Flying car video prompt and motion guide

No prompt writing required

The current interface uses a built-in prompt and fixed motion reference. There is no free-text prompt field. Uploading a clear car photo is the main creative input available to the user.

Appearance comes from the photo

The prompt asks the model to use the uploaded image as the sole vehicle identity reference and preserve body shape, paint and wheels. It asks the model to replace the original reference car throughout the sequence.

Motion comes from the video

The requested sequence follows the curved ramp climb, takeoff, thruster descent and smoky landing at the reference timing. This describes the intended effect, not a guarantee that every frame will match the reference.

Sound and overlays

The model is instructed to create engine, air rush and landing sounds without copying the reference soundtrack. Captions, publisher marks and social-platform logos are not requested in the generated video. Review the actual output before sharing.

Can I paste my own flying car prompt?

The public workflow does not expose a custom prompt field. You choose the car photo and the service supplies the motion instructions. Writing instructions onto the photo or adding a caption around it is not a supported way to override that template. Such text may become unwanted visual material in the generated scene rather than a reliable instruction.

The intended sequence is a ramp climb, departure into the air, the reference turnover, a thruster-assisted descent and a smoky landing. These instructions guide a generative model rather than a deterministic animation rig. A prompt can request that sequence without guaranteeing the exact rotation or camera timing. Use the actual examples to judge present results, and do not assume that a more expensive pack unlocks a different prompt.