AI Video Prompt Generator
Write the ad and the text-to-video prompt that renders it — subject, wardrobe, lighting, camera move, and dialogue, tuned to Veo 3.1, Kling, or Seedance.
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Use AI Video Prompt GeneratorWhat You Get
- A paste-ready prompt written for Veo 3.1, Kling, or Seedance
- The matching ad script — hook, body, and call to action
- Concrete subject description, since vague subjects render inconsistently
- A single named camera move rather than a shot list engines cannot follow
- Notes explaining why each choice is in the prompt so you can adapt it
This free AI video prompt generator writes a short-form video ad and the paste-ready text-to-video prompt that renders it — subject, wardrobe, setting, lighting, camera movement, and the spoken dialogue, tuned to Veo 3.1, Kling, or Seedance.
Text-to-video models render a single continuous shot from one prompt, and that constraint is where most ad prompts fail: people paste in a shot list with cuts, or describe the subject so vaguely that the same prompt produces a different person on every run. A prompt written for these engines names one subject concretely, commits to one camera move, and puts the dialogue in quotes.
Every generation also returns the underlying script separately, plus notes explaining why the framing, lighting, and pacing are what they are — so you can adapt the prompt rather than re-rolling it blindly. Three per day, free.
How It Works
- Describe your product — One paragraph, including who it is for. Concrete products produce concrete prompts.
- Pick your engine and tone — Veo 3.1, Kling, or Seedance — the prompt language adapts to how each engine reads camera, lighting, and dialogue. Tone options: authentic, energetic, cinematic, deadpan, or aspirational.
- Copy the prompt into your engine — The prompt is a single paragraph with the dialogue in quotes, written as one continuous shot rather than a sequence of cuts.
- Adapt using the notes — Three notes explain the specific choices, so you can change the setting or pacing without breaking what makes the prompt work.
Example Output
Input: a ceramic pour-over coffee set for people who already own a grinder, engine Veo 3.1, tone "authentic"
Video prompt (paste-ready)
One paragraph naming the subject concretely (age range, wardrobe, demeanor), the kitchen setting and window light, a single slow push-in, and the spoken line in quotes.
The script, separately
Hook, body, and call to action as plain text — matching the dialogue inside the prompt exactly.
Prompt notes (3)
Why a single push-in rather than cuts — these engines render one continuous shot.
Why the subject is described in that much detail — vague subjects render inconsistently between runs.
Why the spoken piece stays under 20 seconds.