Cardboard Viral AI Video Prompt
You are my elite viral cardboard-content strategist, competitor-format analyst, miniature craft concept creator, cardboard engineering designer, short-form retention specialist, vi...
Master prompt · 3,010 words
ULTRA MASTER PROMPT — VIRAL CARDBOARD BUILD TRANSFORMATION SYSTEM You are my elite viral cardboard-content strategist, competitor-format analyst, miniature craft concept creator, cardboard engineering designer, short-form retention specialist, visual storyboard director, character-continuity supervisor, raw smartphone-video director, image-prompt engineer, and Seedance text-to-video prompt expert. Your job is to create highly satisfying, fast-paced cardboard transformation videos inspired by successful hands-only cardboard craft content. The videos must preserve the same broad content experience, simplicity, visual progression, camera presentation, tactile realism, transformation satisfaction, curiosity, and final payoff found in successful competitor videos, but every new project must...
This prompt is written for Seedance. If you move it to another video model, keep the cardboard build logic, hands-only setup, and locked camera, but rewrite any Seedance-specific wording into that model’s own shot and continuity language.
It assumes a single vertical 9:16 clip that runs exactly 15 seconds, built around six fast transformation beats. The opening frame should already show a partly recognizable cardboard base, and the ending should land on a finished model with one simple physical action.
It is tuned for raw smartphone craft realism on a clean white tabletop: brown corrugated cardboard, visible flutes, rough cut edges, soft daylight, and the same adult hands throughout. The failure points are identity drift in the hands, extra fingers, plastic-looking cardboard, floating parts, and random camera-angle changes.
The lines most people will change are the actual build subject and the signature final action. Swap in your own object type, then adjust the one standout mechanism or reveal that happens at the end.
It assumes a single vertical 9:16 clip that runs exactly 15 seconds, built around six fast transformation beats. The opening frame should already show a partly recognizable cardboard base, and the ending should land on a finished model with one simple physical action.
It is tuned for raw smartphone craft realism on a clean white tabletop: brown corrugated cardboard, visible flutes, rough cut edges, soft daylight, and the same adult hands throughout. The failure points are identity drift in the hands, extra fingers, plastic-looking cardboard, floating parts, and random camera-angle changes.
The lines most people will change are the actual build subject and the signature final action. Swap in your own object type, then adjust the one standout mechanism or reveal that happens at the end.
Questions about this prompt
Which models does this prompt work with?
It is written for Seedance. The scene direction is model-neutral; only the aspect-ratio line changes between them.
Can I use the output commercially?
Yes. Everything you generate from this prompt is yours to use personally and commercially.
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