VideoInPrompt

VideoInPrompt is a generative video tool that turns any video into structured prompts for AI video and image generators. VideoInPrompt reverse-engineers video into detailed text prompts and JSON timelines for Runway, Kling, Veo, Luma and similar generators.

VideoInPrompt works in the opposite direction from most generative video tools. Instead of producing footage from a text description, it ingests an existing clip and writes the text prompt that would recreate it. A public YouTube, TikTok, Twitter or Vimeo link, a direct image URL, or an uploaded MP4, MOV or WEBM file goes in, and the engine samples keyframes, identifies subjects, motion and lighting, then outputs a scene by scene description with time codes, camera movement, shot type and a ready to paste prompt. The output can be aimed at a chosen target engine, including Runway, Sora style workflows, Kling, Seedance, Hailuo, Luma, PixVerse and Veo, or kept universal. The practical appeal is reference work. A marketer who spots a competitor ad can pull apart its pacing, framing and lighting and rebuild the prompt for their own variants. A creator repurposing long form video gets scene breakdowns that feed script drafting. Developers get JSON timelines with exact timestamps, and the site advertises a REST API on its Enterprise tier so the extraction can run inside automated pipelines. The company states that videos are purged after processing, with no data retention. Pricing is credit based, with one credit covering ten seconds of footage. A free tier with 10 credits caps clips at 15 seconds and 50MB, the Starter plan at $12 per month adds 100 credits and 2GB uploads, and Pro at $39 per month raises that to 400 credits, 10GB files, premium models and queue priority. Yearly billing is offered at a 20 percent discount, and non expiring credit packs start at $10 for 100 credits. The tool sits in a narrow niche between transcription services and general chatbots. Transcription ignores visuals entirely, and chatbots tend to invent cinematic details they cannot see. VideoInPrompt is built for people who already own a video generation workflow and need a disciplined way to capture visual references. Anyone expecting it to create video will be looking at the wrong product.