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Every prompt, exactly as written.

Each entry is a complete, copy-ready master prompt — not a teaser. Open one, hit copy, paste it into your video model and change only the details you want to change.

Getting the best result from a prompt

These prompts are written as complete systems. Three habits keep the output close to the intent.

01

Paste it whole

Copy the entire prompt rather than a paragraph of it. Shortening a master prompt usually removes the part that was holding continuity together.

  • Open the prompt and use Copy prompt
  • Paste it as the first message
  • Only then start changing details
02

Change the variables, not the frame

Swap the specific details — subject, location, wardrobe, duration — and leave the structure and camera language untouched.

  • [SUBJECT] — who or what is on screen
  • [LOCATION] — one environment only
  • [STYLE] — photoreal, 3D, documentary
  • [DIALOGUE] — or explicitly “none”
03

One location, one light, one camera move per beat

Most failed generations come from stacking changes mid-shot. Keep one location and one lighting rule for the whole clip, and give each beat a single camera behaviour.

If a model refuses a prompt, rerun the same text on a different model before rewriting it.