Advertising & UGC Video Prompts

四条广告向视频提示词，覆盖高端香水短片、可信的达人自拍风 UGC、质感食物广告，以及原生音效设计。

提示词以 HERO OBJECT LOCK 固定主体（几何形状、液面高度、瓶盖对齐），避免商品在镜头推进中走形；时间线按秒区间铺排；音频部分连「不该出现什么」都写明——不要旋律、不要旁白、不要爆炸式撞击音。每条结尾都有 AVOID 清单，禁止重复商品、杜撰标签、玻璃变形、商标与水印。

# FLUX 3 advertising and UGC prompts

Four original prompts for product films, creator-led vertical video, tactile food campaigns, and useful native sound design.

## 1. Weather in a Bottle — premium fragrance film

**Use case:** luxury product campaign  
**Format:** 9:16, 15 seconds, native sound, no dialogue

```text
HERO OBJECT LOCK: One unbranded asymmetrical clear-glass fragrance bottle, brushed silver cap, pale blue liquid filled to exactly 70 percent. Preserve geometry, fill level, cap alignment, and scratch-free surface.

00:00-00:04 — Extreme macro. One droplet travels down the glass edge in real time. A distant lightning pulse refracts through the liquid; the bottle never moves.
00:04-00:10 — Slow 120-degree orbit at table height. A thin sheet of water crosses the dark basalt plinth from back to front. Maintain realistic refraction, contact shadow, and one coherent cool light source.
00:10-00:15 — Ease into a centered hero frame. Suspended droplets fall together, then sound drops to silence for half a second. Exact copy appears once in thin warm-white capitals: "BOTTLE THE WEATHER". Type stays flat, sharp, and separate from the bottle.

AUDIO: Close droplets, low distant thunder, glass resonance, restrained sub-bass swell. No melody, voice, or explosive impact.

AVOID: duplicate products, invented label, changing liquid level, warped glass, floating cap, extra words, trademarks, watermark.
```

## 2. One-Take Desk Reset — credible creator UGC

**Use case:** productivity accessory demo, social UGC  
**Format:** 9:16, 18 seconds, casual phone-camera realism

```text
GOAL: Demonstrate an unbranded modular desk organizer without fake enthusiasm.

CREATOR: Same person throughout: South Asian woman in her early thirties, short wavy hair, navy T-shirt, silver ring on right index finger. Natural skin texture and ordinary home-office lighting.

SHOT: One continuous handheld phone shot from chest height. The creator faces camera at a cluttered desk and says in conversational Indian English, exactly: "I gave this corner one last chance." She turns the phone toward the desk, places the phone into a fixed overhead arm without a hidden cut, then rearranges the organizer's four magnetic trays: pens, charging cable, sticky notes, keys. Each item moves once and stays put. She lifts the camera back to eye level and says exactly: "That is quieter." End on the clean desk for two seconds.

PRODUCT LOCK: Matte sand-colored base, four charcoal trays, one visible circular magnet under each tray. Do not change dimensions or create extra modules.

AUDIO: Untreated room tone, chair creak, magnetic clicks, cable brushing wood, natural speech. No music, whoosh, applause, or enhanced click.

AVOID: jump cuts, beauty filter, perfect showroom, extra fingers, vanishing clutter, product logo, captions, sales language, watermark.
```

## 3. Peel, Crackle, Share — tactile bakery campaign

**Use case:** food advertising, ASMR, social loop  
**Format:** 1:1, 16 seconds, macro sound-led film

```text
PRODUCT: One spiral pastry made from dark cocoa laminated dough with a bright orange center. The pastry is handmade, slightly irregular, and shown on unglazed cream ceramic. Preserve its size, layers, filling color, and plate.

00:00-00:05 — 100 mm macro side light. Two hands pull the warm pastry apart slowly; thin crisp layers fracture while the orange center stretches once, then separates. No impossible endless cheese pull.
00:05-00:11 — Overhead shot. Three friends each break off one piece. Their hands enter from three distinct edges and leave no duplicate pastry. Crumbs remain where they fall.
00:11-00:16 — Low table-level close-up. The remaining spiral settles as steam rises. A small folded paper card slides into focus with exact text: "BREAK THE ROUTINE". End frame matches the opening plate position for a seamless social loop.

AUDIO: Crisp pastry crackle, ceramic tap, subtle room conversation without intelligible words, one shared laugh off camera. No voice-over or music.

LIGHT: Late-morning window light from camera left; warm bounce from the wooden table.

AVOID: plastic food, excessive steam, duplicated hands, changing plate, floating crumbs, chewing close-up, brand marks, extra text, watermark.
```

## 4. Rainproof in Real Life — honest outdoor gear test

**Use case:** product demonstration, performance ad  
**Format:** 16:9, 20 seconds, documentary-commercial hybrid

```text
GOAL: Show a compact unbranded cycling jacket performing in real weather, with evidence rather than claims.

RIDER LOCK: Same Black male cyclist, close-cropped hair, orange helmet, charcoal jersey, slate-blue shell jacket, black commuter bicycle with silver front rack. Keep body proportions, clothing layers, bicycle geometry, and wetness progression consistent.

00:00-00:06 — Side tracking shot at moderate speed in steady city rain. Water beads on the shell while jersey cuffs remain visible and gradually get damp. Real traffic stays safely distant.
00:06-00:13 — Rider stops beneath a bridge. Medium shot as he shakes one sleeve once, showing droplets release, then unzips the jacket to reveal a visibly dry central jersey panel. Do not make all fabric magically dry.
00:13-00:20 — He packs the jacket into its own chest pocket, secures the small bundle beneath the saddle, and rides away. Final exact copy appears on the concrete wall: "READY WHEN WEATHER ISN'T". It should look like clean motion typography, not graffiti.

AUDIO: Tire spray, chain, rain on nylon, zipper, bridge reverb, one bicycle bell. Minimal two-note synth only in the final four seconds.

AVOID: dangerous riding, brand logos, wardrobe changes, dry road, impossible folding, extra copy, fake laboratory overlays, watermark.
```