Plan the destination format
Choose 16:9 for wide edits, 9:16 for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts, or 1:1 for square placements before composing the first frame.
Start with a concise shot brief, choose text-to-video or image-to-video, and describe only the motion the scene needs. Available providers and models are shown before generation.
Use text-to-video while the visual direction is still open. Name the subject, location, framing, light, action, and one deliberate camera move. A focused shot is easier to judge and revise than a prompt that asks for several scenes and transitions at once.
Use image-to-video when a character, product, wardrobe, or composition has already been approved. Upload the keyframe and describe motion rather than redesigning the image. Review the subject, background geometry, camera behavior, and final frame before exporting the clip.
Keep the brief in a stable order: subject and setting, composition, action, camera movement, atmosphere, then constraints. If motion is wrong, edit the action phrase. If the frame drifts, simplify the camera instruction. Comparing one change at a time makes successful shots easier to repeat.
A compact electric coupe parked on a rain-dark city street at night, low three-quarter framing, reflections from warm storefront lights. The car remains still while steam drifts behind it. Slow dolly from left to right, physically plausible reflections, no text, no logo changes, no scene cut.Choose 16:9 for wide edits, 9:16 for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts, or 1:1 for square placements before composing the first frame.
One subject action and one camera move usually produce a cleaner usable take than a prompt that combines several scenes.
Check faces, hands, product geometry, text, trademarks, likenesses, continuity, and the disclosure rules that apply to your channel.
When visual consistency matters, use the storyboard and keyframe generator first. Approve the composition, then move into the video workflow. Browse the AI video guides for prompting and review checklists.
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