Convert reference videos into AI-ready prompt packs
Free online tool to animate photos and videos using AI motion control
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free tier with daily quota. Paid plans: 200 credits for $2.90 (one-time), 1,000 credits for $8.90 (one-time), or Pro at $4.90/month or $39.00/year for 400 monthly credits. Video to Prompt uses 2 credits per analysis.
Free tier with credits (amount not specified). One-time credit packs: Starter Pack $9.90 (110 credits), Creator Pack $29.90 (350 credits), Pro Pack $59.90 (580 credits). Standard quality uses 3 credits per second, Pro quality uses 4 credits per second.
Key features
Scene summaries with shot duration and type
Camera movement and framing analysis
Lighting and color tone extraction
Model-specific prompt formats
Negative prompts and recommended settings
Multiple export formats
Support for 5 output languages
Private uploads with optional sharing
Supports up to 2-minute video clips
Motion transfer from 3-30 second reference videos
Full-body motion accuracy including hand gestures and facial expressions
Character orientation modes for image or video framing
Audio preservation from source videos
Prompt-guided refinement for backgrounds and lighting
Consistent character identity preservation across frames
HD export without watermarks
Motion Brush for localized motion control
Element Binding for multi-element facial alignment
Camera control for pan, tilt, dolly and zoom
What makes it different
Structured prompt packs ready to copy directly into AI video models
Saves time compared to manual video breakdown and generic AI
Extracts creative decisions from reference videos
Free to use without login with daily quota
Model documentation-aligned prompt output
Explicit motion extraction for predictable results instead of probabilistic generation
Professional animations created in 2-10 minutes instead of days or weeks
No motion-capture hardware or equipment required
Reduced trial-and-error through predictable motion control
Video Breakdown
Animot