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Video to PromptVideo to Prompt

FREERuns on your device
Runs on your deviceCuts are found on your device. Each scene gets its own prompt, ready to remake with AI.
Add a video and each scene’s prompt appears here, in order.
Written forCut sensitivity
Your video plays here, scene by scene
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Detected
Scenes—
Average shot—
Format—
Storyboard
Written for
Cut sensitivity
Rhythm
Hook—
Longest shot—
Cuts per 10 s—
Product on screen—
Free · no daily limit · nothing is uploadedGo Pro
Free vs Pro

Free vs Pro Same Tool, More Power.

FeatureFreePro
Video lengthUp to 60 sUp to 10 min
ScenesUp to 8No limit
Swap in my product—✓ In every scene
Remake in CreatideScene by scene✓ Whole storyboard in one go
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How it works

From Video to Storyboard in Three Steps.

  1. Add a videoDrop an MP4 or MOV. Cuts are found in your browser; the video isn’t uploaded.
  2. Check the scenesMove a cut if needed, and choose the model you’ll use.
  3. Copy or remakeCopy each prompt, or send the whole storyboard to Creatide.
Why storyboard

A Video Is a List of Shots.

Most short videos that work follow a simple plan. Video to Prompt writes that plan down so you can reuse it.

01

See the Structure

A 20-second video usually has four to six shots. Seeing them as a list shows you the hook, the product moment and the payoff at a glance.

02

Remake It with AI

Each scene becomes its own prompt. Generate them one by one in Creatide and you get a new video with the same rhythm.

03

Keep It Consistent

The same person, outfit and product are described the same way in every prompt, so the generated scenes look like one video.

04

Learn What Works

Line up the storyboards of a few videos that did well. The same patterns show up: tight hooks, a close-up of the product, a clean last frame.

05

Brief a Creator

Copy the shot list and send it to a UGC creator or a videographer. Everyone sees the same plan.

06

Make It Yours

Change the product, the setting or the person in any line. The structure stays, the content is new.

How cuts are found

Every Cut, Found on Your Device.

The tool compares each frame with the one before it. A big jump in color and shape means a new scene.

ChangeWhat it looks likeWhat the tool does
Hard cutPicture changes completely between two framesFound every time
Jump cutSame shot, a moment skippedFound on Normal and High
Fade or dissolveTwo shots blend over several framesFound, marked as a transition
Fast camera moveWhip pan or shakeIgnored on Low, may split on High
Text change onlyNew caption over the same shotNot counted as a scene

If a scene was split or merged by mistake, drag the marker on the timeline. The prompts update.

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About the tool

Video to Prompt Turns a Video into a Storyboard

Video to Prompt splits a short video into its scenes and writes an AI video prompt for each one: who is in the shot, what happens, where it is and how the camera moves. You get a storyboard you can read in ten seconds and remake in a few minutes.

It’s built for the way AI video works today: short clips of five to ten seconds, generated one at a time and joined afterwards.

On your device

Cuts and Frames Never Leave Your Browser

Scene detection runs in your browser by comparing frames. The description of each scene is made by a small vision model that also runs on your device with WebGPU.

Only when you press Remake in Creatide is a prompt, not the video, sent to Creatide.

Fair use

Remake Ideas, Not Other People’s Work.

Learning from a video is fine. Here’s how to keep your remake your own.

  1. 01

    Use Videos You’re Allowed to Use

    Study any video, but only upload files you have on your device and the right to use. The tool doesn’t download from links.

  2. 02

    Remake the Idea, Not the Video

    Change the person, the product and the place. Copying the structure of a video is normal; copying its look shot for shot is not.

  3. 03

    Never Copy a Real Person

    Prompts describe clothing and setting, not identity. Don’t ask for a real person’s face in your new video.

  4. 04

    Keep Your Own Sound

    Use your own voiceover and licensed music instead of the original audio.

FAQ

Video to Prompt, Answered.

What does Video to Prompt do?

It finds every cut in a video, takes a key frame from each scene and writes a prompt describing it, so you can generate a similar scene with an AI video model.

Is my video uploaded?

No. Cuts and descriptions are made in your browser. Only the text prompt goes to Creatide, and only when you choose to send it.

Can I paste a TikTok or Instagram link?

No. Use a video file on your device that you have the right to use. Downloading from links isn’t supported.

How long can the video be?

Up to 60 seconds and 8 scenes for free. Pro handles up to 10 minutes with no scene limit.

Will the AI video look exactly like the original?

No, and it shouldn’t. You get the same structure and kinds of shots with your own product, people and places.

Does it describe real people?

It describes clothing, pose and setting, never who someone is. Don’t use prompts to recreate a real person’s face.

Which AI video models are supported?

Every video model live on Creatide, on the free plan too: Veo, Kling, Runway, Seedance, Wan and the rest each get the order they read best, and the list follows the models on Creatide.

What if a cut is wrong?

Drag the cut marker on the timeline or change Cut sensitivity. The prompts for the affected scenes are rewritten.

Can I get the text and voiceover too?

On-screen text is listed with each scene. For the spoken words, run the video through Video to Text.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes, on recent phones. The model download is large the first time, so use Wi-Fi, and longer videos are quicker on a computer.

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