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AI Product Video Prompt for Google Flow – Dynamic Commercial Ad
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Posted by LaimonDev
- Upload Your Photo Product
Combine the Main Prompt with one Scene Prompt per video:
• Main Prompt + Scene 1
• Main Prompt + Scene 2
• Repeat for each additional scene.- Copy Prompt & Paste in Google Flow
- Change Ratio and Resolution as Needed
- 16:9 (1920 × 1080)
- 9:16 (1080 × 1920)
Main Prompt — used in all scenes
prompt:
Create one 8-second scene for a premium commercial product advertisement.
Preserve the exact product shape, proportions, packaging, branding, logo, typography, label layout, colors, cap, materials, and distinctive details.
Keep product geometry and printed graphics consistent throughout every frame. No morphing, label distortion, changing letters, duplicated products, or invented packaging details.
Stay close to the reference viewing angle. Do not reveal unsupported sides or hidden features.
Animate only supporting elements already present in the reference. Do not invent ingredients, benefits, accessories, props, or effects.
If the reference contains no supporting elements, achieve visual interest through camera movement, focus, lighting, and material reflections alone.
A floating product may move subtly. A supported product must remain stable on its surface.
If additional canvas is needed, extend the existing background naturally.
Keep the complete product visible in hero shots. Detail shots may intentionally crop the product, but must preserve the exact appearance of the featured area.
Keep branding sharp whenever it is featured. Avoid excessive depth-of-field blur, camera shake, sudden zooms, flickering, unstable textures, and abrupt exposure changes.
Do not open, disassemble, dispense, or demonstrate the product unless explicitly requested.
Generate only the scene described below.
Scene 1 — Opening: introducing the product · 0–8 seconds
prompt:
SCENE 1 — ESTABLISHING HERO
Begin with the complete product clearly visible in a balanced hero composition based on the reference image.
Perform a slow, elegant camera push-in. Introduce a subtle lighting reveal that gradually brings out the product’s contours without darkening or obscuring its branding.
Keep existing supporting elements calm, with only minimal natural motion.
The product should feel immediately recognizable, premium, and visually dominant.
Ease the camera to a gentle stop during the final second. End with a clear view of the product and its label.
Scene 2 — Detail: showcasing material quality · 8–16 seconds
prompt:
SCENE 2 — MATERIAL AND CRAFTSMANSHIP
Use a close-up of one distinctive detail clearly visible in the reference: a cap, surface texture, packaging edge, embossed feature, stitching, or material junction.
Move the camera slowly across this detail, keeping the movement small and controlled.
Use the established studio lighting to reveal accurate texture and material finish. Matte surfaces remain matte; glossy surfaces show restrained reflections.
Do not invent microscopic details, engravings, seams, or construction features.
Keep the featured detail in focus and finish on a stable composition.
Scene 3 — Motion: bringing image elements to life · 16–24 seconds
SCENE 3 — SIGNATURE MOVEMENT
Return to a medium hero view showing the complete product.
Gently animate the supporting elements already present in the reference. Liquid forms move with believable viscosity, solid ingredients drift with restrained rotation, and fabric or vapor moves softly according to its physical properties.
Keep motion elegant and limited. Supporting elements must not intersect the packaging or cover the label.
If no supporting elements exist, use a subtle lateral camera glide and natural changes in reflections instead.
Let the movement build gently, then settle.
Scene 4 — Depth: making the product feel cinematic · 24–32 seconds
prompt:
SCENE 4 — DEPTH AND DIMENSION
Show the complete product as the camera makes a short, slow lateral move close to the original reference angle.
Create subtle parallax between existing foreground, product, and background elements. Do not introduce new objects to create depth.
Keep product rotation minimal and avoid exposing unseen packaging surfaces.
Maintain a sharp product silhouette and readable branding. Use coherent shadows and reflections to strengthen the sense of physical presence.
End with the product centered and the camera nearly still.
Scene 5 — Identity: reinforcing the brand · 32–40 seconds
prompt:
SCENE 5 — BRAND RECOGNITION
Frame a clean, closer view of the product’s existing logo and front label, retaining enough surrounding packaging to make the product recognizable.
Perform a very slow push-in with the label plane kept in focus.
Preserve the exact visible lettering, logo placement, colors, and printed layout from the reference. Do not rewrite, sharpen into invented text, or animate the typography.
Keep reflections away from the main branding. Let supporting motion become quieter.
Finish with a stable, clear brand-focused composition.
Scene 6 — Closing: main product display · 40–48 seconds
prompt:
SCENE 6 — FINAL HERO AND END HOLD
Return to a complete product view in a balanced final advertising composition.
Use a subtle camera pull-back to create comfortable negative space while keeping the product visually dominant.
Allow existing supporting elements to settle gracefully around the product without covering its branding.
Maintain the established background, lighting, colors, and material realism.
During the final two seconds, hold the camera and product nearly still. Keep the full product visible, the label sharp, and the composition clean.
End directly on this hero frame. Do not fade to black or add an end card.
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