Walk, pause, and turn laid out as a still strip for breakdown.
Setup
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Break a clip into readable shot notes.
Upload a clip. This page returns breakdown notes you can download and take into canvas or the pipeline.
Click this button, then watch the right side
Sign in with credits to generate here
After you sign in, generated assets land in My Projects. Open that list anytime to find them.
Preview
The result appears here
Examples
Samples sit under the bench. They are not your upload. Drag the handle on before-and-after pairs.
When you would use it
People open Shot Breakdown to finish one clip.
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You have a cut. Break it into shot notes before reshoot or remake.
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A team needs the same breakdown, not a verbal recap.
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Get notes or frames here, then take them into the pipeline or canvas.
How to use
STEP 1
Drop the cut or clip. Add a short note if you want.
STEP 2
Read the credit note. An empty upload does not bounce to login. Sign in or top up if needed.
STEP 3
Review and download here. Video upscale can change resolution on this page. Frame interpolation still opens studio.
Before you start
- Upload a playable clip. If captions are burned in, say which layer you want removed.
- Shot Breakdown follows this tool's rate. Trim, upscale, and erase are free; reshoot and remake are metered. Trim a long cut first.
- This page returns this clip, not a full episode. Use pipeline or canvas for continuity.
FAQ
Can I use Shot Breakdown without signing in?
You can read the page and examples first. Generate asks you to sign in. An empty generate stays here.
How many credits does Shot Breakdown cost?
Trim, crop, split, video upscale, and caption erase run in the cloud and cost nothing. Reshoot is per second. Remake and breakdown are metered. The button shows this job's rate.
Where is the result saved?
Signed-in results go to My Projects. Download here, or open My Projects later for the same files.
Do failed jobs still charge?
Failed jobs are usually not charged. The button is an estimate; the ledger shows the successful charge.
