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TalkCut’s vision engine can analyze any image or video on your canvas, breaking it down into detailed creative attributes. This analysis helps you understand what makes a reference work and gives the AI agent better context for generation.

Analyzing images

To analyze an image, ask the AI agent:
  • “Analyze this image”
  • “What’s the style of this photo?”
  • “Describe the composition and color palette of this image”
The analysis covers:
AttributeWhat you get
StyleArtistic approach, rendering technique, visual genre
CompositionLayout, focal points, visual balance, rule of thirds
Color paletteDominant colors, temperature, contrast, saturation
CameraAngle, distance, depth of field, lens characteristics
MoodEmotional tone, atmosphere, lighting quality

Analyzing videos

Video analysis includes everything from image analysis, plus motion-specific attributes:
AttributeWhat you get
MotionCamera movement type, subject movement, speed and direction
PacingCut frequency, rhythm, temporal flow
LightingHow lighting changes across the clip
NarrativeScene progression, visual storytelling elements
To analyze a video:
  • “Analyze this video clip”
  • “Describe the camera movement and pacing in this video”

Practical uses

Style matching

Upload a reference image with a style you want to replicate. Analyze it, then use the analysis to guide your next generation: “Generate a new scene in the same style as [reference]”.

Creative learning

Break down professional work to understand what makes it effective. The analysis reveals compositional choices and technical details you might not notice on your own.

Consistency checks

Analyze multiple generated images to verify they share consistent style attributes. If something drifts, you can spot it early and adjust.

Building workspace memory

Analysis results contribute to your workspace memory. The more references you analyze, the better the AI understands your visual preferences.

Credit costs

OperationCredits
Analyze an image10
Analyze a video10
Media analysis is one of the least expensive operations — it’s worth analyzing references early and often.