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Video Prompt Reverse Tool

Design & Media Updated 2026.08.30

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Please install @user_5a849fc6/video-prompt-reverse-tool according to https://skillhub.cn/install/skillhub.md.

About this skill

Problem Addressed

Short videos usually expose only the final frames, not reusable generation parameters. Turning Kuaishou, Douyin, or local clips into AI-image-style structured prompts by hand often misses shot type, camera move, wardrobe, tone, or scene atmosphere.

How It Works

The skill follows a fixed workflow: locate or download the video by URL or local path, extract keyframes, send multiple frames to the Doubao desktop CDP channel for image explanation, then distill the response into a prompt.

  • Core capability: covers shot size, camera position, camera movement, costume, color grade, composition, and scene mood.
  • Key steps:
  • Build a frame directory using the f_XXX.jpg pattern, with frame numbers at multiples of 40.
  • Use doubao_cdp.py to upload keyframes from the opening, middle, and ending.
  • Connect through CDP to the Doubao desktop, trigger “Explain image” by scanning buttons with JS, and avoid stale refs.
  • Emit a storyboard-style prompt using the template in references/output_patterns.md.

Boundaries

It fits short clips with clear visual language, but weak for abstract material without people or explicit camerawork. Operators should watch PowerShell Chinese encoding, the CDP Tab ID, slash-style script paths, and naming mistakes that cause missed frames.

Use Cases

  • Given a trending Douyin short, break down opening, middle, and ending shot size, camera angle, and movement into reusable storyboard prompts.
  • For a saved Kuaishou outfit video, convert costume, color grade, composition, and scene atmosphere into structured AI-image prompts.
  • With a video URL and Doubao desktop CDP setup, batch-explain keyframes and extract prompts using the documented workflow.
  • When reviewing one short video, summarize shot language and mood using selected keyframes such as f_000, f_080, and f_160.

Best For

  • Short-video editors who need to reverse-engineer shot size, camera angle, and movement from finished clips.
  • AIGC producers who want to turn reference videos into structured prompts for image or video generation.
  • Engineers automating Doubao desktop image explanation who need a stable CDP batch-click workflow.
  • Script operators organizing storyboards who want costume, color, and scene atmosphere extracted from short videos.