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These eight Jean Phil-style prompts are free text to copy. Free prompts do not mean free video generation. Review settings, permissions and the credit estimate before selecting Generate video. These are suggested briefs, not tested outputs.
Use Make my idea for the first six text-to-video briefs. The last two need Use my video and existing footage; they are not still-photo edits.
Sign in first. If a prompt link takes you to sign-in, return here afterward and select that link again; the text may not carry through sign-in.
Adding an authorized character image inserts a marker such as @Image1. Use the actual inserted marker, never an unattached one. The first six briefs need no images; the last two require them.
1. Marcel Venn presents a supermarket door
Mode and input: Make my idea; text only. Meet Marcel in the character guide.
Create a realistic video of Marcel Venn, an original fictional adult doorway usher with a long oval face, short swept-back dark hair, a burgundy jacket, cream shirt and serious expression. At an automatic supermarket entrance, he pauses, straightens one cuff and formally presents the opening door with one open palm. Fixed medium-wide camera, natural daylight, one continuous shot, no other people, no text or logos.Use this starting point in the generator mode described in the guide. Review your inputs and settings before generating.
Change one variable: use an already-open cafe door instead, keeping Marcel and his ceremony unchanged.
Open this original-character brief
2. A pink-suit night variation
Mode and input: Make my idea; text only. A new scene, not the night-selfie reference.
Create a realistic night street video of an original fictional adult with a distinct face, a blunt blond bob, a small curled mustache, a pink checked suit and a composed expression. Standing beneath a warm streetlight, the person makes one small adjustment to a jacket lapel and then holds still. Fixed waist-up camera, softly blurred background, one continuous shot, no other people, no text or logos.Use this starting point in the generator mode described in the guide. Review your inputs and settings before generating.
Change one variable: change the pink suit to dusty rose; retain the lighting and action.
3. One small cafe action
Mode and input: Make my idea; text only. One task, without eating or dialogue.
Create a realistic video of an original fictional adult cafe customer with a distinct face, a blunt blond bob, a curled mustache, a brown checked jacket and a serious expression. Seated at a quiet outdoor table, the person slides a plain white cup a few centimeters toward the center of its saucer, then rests both hands on the table. Fixed medium shot, soft morning daylight, one continuous action, no other people, no text or logos.Use this starting point in the generator mode described in the guide. Review your inputs and settings before generating.
Change one variable: use overcast afternoon light; retain the cup movement.
4. Approach the camera and stop
Mode and input: Make my idea; text only. The approach needs space in the frame.
Create a realistic video of one original fictional adult with a distinct face, a blunt black bob, a curled mustache, a yellow polo shirt and a calm expression in an empty courtyard. From a full-body starting position, the person takes two slow steps toward the fixed camera and stops at a comfortable medium distance, looking just beside the lens. Overcast daylight, natural walking posture, one continuous shot, no camera movement, no other people, no text or logos.Use this starting point in the generator mode described in the guide. Review your inputs and settings before generating.
Change one variable: use a cream polo; retain the two-step limit.
5. A restrained head turn
Mode and input: Make my idea; text only. Small gaze change, not whole-body movement.
Create a realistic video of an original fictional adult with a square face, short auburn hair, a cream shirt and a neutral expression, seated beside a plain window. Begin with the face angled slightly toward the window. The person slowly turns their head toward the camera and comes to rest without smiling. Fixed chest-up framing, soft side light, relaxed shoulders, one continuous shot, no other people, no text or logos.Use this starting point in the generator mode described in the guide. Review your inputs and settings before generating.
Change one variable: look beside the camera instead of into the lens.
6. A simple original dance
Mode and input: Make my idea; text only. No specific song or beat synchronization.
Create a realistic video of one original fictional adult with short dark hair, a plain burgundy jacket and a serious expression in an uncluttered living room. In a fixed full-body shot, the person makes two gentle side-to-side weight shifts with small bent-arm swings, then settles in the starting stance. Keep both feet visible, with relaxed movement and even daylight. One continuous shot, no spins, no other people, no text or logos.Use this starting point in the generator mode described in the guide. Review your inputs and settings before generating.
Change one variable: use an empty office lobby; retain the movement.
7. Restyle the performer in your video
Mode and input: Use my video; authorized single-adult footage and an authorized outfit image. Add the image first.
In the source video, restyle the single adult performer using the clothing shown in @Image1 as the outfit reference. Keep the source person's face, hair, body proportions and movement as the intended identity and performance. Keep the source location and camera framing. Change the outfit rather than adding another person or replacing the room. One continuous source scene, no added text or logos.Use this starting point in the generator mode described in the guide. Review your inputs and settings before generating.
Change one variable: supply another outfit image; retain the source clip.
8. A face-focused change in your video
Mode and input: Use my video; authorized single-adult footage and a clear face photo of the consenting replacement adult.
Replace the face of the single adult performer in the source video with the face shown in @Image1. Keep the source hairstyle, clothing, body, location and camera framing as the intended starting appearance. Follow the source performance without adding people or extra actions. Aim for a natural connection between the face and head throughout the movement. Do not add text, logos or cuts.Use this starting point in the generator mode described in the guide. Review your inputs and settings before generating.
Change one variable: use a clearer, unobstructed photo of the same consenting person.
Before you generate
The three prompt links fill Make my idea without submitting. The last two instructions belong in Use my video: add your video and reference image, then confirm the marker matches.
For a photo in an existing pink-suit scene, follow the night-selfie template guide. Review results for identity changes, unstable hands and clothing errors; preservation requests are not guarantees. Check audio rights separately and download only a result suitable for publication.