Product unboxing video prompt
Create a top-down or first-person unboxing sequence (lid lift, tissue reveal, product hero) split into shots that models can actually render.
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1Generate shot by shot
A continuous unboxing with hands is very hard to render. Split it into three short shots and cut between them. Use a real packaging photo as the first frame for each shot where possible.
Shot 1 (lid): Top-down overhead shot of {{packaging}} on {{surface}}. Two hands enter from the bottom of frame and slowly lift the lid straight up. 3 seconds. Shot 2 (reveal): Close-up, {{inner_reveal}} as the hands gently fold back the tissue paper, revealing {{product}}. 3 seconds. Shot 3 (hero): The hands lift {{product}} toward the camera and tilt it slightly so light catches {{hero_detail}}. 3 seconds. For all shots: {{lighting}}, satisfying slow deliberate movements, ASMR unboxing style, aspect ratio {{aspect_ratio}}. Avoid: text, captions, watermarks, logos, extra limbs or fingers, warped faces, flicker, sudden cuts, extra hands, packaging text, product changing shape between shots.
Example input
Matte black gift box, gold hoop earrings inside, white marble, 3 shots; 9:16.
Example output
Shot 1 (lid): Top-down overhead shot of a matte black square gift box with a thin gold edge on a white marble countertop. Two hands enter from the bottom of frame and slowly lift the lid straight up. 3 seconds. Shot 2 (reveal): Close-up, crisp black tissue paper sealed with a round gold sticker as the hands gently fold back the tissue paper, revealing a pair of minimalist gold hoop earrings on a velvet card. 3 seconds. Shot 3 (hero): The hands lift a pair of minimalist gold hoop earrings on a velvet card toward the camera and tilt it slightly so light catches the polished gold surface. 3 seconds. For all shots: bright soft window light from the left, satisfying slow deliberate movements, ASMR unboxing style, aspect ratio 9:16. Avoid: text, captions, watermarks, logos, extra limbs or fingers, warped faces, flicker, sudden cuts, extra hands, packaging text, product changing shape between shots.
Troubleshooting
- Hands merge with the box: simplify to the lid lifting with no visible hands, or film your own hands and generate only inserts.
- Shots don't match: reuse the exact packaging and lighting sentences in each shot.
Known limitations
- Hand-object interaction remains a weak spot; real footage of your hands is often faster for the lid and tissue shots.