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How to Create Powerful Prompts for Veo 3, Sora & Kling AI
Stylish prompt templates + copy buttons — ready for TikTok, cinematic scenes, and rapid iteration.
Watch video first
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8AvSefb/
Why a prompt structure matters
Good prompts are clear, descriptive, and concise. Use a repeatable pattern: Context → Role → Style → Details → Output format → Constraints. This makes results consistent across different AIs (Veo 3, Sora, Kling).
- Context: What world or scenario?
- Role: What persona should the AI adopt?
- Style: Tone, camera, colors, mood.
- Details: Key elements (characters, props, actions).
- Output format: One-liner, script, storyboard, hashtags.
Prompt templates (copy & paste)
Veo 3 — Cinematic / Video prompt
You are a cinematic director. Create an ultra-realistic 9:16 night-vision CCTV clip idea: - Scene: abandoned railway platform at midnight, fog drifting low. - Characters: two pale figures with tangled white hair, slow motion approach. - Camera: handheld CCTV style, slight jitter, high ISO grain, 4K. - Mood: creeping dread, minimal sound design (heavy breathing, distant metallic clank). - Output: 6 shot list (each 2-4s) + short caption for TikTok (max 100 chars) + 5 hashtags.
Sora — Cinematic / Stylized image prompt
You are an art director. Produce a stylized **8K** image prompt: - Subject: tiny water-sprite made of droplets dancing on glowing moss islands. - Lighting: golden sun rays through mist, dreamy bokeh, soft rim light. - Camera: macro, shallow depth of field, f/1.8, 50mm equivalent. - Style: hyperreal, painterly sparkles, slight film grain, color palette: emerald, teal, gold. - Output: short prompt line (1-2 sentences) + 3 variations (mood changes).
Kling AI — Short-form copy & hashtag prompt
You are a viral social copywriter. Generate: - Output: 3 TikTok captions (max 100 chars) + one 7-word hook + 8 hashtags. - Topic: "rescue puppy saves baby" emotional micro-story; make captions heartwarming, 2 with emoji, 1 without. - Tone: emotional, shareable, short.
Quick tips to get better outputs
- Be specific: give props, colors, lengths, camera moves.
- Use constraints: runtime, aspect ratio, word limits (e.g., “max 6 shots”, “9:16”).
- Iterate: ask for 3 variations then refine the best one.
- Examples: show 1 short example of desired output so the model copies the format.
- Shorten prompts: remove fluff for speed; keep the structure intact.
I use a free tool to generate unlimited prompts — try it:
Click to use (free) — Generate unlimited prompts
(Personal link — I use it daily for quick creative testing.)