AI that can analyze videos, then make the next one.
Drop in a reference clip. Frameo reads its shots, pacing and look, and turns that read into a prompt you can generate from.
Video analysis in action
Watch the video analysis turn into a prompt.
Frameo lists what it sees in your clip: how many shots, how often it cuts, how the camera moves, the color and the mood. Then it writes the prompt.
- Shots and pacing: every cut and camera move, logged.
- Look and light: palette, lens feel and mood, named.
- The prompt it writes: ready to edit or send.
From read to film
One reference clip, analyzed and made into a film.
A fantasy trailer, taken apart in five stages. Each one shows what the analysis fed into the next.
Reference read
Manto, Frameo's agentFrameo watches the reference and notes its shots, cuts, camera moves and mood. That read becomes the brief for everything after it.
Shot list
Manto on the canvasThe logged cuts and framing turn into a shot list, one frame per beat, ready to generate from.
Look
A video model on the canvasThe color, light and lens feel named in the read go into each shot's prompt, so the look holds from frame to frame.
Sound
Voiceover and musicThe pacing read sets the beat. Voiceover and music in Frameo are laid to match the rhythm of the cuts.
Cut
Frameo's editorThe shots land on the timing the analysis found. Trim or swap any one before you run it again.
Reference to remake
Same rhythm. Same framing. A new subject.
Drag to compare a reference clip with the Frameo video made from its analysis. Frameo keeps the timing and composition it read, and swaps in your product, cast or setting.
Left: reference clip · Right: Frameo remake from its read
By hand or with Frameo
Logging footage by hand, or letting Frameo read it.
Same reference clip, two ways to break it down. One costs an afternoon with a stopwatch. The other starts with a read.
| Compared | By hand | With Frameo |
|---|---|---|
| Shot list | Scrub and note each cut | Listed from the clip |
| Pacing notes | Count cuts with a stopwatch | Read from the edit |
| Style match | Describe the look from memory | Look and light named in the prompt |
| Notes into a new video | Brief a crew or an editor | Generate on the same canvas |
| Time to first draft | A shoot and an edit away | One run after the read |
Video analysis questions
Frameo is an AI video production platform: it reads a reference clip's shots, cuts, camera moves, color and mood, then writes a prompt from them. You can generate a new video from that prompt on your canvas.
Common video files and links to clips work. Shorter references give a tighter read. The exact cost of a render is shown before you start it.
Yes. Frameo keeps the pacing, framing and look, and you supply the new subject, product or story. You retain ownership of what you make. The Terms of Use set out the full position.
You get a written prompt, a shot list and a finished video on your canvas. Each one is editable before you run it again.
Start creatingYour clip, your version
Have a clip you love? Make your own version.
Drop in a video or describe one. Frameo reads it and starts your draft.