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BestPrompts

Upload a video. Get a prompt true to the scene.

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  • Model-agnostic prompt
  • Bilingual Markdown
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A clear prompt for every shot

Story, shots, character actions and expressions are organised separately, so you can quickly find what to keep or change.

Three illustrated frames of a woman retrieving a ticket, turning and smiling in the rain
AI-generated visual illustration of shot reading, not an analysis of a real video.

Story

Follow the opening, key change and ending of the sequence.

Shot by shot

Track edited shots and the order of actions within each shot.

People and visuals

Separate character actions, visible expressions, setting and camera movement.

One document

Copy or download the full bilingual Markdown prompt to refine it.

Capture the changes that matter

From preparation to completion, see each stage of an action.

  1. The basketball player bends his knees with both feet grounded, his shooting hand supporting the ball and his other hand guiding its side

    Prepare to shoot

    Feet grounded, knees bent, both hands on the ball.

  2. The player is airborne with his shooting arm extended and wrist relaxed downward, guide hand withdrawn and the basketball detached above and ahead of his hand

    Jump and shoot

    Airborne, guide hand withdrawn, ball released.

  3. The player has landed, both empty hands hanging naturally at his sides, looking up in the shot's direction with the ball now outside the frame

    Land and watch

    Feet grounded, both hands lowered, eyes on the shot.

AI-created illustration of preparation, shooting and landing stages, not a video analysis result.

Keep the shot. Make the next video yours.

Keep the pick-up, turn and smile sequence. Move the story from a rainy street to a station at sunset.

Reference scene Rainy street · Woman · Cool tones
Reference storyboard: a woman picks up a ticket, turns and smiles in the rain, moving from a wide shot to a close-up
Adaptation example Sunset station · Man · Warm tones
Adapted storyboard: a man at a sunset station picks up a ticket, turns and smiles with similar framing, changing the character and setting
Keep shots and actions Change character, setting and style

Both image sequences are AI-created examples of adapting a prompt. This tool does not generate videos.

The current output is model-agnostic. Before using Veo, Kling, Runway or another model, adjust duration, parameters and prompt structure for that model.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use the prompt with Veo, Kling or Runway?

You can copy it as a general starting point. Models differ in duration, controls and shot language, so adapting the structure for your chosen model is usually better. Automatic conversion is not included yet.

Will it generate a video identical to the reference?

No. The prompt reconstructs visible details rather than recovering the creator's original text. A new generation also depends on the model and its settings.

Will actions in a continuous take become separate shots?

Shots follow visible edits; actions within one continuous take stay in that shot's timeline. Review very fast cuts against the original clip.

What if a person's expression is unclear?

An unclear expression is not presented as a fact. The result omits it or marks the uncertainty.

Which videos can I upload?

You can try an MP4, MOV or WebM file you have the right to process, up to 30 seconds and 100 MB. AI-generated and camera footage are accepted; the tool does not identify the source model.

Do I need an account, and how long is my upload kept?

Sign in with Google for one free successful analysis per day, resetting at midnight in California, with daylight saving time handled automatically. Invalid uploads and failed analyses do not use your allowance. Source videos and frames are deleted after analysis; results remain for 24 hours. Keep this page open: there is no task lookup after closing it. Submitted analyses continue; success uses the allowance and failure returns it. Copy or download your prompt when ready.