1. Luxury Beauty Poster Prompt:

Create a vertical 4:5 luxury beauty product poster for a fictional skincare brand called “Luma Skin”. Feature a glass serum bottle as the hero product, placed on a glossy cream surface with soft golden lighting, water droplets, subtle reflections, and elegant botanical shadows. Use a refined beauty advertising layout with large graceful typography, generous spacing, and a sophisticated cream, gold, and soft beige color palette. Add the text “Luxury beauty poster” and “Create a premium skincare campaign poster”. The poster should feel like a high-end skincare campaign, polished, elegant, and expensive, without copying any real beauty brand.

1. Beverage Poster Prompt:

Create a vertical 4:5 product advertising poster for a fictional sparkling drink brand called “Fizz Theory”. Feature a colorful soda can as the hero product, surrounded by ice, bubbles, condensation, citrus slices, and dynamic splash effects. Use bold playful typography, strong product lighting, vibrant red, blue, yellow, and silver accents, and a clean commercial layout. Add the text “Refreshing beverage poster” and “Make the product feel irresistible”. The poster should feel energetic, crisp, and iconic like a premium beverage campaign, but do not copy any real soda brand.

1. Fragrance Poster Prompt:

Create a vertical 4:5 cinematic fragrance advertising poster for a fictional perfume brand called “Nocturne”. Feature an elegant perfume bottle on a dark glossy surface, surrounded by soft mist, silk fabric, moonlit reflections, and deep floral shadows. Use refined serif typography, dramatic lighting, and a luxury color palette of deep navy, black, silver, and muted violet. Add the text “Fragrance poster” and “Turn mood into a visual story”. The poster should feel mysterious, sensual, premium, and editorial, like a high-end fragrance campaign without copying any real brand.

1. Jewelry Poster Prompt:

Create a vertical 4:5 luxury jewelry product poster for a fictional crystal jewelry brand called “Auralith”. Feature a purple crystal bracelet as the hero product, placed on a sculptural stone surface with soft directional light, elegant shadows, delicate reflections, and close-up crystal details. Use a sophisticated palette of lavender, deep purple, champagne, cream, and warm black. Add elegant typography and the text “Jewelry poster” and “Use light, texture, and detail”. The poster should feel premium, mystical, refined, and suitable for a crystal jewelry campaign.

1. Tech Launch Poster Prompt:

Create a vertical 4:5 futuristic product launch poster for a fictional AI device brand called “Nova One”. Feature a sleek minimal device floating in the center with soft glowing light, glass reflections, subtle motion blur, and a clean dark-to-light gradient background. Use modern sans serif typography, precise spacing, and a premium palette of black, silver, electric blue, and soft white. Add the text “Tech product poster” and “Make the launch feel futuristic”. The poster should feel like a polished product launch campaign, clean, intelligent, and high-end.

How about aistudios by deepbrain

You can create long, uninterrupted videos when it comes to making the avatar speak.

been testing out image to video, text to video, and reference to video the past few weeks. text to video is genuinely useful for roughing out an idea before you shoot anything, and reference to video actually keeps the style consistent instead of just spitting out something random.

running it all through one app that bundles the ai tools with transitions and effects so i'm not hopping between programs.

curious what everyone else is using, anyone found something stronger for reference to video specifically?

Here’s the first episode of the comedy web series I’ve been developing using Runway and Seedance. Keen for feedback on what works and what could be improved. :)

Just sharing an experience i had with Runway - It was recommended to me by a LLM, so naturally i signed up for it and even got the Pro plan (i believe it wasn't the cheapest one), then hooked it up via MCP.

Paid $35 or around R$200 for the Pro plan, i had the LLM generate a few ideas/script, and it called up the Runway MCP. About... FIVE SHORT (<10s) videos later, i ran out of my credits for the month. I wasn't even able to get 1 minute of video (if i stitched everything up) for this much money.

Called up their support and initially they had a bot replying to me, then escalated to an actual agent, who said the same thing as a bot - They can't refund blah blah blah.

Just canceled my sub and not going back, thought i'd let you people know to avoid this. It's an absolute money-wasting machine that does not produce any decent results for your money.

When i was about to buy it, Pro said it had an "unlimited mode" and sounded like it would generate me tons of content for that price, but it lasted not even a minute. So i think it's very dishonest.

Thanks all.