Make the subject, action, and camera specific, one at a time
When generating video from text, clarify what is shown, how it moves, and how the camera presents it.
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From refining short instructions to new workflows using reference assets, video editing, and MCP. Check the examples and requirements, then try them yourself.
When generating video from text, clarify what is shown, how it moves, and how the camera presents it.
Try it ↗The reference image communicates composition and appearance, so focus your prompt on movement and changes over time.
Try it ↗Record conditions and avoid large simultaneous changes to prompts and settings so you can track why a result improved.
Try it ↗Models that support multiple reference assets may let you communicate appearance, camera work, and rhythm through different sources.
Try it ↗Modes that accept starting and ending images let you plan where the movement should finish.
Try it ↗Video editing models let you try changing the necessary parts while preserving useful composition and movement.
Try it ↗Checking composition and movement first can reduce the burden of repeated long or high-resolution prototypes.
Try it ↗Once you have a working workflow, try a small integration that lets an agent operate the generation tool.
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