Key · Independent developer, sole author of VidBreak
VidBreak turns videos into story scripts, professional episodic screenplays and AI video prompts. Process up to 60 minutes per screenplay task; add Viral DNA to story scripts or prompts.
I make AI micro-dramas. To get a piece to travel, I would pull apart whatever was already working - new prompt instructions inferred from its visible details, how the structure was laid out, what happened in the first three seconds. I did that by hand, driving general-purpose AI coding tools through each teardown, and it cost hours and a lot of tokens every time.
Eventually I wrote my own teardown process down as a repeatable procedure, then built that procedure into software so it would run the same way every time. That is VidBreak. It started in early 2026, around the time Seedance 2.0 took off, and I have built all of it myself.
I built VidBreak to make reference footage easier to work with as writing: recover the story, dialogue and visible action, or describe a visual idea as a prompt. For drama teams, a professional episodic screenplay can cover up to 60 minutes in one task.
When you want to study a viral reference, optional Viral DNA examines its hook, pacing and emotional turns. Story scripts and prompts can also feed Rewrite to develop a new draft. A screenplay is a separate delivery format and does not include those optional steps.
This one is deliberate, and it comes from having been on the other side of it. Plenty of AI products sell a monthly plan with a credit allowance that is never quite enough, and once it runs out you are buying top-ups at a price that makes you wince. I have been that customer and I did not enjoy it.
So there is no subscription here. Credit packs are one-time, priced to be worth buying, and they do not expire. You buy when you need to and stop when you do not, and nothing is billing you in the background.
The public sample is an original, hand-authored story presented as a story script, an episodic screenplay and AI video prompts. Its images are illustrative; there is no playable source film or live generation test behind this example.
VidBreak does not provide source-video downloads or rights to reuse third-party material. It derives new writing from audiovisual evidence, not a verified copy of the creator’s original screenplay or generation prompt. Source media is scheduled for deletion 24 hours after processing finishes. Review uncertain details against your source before using the output.
For short-drama writers and teams reconstructing existing footage, AI-video creators describing visual references, and creators studying the hooks and pacing of viral videos.