How to Write AI Video Prompts? Practical NadouPro Text-to-Video Templates and Optimization Methods

AI video prompts need to turn creative ideas into specific visual requirements. When using NadouPro's text-to-video feature, you can organize descriptions around the subject, scene, action, and camera, then adjust step by step based on the generated results. To learn more, visit NadouPro

Use one structure to organize video ideas

Prompt template

[Subject and appearance] completes [specific action] in [scene]. The camera uses [shot size, angle, and movement], with an overall presentation of [lighting, color, and atmosphere]. This is a writing template for organizing descriptions and can be shortened or expanded as needed; it is not a built-in platform feature.

Example wording

A young woman in a beige coat stands by the street after the rain, slowly folds her umbrella, and turns her head to look toward a bookstore lit with warm lights. Medium shot, eye-level, the camera gently pushes forward, with soft reflections on the ground and an overall warm tone.

Optimize prompts by starting with three details

Turn emotions into visible actions

Refining “the character is very happy” into “the character raises their head, smiles, and waves into the distance” can make the performance requirements clearer.

Check whether camera instructions conflict

Asking for both a fixed camera and continuous orbiting in the same paragraph can make the creative intent unclear. It is recommended to choose a clear movement method for the current shot.

Adjust descriptions based on deviations

If the issue in the result is with the action, revise the action wording first; if the issue is with composition, check the shot size and camera requirements. Focusing on specific issues in each round makes it easier to compare changes.

Move the creation process forward in NadouPro

NadouPro supports generating videos through prompts and related parameters, and you can also use Canvas text, image, and video nodes to organize the creative process. For story-related work, you can first organize the storyboard in the workspace, then refine the description shot by shot.

FAQ
Are longer prompts always better?

There is no need to pursue length; prioritize clearly writing the key visual requirements.

Can I write camera movement in the prompt?

You can describe intentions such as pushing in, panning sideways, or using a fixed camera, but you need to check how closely the actual result follows them.

Does this template apply to all models?

It can be used as a writing framework, but different models have different input requirements and performance.

Has NadouPro confirmed a one-click prompt optimization feature?

The existing knowledge base confirms that there is an available mode for one-click prompt optimization.

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