your brief sets the direction from the start, and the creative plan you review becomes your Creation Bible.
Afterwards, in either
Refine your Recreation Bible or Creation Bible afterwards, or modify, add and remove individual scenes. Changes build on the plan you have.
Entirely optional — and always yours to review before you take the prompts anywhere.
Creator Direction, applied to the Recreation Bible — and you can keep refining it.
The Bibles
Your Recreation Bible — or Creation Bible.
The direction you give becomes a structured creative reference you can work from: one document that holds the plan together, scene by scene, with the prompts to make it.
From a reference video
Recreation Bible
Reference → structured creative direction
A scene-by-scene production plan for recreating an existing video, including creative direction and AI-generation prompts.
The Creator Direction you applied, stated at the top.
A master recreation prompt that holds the whole piece together.
Scene-by-scene recreation, every scene timed, with its environment, camera, characters and tone.
Beside it: the reference's Concept, Structure, Visual DNA, Video Identity and Subject DNA.
Prompts adapted for your target platform — or universal, platform-neutral prompts with Auto. Export the plan as PDF or Markdown. Plans and prompts, not the finished video.
Destinations
Choose where your prompts are headed — or keep them universal.
Choose your destination up front, or stay universal. Pick a target platform and VideoAnalyzerAI adapts the prompt structure to it; choose Auto and the prompts stay platform-neutral.
Platform-specific prompts for
01Google Flow
02Higgsfield
03Kling
04Seedance
05MiniMax Hailuo
06Wan
Or no platform at all
Auto / Universal
Universal, platform-neutral prompts
Platform-neutral prompts that aren't tailored to any one platform. Auto doesn't pick a platform for you.
These are prompt formats, not native integrations: VideoAnalyzerAI writes the prompts, and you generate the video in the platform you use.
VideoAnalyzerAI helps creators turn video references or video ideas into detailed AI-video production plans and prompts for the AI video platform they create with. It has two workflows: Video → Recreate, which turns a reference video into a Recreation Bible, and Text → Video, which turns a video idea into a Creation Bible. Both are scene-by-scene production plans with image and video prompts. In short, it works as an AI video prompt generator for both video-to-prompt and text-to-video workflows.
Does VideoAnalyzerAI generate the final video?
No. VideoAnalyzerAI creates the detailed production plan and the AI-generation prompts — a Recreation Bible or a Creation Bible — not the finished video. You generate the video in the AI video platform you already use.
What's the difference between Video → Recreate and Text → Video?
Video → Recreate starts from an existing video: upload a reference video and get a detailed Recreation Bible with scene-by-scene creative direction and AI-generation prompts. A Recreation Bible is a scene-by-scene production plan for recreating an existing video, including creative direction and AI-generation prompts. Text → Video starts from an idea: describe a video idea, optionally add reference images, and get a Creation Bible with scene-by-scene creative direction and AI-generation prompts. A Creation Bible is a scene-by-scene production plan for turning a video idea into an AI-generated video, including creative direction and AI-generation prompts.
What are the Recreation Bible and the Creation Bible?
They're the structured creative reference each workflow produces. The Recreation Bible comes from a reference video: the Creator Direction you applied, a master recreation prompt, and every scene, timed, with its image and video prompts. The Creation Bible comes from your idea: your brief, a master creative direction, and every scene, timed, with its image and video prompts. You can export either as PDF or Markdown.
Which AI video platforms does it support?
VideoAnalyzerAI writes prompts for Google Flow, Higgsfield, Kling, Seedance, MiniMax Hailuo, and Wan — prompt formats, not native integrations. You choose your destination when you start a project, or choose Auto / Universal for platform-neutral prompts. You then generate the video in that platform yourself.
What happens if I choose Auto / Universal?
You get universal, platform-neutral prompts that aren't tailored to any one platform. Auto doesn't pick a platform for you — it keeps the prompts universal, so you can use them anywhere or adapt them yourself.
Can I use my own reference images?
Yes. You can add up to three reference images in either workflow — alongside your Creator Direction in Video → Recreate, or alongside your idea in Text → Video — for a look, a character, or a place you want the plan to carry.
Can I control the creative direction?
Yes. With Creator Direction you tell VideoAnalyzerAI what should be different — the character, the setting, the mood, the style — and it reworks the plan around that direction, building on what's already there. You review the result before you use it. Add it when you start a Video → Recreate, refine either Bible afterwards, or modify, add, and remove individual scenes.
What kind of videos can I analyze?
You can analyze a wide range of reference videos — including cinematic clips, social media videos, ads, storytelling content, AI-generated videos, and visual-led videos without narration. VideoAnalyzerAI breaks the reference down into its concept, structure, visual DNA, and individual scenes so you can understand how it was made and recreate it your way.
Is my first analysis really free?
Yes. Every new account gets one free analysis and 5 free credits — two separate benefits, no card required. The free analysis is one per account and works in either Video → Recreate or Text → Video.
Do I need a subscription?
No. You can top up with credit packs, which don't expire, with no subscription required. Subscription plans add a monthly credit grant instead. Every plan gets the full product.
Start with a video. Start with an idea. Create your way.
Understand any video.Create it your way.
Bring a reference. Bring an idea. Leave with a plan and the prompts to generate it in the platform you use.
