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Text-to-Video prompts

Real prompts for Text-to-Video, each with the result it made on a model you can use today.

How to write Text-to-Video prompts

  1. Write it like a shot: subject, action, camera, light.
  2. Pick a single moment; five seconds fits one beat, not a story.
  3. Name the mood with a concrete detail, like rain on glass.
Jelly Jam
Wan 3.0Make one
Barefoot ballroom waltz
Kling 2.1 MasterMake one
Rooftop party toast
Kling 3.0Make one
Kitchen salsa for two
Kling 3.0 TurboMake one
Bubble Heist
Wan 3.0Make one
The Last Lamp
Wan 3.0Make one
Palazzo terrace gown
Kling 3.0Make one
High Noon Pop
Wan 3.0Make one
Lighthouse keeper climbs to a storm-lit window
Wan 2.2Make one
Cake Rush
Wan 3.0Make one
Rooftop Run
Wan 3.0Make one
Diner Number
Wan 3.0Make one
Lisbon downhill race
Kling 2.5 TurboMake one
Rooftop gap jump
Kling 3.0 TurboMake one
FPV Drone Dive
MiniMax H3Make one
Room Renovation Time-Lapse
MiniMax H3Make one
Copper pan flambe
Kling 2.1 MasterMake one
Record shop vertical
Wan 2.5Make one
Diner booth 2am
Kling 2.6Make one
Palms against a train window as it pulls away in snow
MiniMax H3 MaxMake one
Flying car barrel roll
MiniMax H3Make one
Freeze and Rewind
MiniMax H3Make one
DV Camcorder Birthday
MiniMax H3Make one
Vertical night-market clip: raincoat, skewer, first bite
Wan 2.2Make one
Clay planetarium stargazers
LTX-2.3 LoRAMake one
Three-shot bakery morning in one vertical clip
Wan 2.6Make one
Miniature Harbour Build
MiniMax H3Make one
Morph Reveal
MiniMax H3Make one
Stop-Motion Snack Stack
MiniMax H3Make one

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