Studio RabbitOpen editor ↗Use the source image as your anchor. Describe a short sequence that plausibly starts from that image, rather than requesting a completely unrelated scene.
A simple prompt structure
Subject + action + camera movement + details to preserve. A few specific sentences are more useful than a one-word instruction.
Portrait: a small natural movement
The adult subject gently turns their head toward the camera and smiles slightly. Keep the camera fixed. Preserve the hairstyle, outfit, background and soft lighting, with subtle natural motion.
Camera: a slow move closer
The camera slowly pushes in toward the subject. The subject remains in place with subtle breathing and a relaxed expression. Keep the scene layout and lighting consistent. Avoid sudden movement or cuts.
Scene: movement in the background
Leaves in the background move gently in a light breeze while the subject remains still. Use a fixed camera and preserve the original framing, subject appearance and daylight.
Two adult subjects: make roles clear
The adult on the left turns toward the adult on the right. The person on the right responds with a small smile. Keep both in their original positions and keep the camera steady. Preserve their clothing and the background.
These are adaptable prompt examples, not guaranteed outputs or claims that a particular clip has been generated.
Refine the result
- If motion is excessive, ask for a smaller action and remove additional camera moves.
- If appearance drifts, simplify the action and name the details to preserve.
- If several people move incorrectly, identify each by position or use a single-subject image.
- If the prompt conflicts with the photo, revise the action to fit the starting pose.
Before generating
Check the video credit cost. Allow around 4–5 minutes plus queue time, depending on the model and server load. Watch the whole clip before downloading or sharing it.
Open Image to Video or prepare your photo using the photo editor.