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PROMPT LIBRARY

Everygen prompts,
one clear shot at a time.

Choose the scene you want to direct. Each guide includes three editable briefs, the intended composition and concrete checks for the first draft.

Choose a scene

UGC advertising

Build a product demonstration around one observable action. These briefs describe a fictional creator, not a real customer endorsement.

Shorts stories

Write a small story as separate shots: setup, discovery and payoff. Generate one shot at a time and assemble the sequence in an editor.

Product unboxing

Separate package opening, reveal and detail into short shots. A simple physical action is easier to inspect than an entire unboxing in one generation.

Animal stories

Use an original animal character and a gentle, visible goal. Present the result as fictional animation rather than wildlife evidence.

Fictional bodycam scenes

Use a chest-level viewpoint for fictional everyday scenes. These examples contain no real police incident, news event or purported evidence.

Trail camera scenes

A fixed viewpoint and one animal action create the trail-camera style. These original fictional briefs are not observations of real wildlife.

Cinematic product shots

Direct one material, light transition or camera move. Use the resulting draft as a visual study, not proof of product performance.

Food commercials

Separate steam, pouring and plating into individual drafts. Check food texture and contact points before using a generated shot in advertising.

Interior walkthroughs

Create a short visualization of one room before attempting a tour. An imagined room must not be advertised as an accurate view of a real property.

Original fantasy worlds

Build an original environment around one visual rule. A clear foreground scale reference helps a fantastical setting feel coherent.

How to use the library

  1. Choose one scene and copy one brief. Replace the product, character or location with your own original material.
  2. Set duration, aspect ratio, resolution and reference inputs in the actual generator; the text alone does not configure these controls.
  3. Save the quote before generating. Review the draft, record rejected attempts and change one variable at a time.
Evidence note

Public-source guide. Briefs are original and untested; paid generation, render-time and authenticated MCP tests are not included.

Choose the model and budget

A scene is not tied to a single provider. Check the exact model version and whether your plan exposes the required controls.

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