Video Prompt Extractor
Saw an AI video and want the prompt? Upload the clip or paste its YouTube link — the extractor reverse-engineers a prompt that recreates it.
Enter a valid YouTube video URL to analyze
Extraction workflow
Grab the clip
Upload the file or paste the YouTube/Shorts link.
Extract
The AI decomposes subject, style, camera, light and motion.
Regenerate
Paste the prompt into your video model, then swap subject or style to make it yours.
Why extraction beats hunting for prompts
Viral AI videos rarely ship with their prompt — and when they do, it's buried in a reply thread or behind a follow-gate. In the 2,000+ trending posts we track in our prompt gallery, a large share tease the prompt without actually sharing it. Extraction removes the dependency: any clip becomes its own prompt source.
FAQ
Can you extract the exact original prompt from an AI video?
No tool can read the literal original prompt out of a rendered video — it isn't stored in the file. What we extract is a reconstruction: a prompt that describes the clip precisely enough to recreate its style, subject and motion in Sora, Kling, Veo or Hailuo.
Does it work on real (non-AI) footage?
Yes — often better. Extracting a prompt from real footage is how creators get photorealistic results: the extractor describes real light and camera physics that AI models imitate well.
The creator says the prompt is 'in the comments' but it isn't. Now what?
Classic engagement bait. Skip the comment hunt: extract the prompt directly from the video itself and adjust the details you want to change.
What do I get exactly?
A frame prompt (one detailed still description) and a video prompt (motion + camera + pacing), both copy-ready. Signed-in users can extract scene-by-scene on multi-shot videos.
Related: YouTube Video to Prompt Generator · Video to Prompt Converter · Part of video to prompt by VideoToPrompt.