Write better image and video prompts
A reusable brief structure, with examples for product photography and movement.
Use a five-part brief
Subject: the exact item or scene.
Setting: where it appears.
Composition: angle, framing and space around it.
Lighting/style: the desired visual treatment.
Constraints: what must not change or appear.
Image prompt example
A close-up product photo of the attached skincare bottle, upright on a clean shelf. Label faces camera and remains unchanged. Diffused side lighting, realistic glass reflections, neutral background. Leave clear space above for a headline. No new text.
Do not expect the model to know your brand from its name alone. Supply reference material when supported.
Video prompt example
A slow left-to-right camera slide past the product. The bottle stays stationary and upright; only reflections and soft background motion change. One continuous shot, no cuts, no extra objects.
Use actions that can fit within the selected duration. Avoid contradictory movements.
Refine with a specific correction
Instead of “make it better,” write “keep the composition, reduce glare on the label, and preserve the original cap.” Change one variable when comparing outputs. Enhancement can rewrite a brief; review what the tool shows and any displayed cost before using it.