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Before you generate

July 29, 2026

General checklist before generation

Use this page whenever you are unsure or when a previous result lacked coherence.

1. The right mode

I chose the mode that matches my actual input.
I am not using a text-only mode when I need to preserve an image or video.

2. A feasible scene

The duration allows the requested actions to be completed.
The shot has one main subject or a very clear hierarchy.
The actions follow a natural progression.

3. A useful prompt

I describe visible, filmable elements.
I did not repeat information already supplied by my image or video.
I chose one dominant camera move.
I avoided vague adjectives without concrete visual description.

4. Continuity and precision

I stated what must remain stable or coherent.
Each reference has a distinct role.
Dialogue, tone, and audio are compatible with the selected mode.
If the result is not satisfactory.Change only one dimension at a time: the action, camera, lighting, or complexity. A targeted correction makes it easier to understand what genuinely improves the generation.

Make your request visible

AvoidImproved version
An amazing, very premium, highly cinematic, perfect video.Medium shot of a bottle on a black stone table. A slow push-in reveals golden reflections, with soft side lighting and a dark background.

The improved version explains why the image feels high-end through material, lighting, framing, and movement. Adjectives alone do not provide visual direction.

One dominant camera move

Choose one main camera move. Asking for a push-in, an orbital move, and an aerial view in the same short shot can produce an unstable result.

Text, logos, and products

  • To preserve a product or logo, use a sharp reference and limit very fast movement.
  • Text embedded in an image may become distorted. Add exact titles in post-production when accuracy is essential.
  • Avoid placing several nearly identical products in a short scene.

Audio and dialogue

  • Add audio only when the option is available.
  • Put the exact spoken words in quotation marks and clearly identify the speaker.
  • For a short video, use a line that can genuinely be spoken within the selected duration.
  • Specify tone, pace, and pauses when vocal performance matters.

Responsible use

Check before use.Use only images, voices, logos, and faces that you are authorized to use. Do not create content intended to mislead the public about a person's identity or the source of a message.