Prompt Helper – AI Video & Image Prompt Generator

Seedance 2.5Example1081 characters

Idea

A street chef at a night market flips a wok of noodles so high they hang in the air like a comet, catches them, plates them, and his first customer takes the first bite.

Prompt for Seedance 2.5

Vibrant night market atmosphere at night, warm neon signs, glowing stalls, and rising steam. Shot 1 [0:00-0:04]: Medium shot, the camera pans up and down following the action. A street chef in an apron stands behind a hot wok at a night market stall. With a strong motion, he flips a large portion of noodles high into the air. The noodles fly upward, glowing under the neon lights and trailing steam like a comet, hanging briefly at the peak before falling back down. The chef catches them perfectly in the wok. Shot 2 [0:04-0:07]: Close-up, static camera. The chef plates the hot, steaming noodles onto a paper plate with a quick, practiced flourish. Shot 3 [0:07-0:10]: Medium close-up, handheld camera. An adult customer holding the paper plate takes the first bite of the steaming noodles using chopsticks, looking pleased. Sound: The loud sizzling of a hot wok, the ambient chatter of a busy night market, a soft whoosh as the noodles are tossed, and the light rustle of chopsticks. No on-screen text, no subtitles, no captions, no watermark. Coherent anatomy, natural hands.

Shot plan

01 · 4sMedium shot of a street chef flipping noodles high into the air like a comet and catching them in his wok.
02 · 3sClose-up of the chef plating the steaming noodles onto a paper plate.
03 · 3sMedium close-up of a customer taking the first bite of the noodles with chopsticks.

What it's for

Prompt Helper writes video and image prompts the way each model actually reads them. Every model has its own grammar: Seedance 2.5 wants stages with end states and a job line for every reference, Kling 4.0 wants labelled characters and timed shots, MiniMax H3 wants labelled fields, Nano Banana 2.1 wants a brief in connected sentences, GPT Image 2.6 wants every word in the picture quoted and placed.

Turn a rough idea into a prompt that runs first time

Plan a multi-shot clip without writing the timings by hand

Use several reference images, videos and voices without them bleeding into each other

Move cleanly from an opening frame to a closing frame

Change one thing in a picture, blend reference pictures or plan a matching set

Find out why a clip failed before paying for another run

What you bring

Your idea in your own words, or the prompt you already ran. For references, say what each one is and what it should lend: a face, a product, a place, a camera move, a voice. For a fix, tick what went wrong and, if you like, add the clip so three frames can be read.

Your words stay yours: names, lines of dialogue, counts and the order of events are never changed. The helper only adds camera, light, pacing, sound and structure.

How it works

Pick the model and the jobChoose Seedance 2.5, Kling 4.0, MiniMax H3 or Wan 3.0, then one of five jobs: write, shots, references, first and last frame, or fix a result.

Give it your materialWrite the idea, set the length and shot count, list references with their jobs, or paste the prompt that failed with what went wrong.

Check the planThe prompt comes back with its shot plan, what to look for in the result and suggested settings. Edit anything and run it again; each run is a separate take you can compare.

Use itCopy it in the model's own reference syntax, download it as text, or open the video generator with the model, prompt and settings already filled in.

What you get

A finished prompt in the model's own structure and reference syntax, up to 3,000 characters

A shot plan with whole-second timings when the clip has more than one shot

Two to four checks to look for in the result

Suggested length, aspect ratio and sound setting

For a fix: a diagnosis of each problem, its likely cause and the change, plus a word-by-word view of what changed

A .txt file named after the model and job, for example seedance-2-5-shots-prompt.txt

What it doesn't do

It does not generate the video; it writes the prompt you run in the video generator.

It does not invent story events, characters or dialogue you did not give it.

It cannot promise exact on-screen text, numbers or frame-perfect timing; those need prepared assets or editing.

It does not see your reference files; it works from what you say each one shows.

Questions

Why does each model need a different prompt?

Each model was trained to read prompts in its own way. Seedance follows stages and reference job lines, Kling follows timed shots and character labels, MiniMax H3 reads three named fields, and Wan reads shot size and light first. The same idea written once rarely suits all four.

Will it change my dialogue or characters?

No. Names, lines, counts and the order of events stay exactly as you wrote them. The helper adds camera, light, pacing, sound and structure around them.

How does Fix a result work?

Paste the prompt you ran and tick what went wrong. If you add the clip, three frames are taken in your browser and read with the prompt. You get each problem, its likely cause and the change, plus a corrected prompt.

Can I use the prompt outside PopNow?

Yes. Copy uses the model's own reference syntax, for example @Image1 for Seedance and Kling, <Picture 1> for MiniMax H3 and Image 1 for Wan.

How much does it cost?

A run usually costs about 3 credits; long ideas and attached frames cost a little more. Failed runs are refunded.

Which languages can I write in?

Write in any language. By default the prompt comes back in English, which these models follow most reliably, with your dialogue kept as you wrote it; you can also keep your own language.

How Seedance 2.5 reads a prompt

Idea

Prompt for Seedance 2.5

Shot plan