Paste the YouTube link
Give the YouTube video analyzer a supported public watch, Shorts or youtu.be link for a video you are allowed to analyze.
Use a public watch page, a Shorts link or a youtu.be link for a video you are authorized to analyze. VidBreak works on the content of that selected video, so you can recover the story or describe its visuals without writing everything from scratch.
Built for creators who start from YouTube references.
From link to writing
Three steps in the YouTube video analyzer, then the writing you get. The steps are interface illustrations. The outputs are real saved results made from a demo file of the clip, not a YouTube import.
Watch pages, Shorts and youtu.be links work. Channels, playlists and private videos do not.

The first 15 seconds are free and view-only. Sign in for up to 10 minutes, or 60 minutes for a screenplay.
AI video prompts, story script or episodic screenplay, one per analysis.
Real saved results for one 35-second clip.

00:04.5 – 00:19.5
On a canal bridge, Thom leans against the railing while talking to Celia.
Thom (pleading): "Look, Celia, we have to follow our passions. You have your robotics, and I just want to be awesome in space."
Celia turns toward him, raising her robotic prosthetic arm.
Celia (confrontational): "Why don't you just admit that you're freaked out by my robot hand?"
This saved sample was made from a demo file of Tears of Steel, not imported from YouTube.Open the full result →Use public videos you own or have permission to analyze. A YouTube link does not grant reuse rights, and VidBreak does not bypass private-video access or platform restrictions.
YouTube video analyzer example · Tears of Steel · (CC) Blender Foundation · CC BY 3.0 · source excerpt 00:20–00:55. Shown in the original English.Links and limits
Every link goes through a source check, and its result decides. Check the link and the range before you start.
How it works
Give the YouTube video analyzer a supported public watch, Shorts or youtu.be link for a video you are allowed to analyze.
AI video prompts, story script or episodic screenplay. Viral DNA is optional for story scripts and prompts.
Timed prompts for subjects, camera motion and sound.
Recover the story, dialogue and visible action.
Up to 60 minutes of drama, split into episodes.
Preview the source, then select up to 10 minutes, or up to 60 minutes for a screenplay.
Check what the YouTube video analyzer wrote against the video, then copy, download, export or optionally Rewrite.
More ways
Turn a reference video into timed AI video prompts.
Video to prompt →Story scripts and screenplaysReconstruct the story, or turn up to 60 minutes of drama into an episodic screenplay.
Video to script →Viral DNA analysisExplore opening hooks, pacing, reversals and emotional turns.
AI video analyzer with Viral DNA →Reused-content riskReview originality considerations for reference-based work on YouTube.
Review reused-content risk →Trust notes
The YouTube video analyzer reads the video you choose, but a YouTube link does not grant reuse rights. Only analyze videos you own or have permission to study.
Uploaded and imported source media and temporary derivatives are scheduled for deletion 24 hours after processing finishes.
Review the selected range and estimated credits before starting analysis.
One-time credit packs
One-time credits for the YouTube video analyzer: AI video prompts, story scripts and episodic screenplays.
For regular prompts, scripts and episodic screenplay work.
For frequent long-video and multi-episode analysis.
The best per-credit value for long or episode-heavy screenplay work.
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.
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