Free Faceless AI Video tool
AI Video Prompt Generator — Free
Describe the shot you want. This public text tool returns paste-ready model prompts with camera path, lighting, pacing, and style. No account. Video generation stays in Video Lab or your own model.
Generated prompts
Template fallback
AI Video Prompt Generator — Free for a rainy night drone shot over a neon street market 1. Vertical video prompt: show a rainy night drone shot over a neon street market solving a visible problem for filmmakers testing text-to-video, fast cuts, natural lighting, clean product focus, captions with a premium voice. 2. B-roll prompt: close-up details of a rainy night drone shot over a neon street market, hands interacting with the product, realistic social ad pacing, sharp focus, no text baked into the footage. 3. Before-after prompt: split the old workflow and the improved a rainy night drone shot over a neon street market workflow, simple background, clear contrast, commercial product video style. 4. UGC prompt: creator-style handheld demo for filmmakers testing text-to-video, authentic motion, one visible proof moment, ending frame built for grow awareness. 5. Faceless prompt: screen captures, product close-ups, and kinetic captions explaining a rainy night drone shot over a neon street market without showing a presenter on camera.
Worked examples
Input → output from this generator.
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FAQ
Quick answers.
Is the AI video prompt generator free?+
Yes. It is a public text tool. No account is required. Rate limits apply. If live generation is unavailable, you still get a template prompt you can edit.
What do I paste in?+
A scene, product, or visual direction in plain language. Add audience, tone, and goal so the camera and lighting notes match the job.
Does this generate the video?+
No. It writes prompts you paste into a text-to-video model. Opening Video Lab is a separate, signed-in generation.
Will the prompt work in any model?+
It is written as model-agnostic shot language (subject, action, camera, light). Adapt names and constraints to the model you actually use.
Do I need to upload a still?+
Not here. This is text-to-video prompt copy. Use the image-to-video prompt tool if you already have a frame to animate.
How should I review a prompt?+
Check that the subject, action, and setting are visible and true. Remove claims, logos, or faces you cannot show.
STORY
Clip story to video from a written script.
Copy this draft, then start a Story. Clip Studio plans cinematic shots, narrates them, and renders a multi-shot film.
Example output
Story arc
