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
Add Environment
Include scene and background informationExample: “A cat walking on grass, forest background”
Enrich Details
Add lighting, color, textureExample: “An orange cat elegantly walking on green grass, sunlight filtering through leaves creating dappled shadows, blurred forest background”
Style Reference
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Performance Optimization
Streaming Processing Best Practices
Timeout Handling
Next Steps
Code Examples
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Troubleshooting
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