Prompt From Video
Upload a video or paste a link to turn its scenes, camera work, motion, lighting, and audio into model-ready AI prompts.
Understand the reference
Video to prompt turns a finished clip into a production-ready description. Instead of guessing why a reference works, you get its shot order, subject behavior, camera language, lighting, motion, visual style, and audible cues in a structure an AI generator can understand.
Prompt From Video is both a reference analyzer and a video prompt generator. Use it to study an edit, preserve continuity across a longer piece, or create a prompt from video evidence before adapting the result for a particular model.
Go from reference clip to reusable direction in three focused steps.
Choose a supported file or paste a public link. The tool validates the source before analysis begins.
Kie.ai maps timestamps, shots, composition, lighting, motion, sound, and transitions across the complete timeline.
Switch between model tabs, copy the best version, export the full breakdown, or continue into recreation.
Start with a local MP4, MOV, or WEBM file, or use a public video URL when the server supports link fetching.
Videos over two minutes are divided into sequential sections with timestamps, shots, transitions, and complete ending coverage.
Get purpose-built output for Kling, Veo 3, Sora, Seedance, and Runway alongside a flexible generic format.
Move a selected result into the login-gated recreation flow, choose quality, and compare the generated clip beside its reference.
Each model interprets motion, camera direction, sound, and multi-shot continuity differently. Use a dedicated generator guide to adapt your analysis for the model you plan to run.
Practical answers
It is the process of analyzing a reference clip and translating its scenes, subjects, movement, camera choices, lighting, style, and sound into written instructions an AI video model can follow.
You can upload MP4, MOV, and WEBM files up to 20MB and three minutes. Larger files should be supplied through the URL tab when URL analysis is available on the server.
Yes on deployments that provide the yt-dlp runtime dependency. The URL tab checks availability before accepting a link and gives a clear message when the downloader is not installed.
Clips over two minutes receive a sequential scene breakdown split into timeline segments of at most two minutes, so the ending is not lost in one oversized prompt.
Every analysis returns tailored formats for Kling, Veo 3, Sora, Seedance, and Runway, plus a portable generic version you can adapt elsewhere.
Yes. It records dialogue, sound effects, ambience, music, and silence when they are present. The Veo 3 format gives audio direction special emphasis.
You can copy any model-specific result in one click or export the complete analysis as JSON or Markdown, including the scene timeline and audio cues.
After analysis, signed-in users can send a selected result into the existing recreation flow, choose a generation tier, review the credit cost, and compare the new output with the original.
No. User uploads are not published in the inspiration library. That library contains only curated fixtures, and temporary Kie.ai uploads expire automatically.
