Prompt examples

Sample prompts to copy and adapt. Each one states which mode to use it in. Results depend on the platform and on your account, so treat these as starting points, not guaranteed recipes.

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See the result first, then read the prompt

Portrait 9:16 tiles, the format you actually post. Hover a tile to preview, use the button below to copy the prompt.

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Coffee cup in an afternoon kitchen

A cozy modern kitchen at golden hour, warm sunlight through the window, a fresh cup of coffee steaming on a wooden table, gentle steam rising, slow cinematic camera push-in, photorealistic, vertical 9:16, 8 seconds.

English prompts usually track the description more closely, especially lighting and lens terms.

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Halloween doormat

A playful Halloween novelty doormat that looks like cracked ground, with a cartoonish fake rubber zombie prop hand and mask popping out, on a suburban porch with potted plants. Lighthearted spooky Halloween decoration, non-graphic, cartoon style, warm afternoon light, cinematic, vertical 9:16, 8 sec

State “cartoon style” and “non-graphic” so the platform does not reject it as disturbing content.

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Outdoor scenes

Jogging on a village road

người đàn ông chạy bộ trên con đường làng vào 1 buổi chiều đầy nắng

A short Vietnamese prompt still produces a usable scene — long is not automatically better.

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Outdoor scenes

Girl flying a kite by the sea

bé gái thả diều trên bãi biển lúc hoàng hôn, sóng nhẹ, quay chậm

Add-ons

Camera moves

Append to the end of a prompt to control how the camera moves.

Slow push-in

máy quay đẩy chậm về phía chủ thể, tiêu điểm giữ nguyên trên chủ thể, hậu cảnh mờ dần

Horizontal pan

máy quay lia ngang từ trái sang phải với tốc độ đều, giữ chủ thể ở giữa khung

Follow from behind

camera lia theo phía sau nhân vật, giữ khoảng cách đều, chuyển động mượt

Experience

Five things to remember when writing prompts

  • One scene per clip. Cramming three scenes into one prompt gives a muddled result.
  • State the lighting and the camera move — those two affect quality the most.
  • Add “no text on screen” if you don’t want the platform to insert captions.
  • First-frame images with a stranger’s face are often rejected under portrait-protection rules.
  • Each line in the input box is a separate prompt; the software turns them into queued tasks.

Paste the whole list into the software and run

Each line is its own prompt. The software turns them into tasks and spreads them across your accounts in parallel.