Set the range, output and episode mode

Choose the output based on what you want to use afterward. Timing and episode settings organize that writing; they are not separate video-editing exports.

Set the portion to analyze

Preview the source and select the start and end of the material you need.

For example, to study a 45-minute drama compilation, use the episodic screenplay workflow. To study its opening two minutes with Viral DNA, create a story-script or prompt task for that shorter range.

Choose the output and options

Story script reconstructs plot, dialogue, narration and visible action in order. Add Viral DNA if you want an interpretation of the opening, pacing, reversals and emotional turns. It does not retrieve private audience-retention data.

Episodic screenplay creates a cast list and episode-based body. Choose Chinese or English formatting. Chinese scenes separate appearing characters from opening character states; English scenes introduce people through action paragraphs and use character cues for dialogue.

AI video prompts creates written instructions for subjects, actions, timing, camera and sound. Optional Viral DNA is available. You take the prompts to your chosen video generation tool.

Viral DNA and Rewrite are available for story scripts and prompts, not episodic screenplays.

Automatic episodes or target length?

Automatic mode looks for evidence of original boundaries. If that evidence is insufficient, the system organizes the selected story into episodes and labels uncertain original boundaries as system segmentation. Episodes longer than 300 seconds are split, using suitable story breaks where possible.

You do not have to choose a fixed episode length to use automatic mode. It analyzes the full selected range, up to 60 minutes in one task. The 300-second cap does not guarantee exact recovery of a source’s original divisions.

Confirm the estimate and start

Review the selected range, output, language and credit estimate. Episode division affects screenplay pricing, so compare the displayed estimate after changing settings.

After starting, keep the task link or return through History. A long task can continue processing while you view its status.

If the task fails, read the specific error before submitting it again. If a screenplay contains missing episodes, review the delivered episodes and use the recovery action when available. See results and recovery and how credits are calculated.