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Analyse hooks, structures, and creative patterns

Use the analysis breakdown to identify adaptable hook, structure and visual patterns while keeping the final idea original.

Inspiration analysis turns a saved reference into a structured creative breakdown. Use it to understand why a post works and decide which pattern belongs in your own context.

Open or run analysis

Open Inspiration, select Your library and find the saved reference. Select its Analysed badge to open the breakdown. If analysis has not run, use the available Analyse action. A failed analysis shows Retry.

1. Choose an analysed reference

Saved Inspiration library with analysed reference cards

2. Read the transcript and summary

Reference detail panel showing summary and timestamped transcript

3. Review the underlying idea

Reference analysis Idea tab explaining the content concept

4. Inspect the hook

Reference analysis Hook tab identifying how the opening works

5. Study the visual pattern

Reference analysis Visuals tab describing the creative style

Read patterns, not just labels

Look for the opening promise or tension, the order of ideas, proof, pacing, visual framing and call to action. Connect each pattern to an observable moment in the source. A label such as Talking head or Comparison is useful only when you can explain how the execution supports the message.

Translate the pattern

Write one sentence that describes the reusable mechanism, then replace the subject, evidence and language with the active brand's own material. Keep factual claims and customer examples traceable to a source.

Use Re-analyse when the captured media or reference changed. Analysis uses credits and can fail independently from the saved reference or media capture.

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