Story scripts
Reconstruct the story, dialogue, narration and on-screen action in a readable, timestamped script.
Reconstruct a video as a scriptUpload a reference or paste a supported YouTube link to create structured AI video prompts from its subjects, actions, camera movement and sound. Add Viral DNA if you also want to study its hooks and pacing.
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Try the first 15 seconds as a story script or AI video prompt. Sign up for longer ranges and professional episodic screenplays. Trial results cannot be copied or downloaded.
Built for short-drama writers and AI-video creators, with rewrite modes for recap, faceless, explainer, and UGC formats.
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Get a story script, a professional episodic screenplay, or AI video prompts. Add Viral DNA to a story script or prompt result to explore the opening hook, pacing, reversals and emotional turns.
Reconstruct the story, dialogue, narration and on-screen action in a readable, timestamped script.
Reconstruct a video as a scriptTurn up to 60 minutes of drama footage into a Chinese or English screenplay with episodes, characters, dialogue and action.
Reconstruct a video as a scriptDescribe subjects, actions, camera movement and sound as structured prompts for AI video creation.
Create AI prompts from a videoExplore opening hooks, pacing, reversals and emotional turns. Available as an optional addition to story scripts or AI video prompts.
Study reference scripts and Viral DNAVideo to prompt AI
A reference can show a camera move or an interaction more clearly than you can describe it. VidBreak turns those visible details into prompt text you can review, adapt and take into your AI video creation workflow.
Put the visual details you want into words A reference can show a camera move or an interaction more clearly than you can describe it. VidBreak turns those visible details into prompt text you can review, adapt and take into your AI video creation workflow.
Describe who appears, what they do, how they move through the setting and which details must remain consistent. The source supplies the reference, while the returned prompt gives you editable instructions.
Each prompt includes duration, subjects, a timed action sequence and camera or sound requirements. The format makes the order of events explicit rather than compressing everything into a vague style sentence.
Choose 8 seconds to 10 minutes for AI video prompts. Use a short section when a particular movement or visual treatment is all you need; the 60-minute limit belongs to the separate screenplay workflow.
Review the output before using an external video tool. Optional Rewrite can change the topic, characters and visual treatment while retaining the prompt format, with target-model instructions when supplied.
Optional Viral DNA examines its opening hook, pacing, emotional turns and visual patterns. It helps identify ideas to test; it does not read private audience analytics or predict a new video’s performance.
VidBreak generates prompt text, not finished videos. A reference cannot reveal the exact hidden prompt that produced it, and results in your chosen generation tool will vary.
How It Works
Paste a supported YouTube or direct video link, or upload a video you own or have permission to analyze.
Preview and select your range: up to 60 minutes for professional episodic screenplays, or up to 10 minutes for story scripts and AI video prompts.
Choose a story script, professional episodic screenplay, or AI video prompts. Viral DNA is optional for story scripts and prompts.
Reconstruct the story, dialogue, narration and on-screen action in a readable, timestamped script.
Turn up to 60 minutes of drama footage into a Chinese or English screenplay with episodes, characters, dialogue and action.
Describe subjects, actions, camera movement and sound as structured prompts for AI video creation.
Review your writing against the video. Use the screenplay in Word, or copy, download and optionally rewrite a story script or prompt result.
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Original authored sample · 00:00–03:00 · 12 beats · 3 editorial episodes
Duration: 15 seconds. 16:9 live-action cinematic realism, restrained acting, natural skin and fabric textures. Introduce no events beyond this passage. Location: A worn apartment stairwell, cool window light and warm light from apartment 42B. Ilya: Man in his early thirties, short dark hair, light stubble, faded dark courier jacket; a pale crescent scar on his right wrist. 0–5 seconds: Medium shot; follow the subject slowly and establish the relation to the doorway. Ilya, early thirties, in a faded courier jacket, reaches the final flight of a worn apartment stairwell. A flat parcel is tucked carefully beneath his arm. 5–10 seconds: Close shot; follow the hands, eyelines and prop, preserving the established screen direction. His phone reads “1 delivery remaining.” He locks it without opening the navigation and looks directly toward apartment 42B. 10–15 seconds: Steady medium close-up; hold the reaction after the action, without introducing another event. At the landing he slows. His thumb traces a dent in the brass number plate, as if checking something he remembers. Sound: Uneven footsteps, a phone vibration, distant television through the door. Continuity: preserve faces, clothes, parcel, handwritten label, photograph and door number. Ilya’s scar is on his right wrist; the boy’s bandage is also on his right wrist. Preserve who holds the parcel and photograph in this passage. Camera and sound requirements: respect the doorway and stairwell axis, with cool landing light and warm interior light; add no narration, music, subtitles, watermarks or logos. Retain necessary text on story props.
This is an authored prompt example. Render video in an external tool; written constraints do not guarantee model compliance.
Story scripts explain what happens; episodic screenplays organize action and dialogue into episodes and scenes; AI video prompts describe generation instructions.
Explore the same authored story as a story script with Viral DNA, an episodic screenplay or timed AI video prompts. Images are illustrative; these examples are not live generation tests.
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Source use
Get story scripts, screenplays or AI video prompts from source content. Rendering and editing a finished video happen in your chosen production tool.
Data retention
Uploaded and imported source media auto-deletes 24 hours after processing finishes.
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$6
300 credits
A starter pack for your first full breakdowns.
About 21 one-minute script breakdowns
Includes the one-time first-purchase bonus; estimated at 21 credits per 60-second story script without Viral DNA. Later purchases provide fewer tasks. Duration and add-ons change usage.
$19
1,050 credits
For regular breakdown work, week after week.
About 75 one-minute script breakdowns
Includes the one-time first-purchase bonus; estimated at 21 credits per 60-second story script without Viral DNA. Later purchases provide fewer tasks. Duration and add-ons change usage.
$59
3,500 credits
The best per-credit value for heavy analysis.
About 250 one-minute script breakdowns
Includes the one-time first-purchase bonus; estimated at 21 credits per 60-second story script without Viral DNA. Later purchases provide fewer tasks. Duration and add-ons change 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.