01Beat-level script
Turn the video into a timestamped beat-level script
Reconstruct each beat’s action, dialogue, narration, and pacing in order, tied to its exact place in the video.
Viral video teardown
Break down viral videos into scripts, viral DNA, and AI prompts
VidBreak turns a video you own or are authorized to analyze into a scene-by-scene breakdown: playable structure segments, beat-level analysis, original narration rewrites, and AI video prompt variants.
- Paste -> analyze
- 2-Step
- Short-form creators
- Best for
- Script / DNA
- Outputs
- AI-ready variants
- Prompts
Built for AI-video, recap, faceless narrative, explainer, and reference-to-prompt creators.
AI-video reference breakdownsRecap and faceless narrative planningExplainer and tutorial visual structureYouTube ShortsTikTok scripts
Four creative outputs
A complete scene-by-scene video breakdown, with four creative outputs
VidBreak follows the timeline through every scene and beat, then turns the breakdown into four practical outputs for what you create next.
02AI video prompts
Turn every beat into a structured AI-video prompt
Organize the subject, action, camera, setting, style, and audio into an editable prompt for each beat.
Explore the video-to-prompt workflow03Viral DNA analysis
Analyze the video’s viral DNA in detail
Explain why the video works across its hook, pacing, visual patterns, emotional turns, and retention role.
04Original rewrite
Use the script or prompts as a template for an original version
Keep the effective structure while changing the topic, characters, wording, and visual treatment into a new script or AI-video prompt set.
Explore structure-led rewritingHow It Works
From reference video to an original version
01
Add the video
Paste a supported public video link, or upload a video you own.
02
Choose the range
Preview the video and select the exact range you want to break down.
03Break down the selected range
VidBreak analyzes the same selected range three ways.
3.1
Story script
A timestamped, beat-level script covering story, dialogue, narration, and pacing.
3.2
AI video prompts
A structured AI-video prompt for every beat in the selected range.
3.3
Viral DNA analysis
A detailed analysis of the hook, pacing, visual patterns, and retention mechanics.
04
Rewrite an original version
Use the resulting script, prompts, and analysis to create your original version.
Product Tour
The Storyboard Workbench - a reverse storyboard of the source
01 Choose range02 Script & Viral DNA03 Rewrite
The Last Delivery
Source: the-last-delivery.mp4 · Range 00:44–01:29
00:44–01:29
Breakdown ready
Selected range
00:44–01:29
Beat depth
3 Beats
Output type
Source script
Viral DNA analysis
Included
Core conclusion
What happens
A courier stops outside a door he has delivered to many times and cannot bring himself to knock. The woman who answers recognises the handwriting on the parcel.
Why it holds attention
A routine errand is turned by one prop - handwriting on a parcel label - converting a delivery into an unanswered question.
Character table 2
Mara
The recipient
Ilya
A courier on his last round
Storyboard beat table
Script shows the source beat. Technical analysis explains its function.
SEG-01
The Door He Does Not Knock On
BEAT 00100:00–00:15Cast: Mara · Ilya
Ilya climbs the last flight of a narrow stairwell, a flat parcel under one arm. He checks the label, then checks it again. Ilya: “42B.” He stops at the door — his hand comes up to knock and stops short of the wood.
Technical function
Opens a question instead of a scene.
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SEG-02
The Handwriting
BEAT 00200:15–00:30Cast: Mara · Ilya
The door opens before he decides. Mara: “You can leave it inside.” She takes the parcel and turns it over to find the label. Her hands stop. Mara: “Who gave you this?”
Technical function
Delivers the turn.
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SEG-03
An Empty Stairwell
BEAT 00300:30–00:44.5Cast: Mara
Inside the parcel there is one photograph and nothing else. Mara: “Wait —” She steps out onto the landing and the stairwell is empty. Below, a street door swings shut.
Technical function
Withholds the explanation.
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Rendered from the completed Demo result data - source frame, run summary, characters, Viral DNA, and beat-level script.
- Playable segments
- Evidence and analysis kept separate
- Rewrite-ready handoff
Trust notes
Analysis you can check, boundaries you can trust
Source use
Structure only
VidBreak analyzes video structure only; it does not edit, modify, or publish the source video.
Data retention
24-hour auto-delete
Uploaded and imported source media auto-deletes 24 hours after processing finishes.
Credits
No silent spend
Estimated credits are shown before deep analysis starts - you confirm the range and cost first.
One-time credit packs
Pricing
Start free, pay only for the analysis you run.
- One-time purchase
- Purchased credits never expire
- Exact estimate before every run
Basic
$6
300 credits
A starter pack for your first full breakdowns.
- Pack credits
- 300
- First-purchase bonus
- +150
- First-purchase total
- 450
- credits per $1
- 50
About 21 one-minute script breakdowns
Based on 21 credits per 60-second script-only breakdown. Duration and optional analyses change actual usage.
Standard
Most popular$19
1,050 credits
For regular breakdown work, week after week.
- Pack credits
- 1,050
- First-purchase bonus
- +525
- First-purchase total
- 1,575
- credits per $1
- 55
About 75 one-minute script breakdowns
Based on 21 credits per 60-second script-only breakdown. Duration and optional analyses change actual usage.
Premium
$59
3,500 credits
The best per-credit value for heavy analysis.
- Pack credits
- 3,500
- First-purchase bonus
- +1,750
- First-purchase total
- 5,250
- credits per $1
- 59
About 250 one-minute script breakdowns
Based on 21 credits per 60-second script-only breakdown. Duration and optional analyses change actual usage.
One-time packs, spendable on any analysis. Purchased credits never expire. Your first credit purchase includes a one-time +50% credit bonus on any pack.
Questions before you analyze a source
A video scene breakdown splits a finished video into its component scenes and shots, documenting structure, pacing, visuals, and narration for each segment. VidBreak automates this: it cuts a reference video into playable structure segments with beat-level analysis, so creators can study how the video works before making an original version.
Paste a public video link you are authorized to analyze - YouTube links are supported today - or upload your own file. Choose the range worth analyzing, then run the analysis. VidBreak does not grant source rights or provide a source-video download.
Three intake paths are supported: an authorized public YouTube link, an authorized direct public video URL, or a video you own. Imports temporarily stage media so you can preview and select an analysis range. A public URL alone does not grant permission.
Uploaded or imported source media and temporary derivatives auto-delete 24 hours after processing finishes. Generated results have no fixed expiry, but when your result capacity is exceeded the oldest result is deleted first. You can delete source media earlier when processing is inactive.
Each analysis task has a 15-second base price, then 1 credit per 5 additional seconds. Script reconstruction is always included; AI video prompts and Viral DNA are optional tasks that add their own base and per-second credits. Ranges under 15 seconds bill as 15 seconds, and the exact estimate is confirmed before analysis starts.