Start with the scale of your idea. Both tools create editable writing templates.
Build a text-to-video scene or image-to-video motion prompt. Keep subject, movement, camera, lighting, and style organized in an editable draft.
Plan 3 to 6 editable shots. Give each shot a purpose, then keep the scene, camera, timing suggestions, and shared style notes together.
Find a scene or reference-image motion plan for your project. Review the source-image requirements, then edit the movement and camera direction. These templates create text plans; generate and review the video in your chosen provider.
24 single-shot starters · 8 text scenes and 16 image motion templates
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A simple studio shot of a ceramic mug. Replace the product and setting before generating.
Before you start: No input image is required. Name one product and a clear tabletop setting.
Open this starterOne walking shot through a morning street. Customize the location, subject, and time of day.
Before you start: No input image is required. Replace the street and clothing with your intended scene.
Open this starterA single food-detail shot with one visible action. Change the drink, vessel, or composition.
Before you start: No input image is required. Specify one vessel, one cup, and a visible pouring action.
Open this starterOne overhead demonstration step. Split complex tutorials into separate storyboard shots.
Before you start: No input image is required. Describe just one paper-fold step.
Open this starterThe original sailboat example, with separate subject, environment, and camera directions.
Before you start: No input image is required. Replace the boat, water, and time of day as needed.
Open this starterUse a product photo in your video tool, then edit this restrained camera movement. An optional preview here stays local.
Reference to prepare: Use a sharp product photo with the full product visible and room around its edges.
Open this starterFor a landscape photo containing water or foliage. Remove any motion detail that does not fit your image.
Reference to prepare: Use a landscape photo containing the water or foliage named in the motion fields.
Open this starterFor a photo of hot food or a hot drink. Edit the steam direction to suit the scene.
Reference to prepare: Use a photo of hot food or a hot drink with clear space above it for steam.
Open this starterFor a portrait you have permission to use. Start with one small head movement and review the result in your video tool.
Reference to prepare: Use a sharp portrait you have permission to animate, with the face fully visible.
Open this starterFor an interior photo with a curtain. Remove or replace the curtain direction if it does not match your image.
Reference to prepare: Use an interior photo with a visible curtain and a clear view into the room.
Open this starterOne simple everyday action for a short lifestyle clip: opening a notebook at a desk.
Before you start: No input image is required. Specify one desk, one notebook, and one hand action.
Open this starterA single wide room shot with a gentle forward camera move and a clear ending.
Before you start: No input image is required. Describe the furniture layout and one clear camera path.
Open this starterA calm environment shot with one foreground subject and small background movement.
Before you start: No input image is required. Name one plant and a simple outdoor setting.
Open this starterA restrained label-focused push-in for a bottle or package photo.
Reference to prepare: Use a sharp product photo with an already readable label facing the camera.
Open this starterA small camera drift around a still jewelry piece, keeping tiny details readable.
Reference to prepare: Use a sharp close-up photo with the whole jewelry piece visible and no clipped edges.
Open this starterA small fabric movement for a garment photo with a clear silhouette.
Reference to prepare: Use a photo of a hanging or worn garment with visible loose fabric and clear edges.
Open this starterA mostly still portrait with a natural blink and small breathing movement.
Reference to prepare: Use a portrait you have permission to animate, with clear eyes and shoulders.
Open this starterA seated pet makes one small movement while the camera remains still.
Reference to prepare: Use a photo of a calm seated or resting pet with its face and paws visible.
Open this starterA slow forward move through a room photo with a clear, uncluttered view.
Reference to prepare: Use a wide room photo with visible floor space and straight architectural lines.
Open this starterA gentle exterior camera drift that emphasizes the existing building facade.
Reference to prepare: Use a building photo with the facade visible, a level horizon, and margin around the roof.
Open this starterA short move toward a parked car with stable wheels and body geometry.
Reference to prepare: Use a sharp photo of a parked car with all visible wheels and body edges in frame.
Open this starterA restrained depth movement for an illustration with separate foreground and background layers.
Reference to prepare: Use your own or licensed artwork with clear foreground and background elements.
Open this starterA small breeze moves visible flower stems while the composition remains steady.
Reference to prepare: Use a flower photo with visible stems and enough space around the petals for small movement.
Open this starterOne small demonstration action from a reference photo of hands and an object.
Reference to prepare: Use a photo showing both hands and a notebook positioned for one cover-opening step.
Open this starter8 editable plans with shot purposes, source references, final frames and edit notes.
Three restrained product shots: establish the item, show one detail, then hold a clean closing frame.
Prepare: Prepare three approved photos of the same item: full product, one detail and a final wider composition. A suitable crop can be reused when it preserves visible detail; do not ask the model to invent the reverse side.
Open the shot planFour small movements built around approved full-length, fabric-detail and portrait photographs.
Prepare: Prepare full-length, fabric-detail, waist-up and closing photos of the same person and outfit. Each image supplies its own pose; use distinct approved photos instead of requesting a new unseen angle.
Open the shot planFour independently animated room photos arranged as an entrance, wide view, detail and window-side ending.
Prepare: Prepare four photos of the same room: entrance view, wide room view, one furniture detail and a window-side view. Separate photos provide the new viewpoints; the motion prompt does not reconstruct a room beyond the source image.
Open the shot planFour small actions: introduce the setup, pour coffee, show steam and hold the finished cup.
Prepare: Use one setup reference or written style guide for the cup, server and wooden table. For text-to-video, these are manual continuity notes; generate each shot separately and compare the props before editing.
Open the shot planFour selected trip photos create a simple place, path, detail and sunset story through gentle motion and cuts.
Prepare: Select four photos from the same location or trip: place overview, path or street, one local detail and a final scenic view. The supplied images define each location; do not request a continuous camera journey between them.
Open the shot planFive overhead shots separate setup, edge alignment, fold, crease and final result into simple steps.
Prepare: Use a real photo or sketch for each paper state: flat sheet, aligned edges, bent sheet, pressed crease and final folded sheet. This is a visual draft; verify the actual fold sequence before sharing it as instruction.
Open the shot planThree subtle portrait movements form a quiet profile sequence without speech or complex gestures.
Prepare: Use three approved photographs of the same person: a medium portrait, a closer portrait and a closing portrait with space for a caption. Each source image defines its pose and face; check the rendered identity manually.
Open the shot planThree device-photo shots prepare a clean intro and outro around an editor-added real screen recording.
Prepare: Prepare an approved device overview photo, a close screen-facing photo and a closing device photo. Use a real screen recording or approved static UI overlay for accurate app behavior and text; this plan does not generate functioning UI.
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