Reference-to-Video Prompt Formula Card: A Visual Guide to Structured Prompting
Turn the prompt-writing approach for Vidu Q3 reference-to-video into an animated "formula card": the visuals unfold layer by layer through a three-part structured panel (subject reference → action and camera → audio and duration), accompanied by index labels for Image1 and Image2, visually explaining how reference images are referenced in the prompt and how camera movement and the audio toggle affect the final video. The work uses only the real input dimensions of the reference-to-video pipeline: a set of reference images (1–7 images, recorded in array order as Image1, Image2…), a duration of 1–16 seconds, and an audio toggle; no parameters outside the schema are introduced. Use cases: developer-facing integration guide pages, quick model-capability overviews, and turning documentation content such as "how to write a prompt" into playable demo assets.
Style Explanation · Motion Graphics · reference-to-video
Model vidu-q3-mix
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reference_image_urls

reference_image_urls
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Prompt
A clean animated explainer card presented on a dark charcoal background with a subtle grid texture. Three vertical panels slide in one after another, each labeled with a step number: the first panel shows a small bordered portrait thumbnail labeled "Image1"; the second panel shows a camera-movement icon with an arrow tracing a slow push-in path; the third panel shows a waveform icon and a timer readout counting up to 16 seconds. Thin connecting lines are drawn between the panels, and then the whole composition contracts into a single stacked formula bar. Camera: a slow, steady dolly-in shot with slight parallax between the panels; no cuts. Lighting: soft cool rim light on the panels, minimal shadows, crisp high-contrast typography. Mood: technical, precise, editorial. Motion is smooth with ease-in and ease-out, restrained pacing, 16:9 aspect ratio.
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