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Omnilyra

AI Video Generator

Turn a product story, campaign idea, or scene concept into a ready-to-use video direction. Write a prompt, add reference images when needed, and create product demos, ad videos, social clips, storyboards, and launch teasers in one workspace.

Text to video generatorReference image uploadsProduct demos, ads, and social clips

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AI video prompt examples

Product demo clip

A product demo for wireless earbuds, macro opening frame, smooth orbit around the case, bass pulse light effect, clean studio scene, focus on noise cancellation and comfort.

Describe the opening frame, motion, and main product benefit.

Launch teaser

A cinematic teaser for a new coffee blend, coffee beans falling in slow motion, warm morning light, quick cuts, final frame on the package close-up.

Name the opening image, motion rhythm, and final frame.

Social ad concept

A fitness app ad, phone screen reveal, runner at dusk, kinetic camera push, energetic pacing, final frame with clean space for offer text.

Leave a clear final frame when the video needs campaign copy.

How to write an AI video prompt that works across models

A reusable video prompt should define the first frame, camera movement, scene sequence, and final frame clearly enough for Omnilyra and familiar video workflows such as Veo, Seedance, Sora, and Kling AI.

Opening frame

Describe the first visual clearly so the clip starts from a controlled product, scene, or character moment.

Motion and camera

Name camera movement, subject movement, cuts, transitions, and the rhythm of each visual beat.

Scene sequence

Describe what changes from beginning to middle to final frame, especially for demos, reveals, before-and-after ideas, and ads.

Final frame

Plan the ending for offer copy, product focus, brand mark, clean loop, or a reusable storyboard reference.

How the AI video generator workflow works

01

Describe the video goal

Start with the product, person, scene, or offer, then add the hook, target audience, channel, and visual style.

02

Add references and settings

Choose model, style, aspect ratio, resolution, duration, audio mode, and optional reference images before generating the video direction.

03

Generate reusable variations

Keep the prompt, settings, and references together so one campaign can produce consistent video variants.

Create campaign-ready videos from prompts and references

Text prompt to video direction

Describe the subject, selling point, opening frame, camera movement, scene sequence, and final frame so the video generator starts from a clear brief.

Reference-guided continuity

Upload reference images when the video needs a consistent first frame, product appearance, scene mood, layout, or brand cue.

Videos for every marketing channel

Create video directions for product demos, paid ads, social clips, launch teasers, landing page motion, and storyboard exploration.

Where AI video generation works best

Show motion, sequence, and change

Video works best when the idea needs a product reveal, camera move, before-and-after moment, story beat, or timed benefit.

Create ready-to-use motion assets

Product demos, ad videos, social clips, launch teasers, and storyboard concepts need clear movement, pacing, and final frame intent.

Build reusable campaign motion

Set the opening frame, camera language, scene order, and final frame first, then generate consistent video variants for the same campaign.

AI video generator FAQ

What can I create with the Omnilyra AI video generator?

You can create product demos, short social clips, ad videos, storyboards, launch teasers, landing page motion, and campaign video concepts.

Can I generate videos from text prompts and reference images?

Yes. You can start from a text prompt and add reference images when you need stronger control over the first frame, product appearance, scene mood, or visual continuity.

Which video models or workflows can these prompts support?

The prompt structure is designed to work across Omnilyra video workflows and familiar model names such as Veo, Seedance, Sora, and Kling AI.

Should I write aspect ratio, resolution, duration, or audio into the prompt?

No. Set aspect ratio, resolution, duration, and audio mode in the workspace controls. Use the prompt to describe the subject, scene sequence, camera movement, style, and final frame.

Can I make product demos, ad videos, and social clips?

Yes. The workflow supports product demos, paid social ads, launch teasers, short social clips, and storyboard-ready campaign concepts.

What should I do if the motion is unclear?

Add more detail about the opening frame, subject movement, camera movement, scene order, pacing, final frame, and what the video should communicate.