Prompt recipes
Copy a structure, then adjust the subject, lighting, camera, and output details for your own result.
Source: [landscape photo you own]. Motion: slow pan to the right, foreground and background moving at slightly different speeds, no subject motion. Use for: an establishing shot built from a still.
Differential pan reads as depth without touching the subject, which keeps the source image intact.
Source: [illustration or render you have rights to]. Motion: only [one element — water, steam, or leaves] moves in a gentle cycle; everything else static. Use for: living backgrounds for pages or streams.
A single moving element is easy to verify and unlikely to distort the rest of the frame.
Source: [product photo on a plain background]. Motion: one steady rotation, camera fixed, shadows soft and stable. Use for: a showcase loop after checking label and texture drift.
A fixed camera and a single rotation make errors obvious, so the review pass is straightforward.
Source: [your own character art, not a real person]. Motion: gentle breathing movement and slight hair sway, face unchanged. Use for: an idle animation for a game or channel asset.
Micro-motion keeps the design stable while making art feel alive, and avoiding real people removes likeness risks.
Source: [key art or poster you made]. Motion: slow push-in with a slight upward tilt, subtle vignette, no cuts. Use for: an intro sting or a thumbnail-to-video transition.
A push-in adds energy while preserving the composition, and one camera move keeps the clip predictable.