1328 hand-tested AI prompts across image, video, and music — each with full context, variables, and a sample output. Content is authored in Traditional Chinese; the UI here is English.
An overpass swallowed by vegetation, with the …
Shattered glass towers after an EMP and glitch…
A lone survivor, a gas mask, a scorched desert…
Breaking the diffusion into three stages (clou…
Short and sharp, naming red, blue, and gold, i…
Viscous like honey precisely frames the thickn…
A floor-level angle with side lighting is the …
Shards flying toward the camera build pressure…
The standard recipe for Matrix-style bullet ti…
The classic don't-look-back explosion poster c…
A homage to Dali's melting clocks, adding the …
Nested scales (iris to galaxy to atom to city …
A mismatch between reflection and reality is a…
Floating fabric, suspended particles, and soft…
An 8-second product reveal shot list with professional camera-movement language, ready to feed directly into Veo.
Generates a UGC-style spoken-word ad that looks like it was shot by an ordinary person — natural, unpolished, and well suited to short-form product-selling content.
An advanced workflow: generate two keyframes with Nano Banana first, then hand them to Veo to interpolate into a fully realized camera move.
A soothing macro slow-motion product close-up clip, well suited to beauty, food, and texture-driven products.
Use Alibaba's HappyHorse-1.0 (the #1 audio-free video model of 2026, with lip-sync in 7 languages) to turn one portrait plus a script into a multilingual spokesperson / product voiceover video.
2026 is the year of image-to-video — use a single character reference image so the people in Sora 2 / Veo 3.1 videos stay consistent from start to finish, without drifting.
Use ByteDance's Seedance 2.0 — built into CapCut / Jianying, and able to take multiple images plus audio as input — to generate a 15-second vertical short-form ad with sound, entirely on your phone.
For IG short videos and ads. Continuous character dance moves in a seamless loop.
For video openers and hooks. Subtle shifts in a character's emotion (a smile, tears, surprise).
For action ads and short films. A three-part motion structure: character + action + scene.