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.
The classic 'product emerges from smoke' shot for fragrance, skincare, and spirits ads. Luma's fluid physics are the most realistic of any video model, so the smoke doesn't look like CGI.
Artistic, experimental footage and music video segments — dreamlike surreal imagery is where Luma excels uniquely.
Abstract light and particle animation — for brand logo intros, music visuals, and podcast visualizer backgrounds. No subject, pure atmosphere.
Liquid pouring, oil droplets, fruit puree flowing, ink diffusing — footage commonly used in food, beauty, and art creative work.
A short-form talking-head clip — 8 seconds of an expert, teacher, or KOL speaking directly to camera. Easy to lip-sync in post when you dub in voiceover, and the delivery looks natural rather than stiff.
B-roll footage to intercut into documentaries, long-form YouTube videos, and brand story films — not the main shot, but atmospheric filler that supports the narrative. Sora 2 is particularly good at capturing mood in shots with no people in them.
The 'character transition' effect that's huge in short-form video — the person whip-pans at the 4-second mark, changes outfits, and the scene switches instantly. Kling 3.0's character consistency makes this effect reliably reproducible.
E-commerce apparel try-on videos — a model shows off a single garment in 360 degrees, from multiple angles, with natural movement. Kling's character consistency lets you produce a series of the same model wearing multiple different outfits.
Runway Gen-4's image-to-video is its most reliable feature — it adds a slow, 'breathing' camera move to a finished still image, turning it into usable B-roll.
Runway Gen-4 is well-suited for higher-realism ads — product launches, crowdfunding teasers, new-product reveals. 30 seconds is the primary length ad platforms favor.
Seedance 2.0 excels at authentic-feeling UGC ads — not polished commercials, but the raw feel of 'a friend recording a TikTok recommendation for you.' This format converts 3x better than traditional commercials.
The classic "product emerging from smoke" shot for fragrance, skincare, and spirits ads. Luma's fluid physics is the most realistic of any video model, so the smoke never looks like CGI.
The slow, flowing nature B-roll that meditation apps, skincare brands, and lifestyle labels reach for. Luma's light and fluid dynamics come closer to live footage than anything CGI.
Pika 2.0's Pikaffects (Squish / Swell / Explode) are exclusive among video models. A product squished and bouncing back triggers a visceral "I want to touch that" reaction, and tests show 3x higher e-commerce conversion.
Pika 2.0's Morph effect lets character A turn seamlessly into character B. The transformation transition is the hottest content format on IG Reels and TikTok in 2025-26.
Pika 2.0's Explode effect slices, bursts, and scatters food in slow motion. For the first 3 seconds of a restaurant, delivery, or food-brand ad, nothing is more eye-catching.
Hailuo 02's skin texture, micro-expressions, and eye movement are the most realistic of any model in service today. The natural lip-sync feel you can't get elsewhere, Hailuo 02 delivers.
Hailuo 02 beats other models by two tiers on animal fur dynamics, muscle movement, and eye detail. For pet accounts, brand mascots, and documentary B-roll.
The first 5 seconds of an e-commerce ad decide whether someone scrolls away. Seedance 2.0's multi-shot single take strings unboxing, use, and reaction into one cut-free video, with off-the-charts trust.
Travel vlogs live or die by their opening. Seedance 2.0 generates three seamless aerial cityscape shots, landing on a cinematic closer where a person walks into frame, ready to drop straight onto your YouTube intro.
Course and supplement ads always need that authentic, real-person testimonial. Seedance 2.0 renders facial micro-expressions so natural you can feed them straight into Meta Ads, beating polished commercials on CTR.
Veo 3.1 has the best recognition of cinematic camera terms (dolly, pan, rack focus). This prompt uses the right vocabulary to land a Dune-grade opening shot — perfect for the start of an MV, short film, or documentary.
The "subject walking slowly in profile" shot fashion TVCs lean on constantly. Veo 3.1 handles fabric physics, hair dynamics, and gloss reflections more reliably than Sora — drop it in as the hero shot for the first 5 seconds of a 15-second ad.
The interviewee close-up for brand documentaries, internal-training onboarding, and testimonial walls. Veo 3.1's natural eye contact and lip-sync accuracy are good enough to carry the lead with no cut-and-paste.