Tip: As the App generates detailed prompts ready to use, but feel free to read through the generated prompts and experimenting with different combinations and platforms to discover what works best for your creative vision. Each prompt can be further customized to your needs.

Pro Tip: As the App also provides Camera Movement, consider first generating a still image using your prompt with an AI image generator. Once you have a reference image you're happy with, use that image as a starting frame or reference when generating your video. This workflow often produces more consistent and higher-quality results.

Pro Tip: Use your photographic judgement when pairing a subject with a setting and a light. The App writes the prompt, but it cannot make an odd combination work — a Vespa staged on a living-room table, or midday daylight chosen for a rain-slicked night street, asks the generator to reconcile things that do not belong together, and the output suffers for it. Choose the environment and the light you would actually shoot in. Vehicles and large subjects belong in Cinematic Ads; small products belong on a surface.

Pro Tip: Generation is not deterministic. Image and video models sample from random noise, so the same prompt run twice gives two different results — that is how these models work, not a fault in the prompt. A precise prompt raises how often you land what you pictured; it cannot make it certain. That is what it buys you: fewer wasted attempts, not none. Run a prompt more than once, keep the frame that works, and treat a miss as a re-roll rather than something to rewrite.

Pro Tip: The four platforms are suggestions, not endorsements — we are not affiliated with any of them. The prompts are plain text and work anywhere. If you use a generator that is not listed, pick the platform whose shape suits it best and paste from there: Gemini gives labelled blocks, Runway a single photographic paragraph with plenty of room, Kling a short compact prompt, Seedream labelled lines with a separate negative field.