AI video prompt examples for five practical shots
Adapt five AI video prompt examples for product reveals, portraits, reference footage, landscapes, and illustrated scenes in Flow AI Video.
Flow AI Video TeamUseful AI video prompt examples describe a visible subject, one action, and a camera direction. Start with the examples below, then replace the subject and setting with details from your own project. These are prompts to try, not verified outputs or guarantees.
Product reveal with an image reference
Use the uploaded bottle as the visual reference. Keep it upright on a pale stone plinth. The camera makes a slow, small arc while a narrow highlight moves over the glass. Keep the background uncluttered.
Use Image to Video AI and add the product photo to Start. Check the label, bottle outline, reflections, and background throughout the resulting take.
Portrait with restrained motion
An adult wearing a dark jacket stands beside a window. They turn slightly toward the light and pause. Keep the camera steady, with natural skin texture and a softly blurred room behind them.
Use Text to Video AI for a new scene, or add an image reference when a specific composition matters. Review facial changes and unwanted hand movements.
A new setting from video footage
Use the uploaded walking clip as a motion reference. Place the scene in a quiet courtyard with soft overcast light. Keep the walking direction clear and the camera moving steadily beside the subject.
Upload the clip in Reference to Video. A prompt is not a substitute for attaching the reference file, and a website URL does not upload footage.
Landscape with a simple camera move
A single tree stands on a low hill in morning mist. The camera slowly moves forward. Grass shifts gently in the breeze while the horizon remains level.
Keep the requested movement modest for the selected duration. Watch for unexpected changes to the landscape or horizon.
An illustrated scene with one action
A small illustrated train waits at a colorful station. Its door closes and the train begins moving slowly to the right. Keep the camera fixed and the drawing style consistent.
Review object continuity and the beginning and end of the action. If too much happens, reduce the prompt to the departure alone.
How do I compare variations?
Keep the same model, settings, and references while changing one instruction. Check the current credit estimate before each submission. Your generated take appears in Create, where you can inspect it against the brief.