Quick start

VidBreak helps creators inspect how a reference video works. It reconstructs the source, maps its structural beats, explains retention mechanics, and prepares either a script-oriented or AI-video-prompt-oriented Rewrite.

The workflow

1. Create an account. New accounts include a starter credit grant; sign in before analyzing your own sources.
2. Add a source. Paste a supported public link or upload a video you own or have permission to analyze.
3. Choose the range and output. Select the section worth studying, then choose Source script or AI video prompts. Viral DNA is optional.
4. Start analysis. VidBreak shows the estimated credits before the task is queued. One user can run one task at a time.
5. Review and Rewrite. Inspect playable segments and beat-level analysis, copy or download the result, then open Rewrite when you need an original follow-on draft.

Choose the right output

• Source script reconstructs spoken, visual, and editorial actions as a production-readable script.
• AI video prompts produces model-aware prompt blocks rather than pretending to recover an exact hidden prompt.

The selected output mode stays locked when you enter Rewrite. This prevents a script result from silently turning into prompt output, or the reverse.

Product boundary

VidBreak analyzes structure. It does not edit or publish the source, guarantee platform performance, or render the final video. Use the result as research and planning material for an original work.

Continue with Video sources or review the complete Analysis workflow.