AI Video Prompt Finder

The AI Video Prompt Finder helps you discover the written prompts behind AI generated videos. Upload a video, and the system analyses it scene by scene to build structured AI prompts that you can reuse or learn from. It is designed to make prompting less mysterious and more approachable for anyone working with AI video tools.

What is an AI Video Prompt Finder?

An AI video prompt finder looks at what is happening inside a finished video and converts that information into a written description that functions like a prompt. It captures the intention behind the imagery rather than just listing objects. This means the output is practical and creative, not technical or robotic.

If you have ever seen an AI video and thought, “How was that described?” this is exactly what the tool helps answer.

Why people use AI prompt finders

AI video creation is new for a lot of people. Prompts feel abstract at first, and it can be hard to understand what level of detail the AI expects. A prompt finder bridges the gap between the finished result and the words that drive it.

People use it to:

• Learn structure: See how professionals format their inputs.
• Improve direction: Get better at describing camera angles and lighting.
• Study styles: Understand how specific aesthetic keywords affect output.
• Save time: Stop guessing and start iterating on proven prompts.

How the AI Video Prompt Finder works

1. Upload a video file or paste a YouTube link.
2. The AI analyses the footage and splits it into scenes.
3. Each scene is translated into a human readable prompt.
4. You copy the prompts into your preferred AI video tool.

This approach keeps everything clear and modular instead of giving you one huge block of text.

Compatible AI Video Platforms

The wording balances clarity with creativity so it works well across platforms like:

• Sora (OpenAI)
• Runway Gen-3 Alpha
• Kling AI
• Google Veo

What you will typically see inside a prompt

The finder focuses on details that actually guide the AI:

• The subject or character specifics.
• The setting or environment details.
• The mood and lighting conditions.
• The movement and camera style (e.g., "dolly zoom", "tracking shot").

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