Curated AI video directions
Text to Video Prompt Library
Explore production-ready prompts for cinematic scenes, motion, camera direction, VFX, and educational video.
13 prompt examples
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Prompt guide
Write video prompts that direct motion, not just appearance
Strong text-to-video prompts separate the subject, camera, action, lighting, and timing. Start with one clear shot, then add movement and constraints only where they help the model.
Start with one filmable moment
A reliable prompt describes a shot the model can resolve in a few seconds. Establish the subject and location first, then choose one primary action instead of compressing an entire story into a single generation.
Give the camera a clear job
Use specific directions such as slow push-in, low tracking shot, locked tripod, handheld vlog, or macro orbit. Camera language shapes the rhythm of the result more reliably than broad words like cinematic.
Match the prompt to the use case
UGC clips benefit from natural imperfections, while product ads need stable geometry and controlled lighting. Action scenes need readable staging; comedy works best when the visual premise remains simple.
What should a text to video prompt include?
Describe the subject, setting, action, camera movement, lighting, and visual style in a clear order.
Can I copy these prompts?
Yes. Copy any prompt, adapt the subject or style, and open it directly in the Froging video generator.