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Upload the video or image in the canvas sidebar. Add product photos as well if you want the adaptation to take them into account.
Reference video analyzerAvailable now
See how a reference is built, shot by shot.
Drop a reference video or image onto the creative canvas and get its structure laid out as editable nodes you can turn into scripts, prompts and new clips.
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How it works
The TrendRemix reference video analyzer turns an uploaded video or image into a structured breakdown on the creative canvas. For each shot it records the time range, camera, scene, subject appearance, action, spoken line, subtitle, audio and tags. It also plots an emotion curve across the video and writes a strategy panel that sets the source's elements beside an adaptation for your product, with a risk note. Every shot gets a generation prompt, and the whole video gets one too. You choose the response language and the language for lines and subtitles, and can generate a 4–15 second clip from any shot.
From input to finished result.
Choose languages and a mode, then send
Pick the languages for the analysis and for spoken lines. Use 1:1 recreate to describe the source faithfully, or edit and partial edit to apply your own instructions.
Read and use the breakdown
Strategy, emotion and shot nodes appear on the canvas. Edit any shot, ask the assistant follow-up questions, or generate a clip straight from a shot card.
What you can do
Shot cards with timings
Each shot gets its own card with time range, camera, action, line, audio, tags and notes, so the order of events is visible at a glance.
Emotion curve
A chart of emotional intensity over time shows where the video builds, peaks and resolves, with a short reading of the curve.
Cross-niche strategy panel
Lists the source's key elements beside their equivalents for your target product, with a warning about what may not carry over.
Prompts ready for generation
Every shot carries a generation prompt and the video has a global prompt, so you can move from analysis to new clips or images without starting from a blank page.
Who it is for
- Studying a format before a remix
- Understand the hook, rhythm and product reveal of a reference before deciding what your brief should keep.
- Drafting a shot list
- Use the shot cards as a first shot list for your own filming, with lines written in the narration language you chose.
- Recreating a single image
- Analyse a still to get an image recreation prompt that prioritises composition, subject, lighting and materials.
At a glance
| References | Video and image files from uploads or your asset library |
|---|---|
| Shot fields | Time range, camera, scene, appearance, action, line, subtitle, audio, tags, notes, prompt |
| Overview nodes | Strategy panel, emotion curve, global video prompt |
| Languages | 18 response languages; lines and subtitles set separately |
| Modes | 1:1 recreate, edit, partial edit; optional visual-only |
| Clip from a shot | 4–15 seconds, generated on the canvas |
| Cost | Credits per analysis, returned if the analysis fails |
Before you download
- Compare time ranges with the original; shots can be merged or split differently from the real cuts.
- Check transcribed lines and on-screen text against the source before reusing them.
- Treat the emotion curve and strategy panel as an interpretation, not as audience or sales data.
- Remove any product claim you cannot support before turning the breakdown into a script.
Questions and answers
Does it tell me why a video performed well?
No. It describes what can be seen and heard and suggests how the structure could be adapted. The file itself holds no information about reach, ranking or viewer behaviour.
Can I analyse an image instead of a video?
Yes. For a still, the analysis concentrates on composition, subject, lighting and materials and produces an image recreation prompt you can send to image generation.
What do the modes change?
1:1 recreate describes the source as closely as possible. Edit treats your instructions as changes to the source, and partial edit changes only the elements you name. Visual-only leaves out dialogue, subtitles and audio.
Can I make videos from the breakdown?
Yes. Each shot card has its own generate control for a 4–15 second clip, and you can connect shots to image or video generation nodes on the canvas.
How does this compare with video remix?
The analyzer gives you the breakdown and leaves the next step to you. Video remix runs analysis, planning, generation and assembly as one job and returns a finished video.
Whose videos can I analyse?
Videos you made or have permission to use. Learning from a structure is different from reusing someone's footage, voice or likeness, which needs their consent.
TAKE IT FURTHER
How to write a brief for a reference-video remix
Decide what to keep and what to change, prepare optional product references, and review your new video against a clear brief.
Bring your product. Leave with something new.
Every result lands in your asset library, ready for the next tool.