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A curated library of video prompts that work well with Image to Video AI. Copy one, or open it in the generator and change the details.
This library collects 16 AI video prompts in four groups: camera moves, nature, product shots and vertical social clips. Good video prompts describe one subject, one action, the setting and light, and a named camera move, in one to three sentences. Every prompt opens in the generator with one click.
Every prompt describes a single, filmable moment with a clear camera move.
B-roll, nature, products and vertical clips for social feeds.
Swap the subject, place or light and keep the structure.
Copy it, or press Try it to open it in the generator.
Match the aspect ratio to the platform; 5 seconds suits most shots.
Download the MP4, or adjust the prompt and try again.
The model has only a few seconds to tell the story, so keep each prompt to one moment and name the camera move.
A slow dolly-in on an old bookshop at night, warm light spilling onto the wet street, light rain.
A 360-degree orbit around a lone tree on a hill at sunset, long grass moving in the wind.
A drone rising from a forest canopy to reveal a mountain lake at sunrise, mist over the water.
A tracking shot following a cyclist through a narrow street, morning light, shallow depth of field.
Waves crashing against black volcanic rocks at sunrise, slow-motion spray, aerial view.
Northern lights dancing over a snowy mountain cabin, stars visible.
Close-up of rain falling on green leaves, droplets bouncing, soft diffused light.
Wind blowing sand across desert dunes at golden hour, long shadows, wide shot.
A wristwatch rotating on a black pedestal, rim light, slow push-in, commercial style.
A can of sparkling lemonade bursting through a splash of water and lemon slices, slow motion.
A sneaker floating and rotating in mid-air with colorful smoke behind it, studio lighting.
Close-up of coffee poured into a glass cup, milk swirling, steam rising.
One subject, one action, a clear setting and light, and a named camera move, in one to three sentences.
Yes. Copy and adapt any prompt; you only pay the usual credits when you generate a video with it.
Too many actions in one clip is the most common cause. Keep one action per clip and put the most important detail first.
Last updated October 19, 2026