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Veo 3.1 Image-to-Video Prompt Formula Card

Turn the way prompts are written for Veo 3.1 image-to-video into a visual explainer card that can be filmed directly: use a warm-toned still frame of a desktop as the animation's starting point, let the camera slowly push in along the card, and present within the frame—in a multi-column layout—the five-part formula of "Subject & Scene / Action & Timeline / Camera Language / Light & Color / Audio Cues," with a comparison area for the negative prompt left at the end. The author's approach requires only one input image plus a structured text prompt, so this piece deliberately chooses a 16:9, single-shot, short-duration plan: the still frame carries the layout's information density, while the prompt carries motion and rhythm; stacked together, the two can verify the model's compliance with "descriptive prompt + reference image." It is suitable for explaining image-to-video prompt structure to developers, for making a hero video for an API example page, or as a demonstration clip for internal training within a content team.

Style Prompt Engineering · Explanation · Motion Design

Model Veo 3.1

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A single continuous push-in shot, looking down at a prompt formula card laid flat on a warm graphite-colored desktop. The card uses a clean, crisp editorial layout style, containing five rows of labeled content—Subject & Scene, Action & Timeline, Camera Language, Light & Color, Audio Cues—set in precise sans-serif type, with a small column of negative prompts on the right side. The camera glides forward at a slow, constant speed, creating subtle parallax above the edges of the layered paper, with no cuts and no whip pans. Soft, diffused key light comes in from the upper left and falls off gently toward the corners; the overall palette is desaturated amber and off-white, with a single cyan accent line. A shallow depth of field keeps the center of the card sharp while the desktop softens. Only ambient room tone, quiet and focused, suitable for a documentary or tutorial narration.

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