Prompt Writing Techniques
Basic Principles
Be Specific
Describe scenes, actions, lighting and other details in detail
Clear Structure
Organize in the order of “subject → action → environment → style”
Avoid Ambiguity
Use clear vocabulary, avoid vague or ambiguous words
Control Length
Keep between 50-200 characters, not too short or verbose
Excellent Prompt Examples
- Natural Scenes
- Character Scenes
- Abstract Concepts
Recommended:Avoid:Key Points:
- Described subject (orange kitten)
- Specific action (chasing butterflies)
- Environmental details (grass, sunlight, leaves)
- Visual effects (depth of field, lighting)
Image-to-Video Best Practices
Image Selection Requirements
Single Image Generation
Use a single image as the starting frame to generate video:Two-Image Transition
Use two images to generate smooth transition video:Model Selection Strategy
Choose Based on Scenario
Text Generation Scenarios
Text Generation Scenarios
Scenarios without image referenceRecommended models:
veo-3.1: Standard quality, suitable for most scenariosveo-3.1-fast: Quick testing, reduce costs
- Fully creative content
- Abstract concept visualization
- No specific visual reference needed
Image Reference Scenarios
Image Reference Scenarios
Scenarios requiring image-based generationRecommended models:
veo-3.1-fl: Standard image-to-video (supports 1-2 image inputs)veo-3.1-fast-fl: Fast image-to-video (supports 1-2 image inputs)
- Bring static images to life
- Smooth transitions between two images
- Generate animations based on reference images
Landscape Professional Production
Landscape Professional Production
Professional landscape format requirementsRecommended models:
veo-3.1-landscape: Landscape text-to-videoveo-3.1-landscape-fast: Fast landscapeveo-3.1-landscape-fl: Landscape image-to-videoveo-3.1-landscape-fast-fl: Fast landscape image-to-video
- Film production preview
- Commercial advertisements
- Widescreen content
Cost Optimization Strategy
- Testing Phase
- Production Phase
- Batch Processing
Goal: Quickly validate ideas, reduce costsStrategy:Applicable:
- Prompt testing
- Concept validation
- Rapid iteration
Common Scenario Optimization
Action Description
Clear Verbs
Use specific verbs: “run”, “jump”, “rotate”Avoid: “move”, “change” and other vague words
Speed Control
Specify speed: “fast”, “slow”, “constant speed”Example: “Bird rapidly flapping wings”
Direction Indication
Clear direction: “leftward”, “upward”, “clockwise”Example: “Camera panning from left to right”
Magnitude Description
Specify magnitude: “slight”, “intense”, “large amplitude”Example: “Leaves swaying gently”
Lighting Effects
Camera Movement
- Fixed Position
- Push/Pull
- Orbit
- Follow Shot
Batch Generation Strategy
Using n Parameter
Generate multiple variants for selection:n parameter recommendations:
- Testing phase: n=1-2
- Important projects: n=2-4
- Cost-sensitive: n=1
Concurrent Requests
Quality Improvement Tips
Increase Detail Levels
1
Basic Description
First describe core subject and actionExample: “A cat walking”
2
Add Environment
Include scene and background informationExample: “A cat walking on grass, forest background”
3
Enrich Details
Add lighting, color, textureExample: “An orange cat elegantly walking on green grass, sunlight filtering through leaves creating dappled shadows, blurred forest background”
4
Artistic Style
Specify visual style and effectsExample: “An orange cat elegantly walking on green grass, sunlight filtering through leaves creating dappled shadows, blurred forest background, cinematic color grading, shallow depth of field effect”