30 个可复制的 AI 视频 Prompt：广告、Shorts 与讲解视频

Create a 6-second studio product reveal for [product]. Begin on a tight macro shot of [key material or texture], then slowly pull back to reveal the full product centered on a clean surface. Use softbox lighting, subtle shadow, realistic reflections, and a calm premium mood. Keep the product color, logo placement, label, and proportions consistent. Do not add extra text, fake awards, or new packaging.

Create an 8-second vertical product video showing [product] being unboxed on a neat table. Start with the closed package, then show hands opening it and lifting the product into view. Use natural daylight, tidy background, realistic hand movement, and gentle camera stabilization. Keep packaging details believable and do not invent certifications or claims.

Create a 7-second close-up product video for [product feature]. Show the camera moving from [detail 1] to [detail 2], then end on the full product in use. Use crisp focus, shallow depth of field, controlled motion, and realistic lighting. The product must remain the same size, color, and design throughout the clip. Avoid text overlays and avoid exaggerated performance claims.

Generate a 5-second video of [product] standing upright as the hero object against a [background color or material] background. Use a slow clockwise camera orbit, soft realistic shadows, clean commercial lighting, and no other objects except [optional prop]. Keep the product exactly consistent across the entire shot. No floating text, no extra logos, no distorted edges.

Create a 6-second vertical video of a person holding [product] naturally in one hand, then placing it on [surface]. Use realistic scale, natural skin texture, soft indoor light, and a steady handheld camera feel. Keep the product shape, label, and color unchanged. Do not make the product larger than expected, and do not add new text or claims.

Create a 9-second vertical product ad for [product]. Start with [specific everyday problem] in a realistic home setting. Show the product being used once, then end with the scene looking calmer and easier to manage. Use natural lighting, believable motion, and a helpful tone. Do not show impossible results, fake reviews, or unsupported claims. Keep the product consistent in every shot.

Create an 8-second video showing how [product] helps [target user] finish [task] faster. Begin with the user struggling with the old way, transition to using the product, and end with a clear completed task. Use realistic pacing, clear hand actions, and a neutral documentary style. Do not include exact time savings unless supplied. Keep the product design and scale consistent.

Create a 7-second product ad for [product] focused on [pain point]. Show the pain point visually in the first 2 seconds, then show [product] solving or reducing the issue through normal use. Use a clean, credible, everyday setting. Keep the product consistent, avoid dramatic exaggeration, and do not add medical, legal, or financial claims.

Create a 10-second split-screen product video. On the left, show [old method] causing [friction]. On the right, show [product] helping the user complete the same task more smoothly. Use neutral labels only if the tool supports clean readable text; otherwise keep the comparison visual. Do not include competitor names, fake metrics, or claims not provided.

Create an 8-second video for [product] that shows [target user] avoiding [common mistake]. Start with a close-up of the risky or frustrating moment, then show the product being used correctly, ending with a stable, organized, or protected result. Use realistic motion and neutral lighting. Keep claims modest and visible. Do not invent safety certifications.

Create a 9-second vertical UGC-style video of [creator type] using [product] at a desk. Start with a quick hand-held close-up, show one simple use moment, then end with the product beside [related object]. Use soft room light, slight natural camera movement, and an honest everyday feel. Keep the product consistent. Do not add fake captions, fake app screens, or unrealistic reactions.

Create an 8-second lifestyle video showing [product] used during a calm morning routine. Begin with [routine action], show the product naturally entering the scene, and end with a relaxed finished moment. Use warm daylight, realistic hands, quiet background, and no exaggerated beauty or health claims. Keep the product packaging and color consistent.

Create a 7-second outdoor lifestyle clip for [product]. Show [target user] placing the product in [outdoor context], using it once, then walking away or continuing the activity. Use natural light, realistic shadows, and wind movement if appropriate. Keep the product visible and consistent. Do not change the brand, add text, or create impossible weather effects.

Create an 8-second video of [product] being used by two people in a realistic setting. Show one person handing it to another, the second person using it correctly, and a natural positive reaction. Do not include star ratings, review quotes, or claims. Keep the scene believable, the product consistent, and the reaction subtle.

Create a 10-second vertical video in a "pack with me" style featuring [product]. Show hands placing [items] into [bag, box, desk, drawer, kit], with the product as the final useful item. Use top-down or 45-degree camera angle, clean natural light, and realistic pacing. Keep the product size and color consistent. Avoid clutter and avoid adding text unless clearly readable.

Create a 6-second vertical video for [product] with a strong visual hook in the first 2 seconds. Start with [surprising but truthful visual], then reveal the product being used to create or explain that moment. Use fast but clear motion, natural lighting, and a simple background. Keep the product consistent and avoid misleading claims.

Create an 8-second vertical video showing [target user] doing [common mistake] with [old method], then switching to [product] for a cleaner result. Use a direct visual contrast, quick camera cuts, and realistic hand actions. Do not shame the user or exaggerate results. Keep the product design unchanged.

Create a 9-second vertical video with three clear shots: Shot 1 shows [problem or desire], Shot 2 shows [product] in use, Shot 3 shows [finished result]. Use smooth transitions, bright natural lighting, and a simple background. Keep the product consistent in all shots. Do not add fake text, logos, or unsupported claims.

Create a 7-second POV video from the perspective of [target buyer] using [product] for [situation]. Show hands reaching for the product, one clear use action, and the result from the viewer's point of view. Use realistic motion, stable framing, and natural light. Keep the product shape and label consistent. Avoid exaggerated reactions or claims.

Create a 10-second vertical mini tutorial showing how to use [product] in three simple steps. Each step should be visually clear: [step 1], [step 2], [step 3]. Use close-up framing, steady camera movement, and realistic pacing. Do not generate unreadable on-screen text. Leave clean negative space for captions added later.

Create a 12-second explainer video for [product or service]. Use simple visual metaphors to show [problem], [how it works], and [final benefit]. Use clean motion, minimal props, consistent brand colors if provided, and a calm instructional tone. Avoid small unreadable text. Do not invent interface screens or performance numbers.

Create a 10-second explainer video showing a person using [app or tool] to complete [task]. Use abstract but believable interface panels, cursor movement, and simple progress states. Keep text minimal and readable. Do not invent pricing, dashboard metrics, private data, or unsupported features. End with the completed task.

Create a 12-second abstract explainer showing [input] turning into [output] through [three-step process]. Use clean geometric shapes, soft motion, consistent colors, and a modern editorial style. Keep the visual simple enough to understand without narration. Avoid tiny text and avoid making technical claims not provided.

Create a 12-second video that starts with a visual map of [messy process or scattered assets], then shows [product or service] organizing everything into a clear flow. Use smooth motion, restrained colors, and a professional tone. Do not show private customer data or fake numbers. End with a clean organized view.

Create a 15-second narration-ready explainer video about [topic]. Show calm supporting visuals for these beats: [beat 1], [beat 2], [beat 3]. Use slow camera movement, clear subject separation, and enough empty space for subtitles. Do not add your own captions. Keep the visuals accurate, modest, and easy to edit.

Use the uploaded product image as the main reference. Create a 6-second video with a slow camera push-in and subtle realistic light movement. Keep the product shape, label, color, material, and proportions exactly consistent with the reference image. Do not change the packaging, add new text, or invent extra objects. Use [background style] and [aspect ratio].

Use the uploaded image of [product] as the exact product reference. Place it into a realistic [scene] where [target user] uses it naturally. Keep the product design identical to the reference image, including color, label, shape, and scale. Use gentle camera movement and natural lighting. Do not add claims, awards, or extra branding.

Use the uploaded packshot as the exact reference. Create a 7-second premium product ad with a slow orbit around the product, soft highlight passing across the surface, and a clean studio background. Keep every visible product detail consistent. Do not alter the label, flavor, model number, logo, or package shape.

Use the uploaded product image as the main subject. Create a 7-second video where the product sits on [surface] with [two relevant props] nearby. Use a slow camera slide from left to right, realistic shadows, and a clean commercial composition. Keep the product unchanged and make props secondary. Do not let props cover the product or create confusing scale.

Use the uploaded image as the exact reference for [product]. Create an 8-second vertical video with the product on the lower third of the frame and clean empty space above for captions. Add subtle background motion and a gentle camera push-in. Keep the product unchanged, avoid unreadable generated text, and do not add new logos or claims.