Match the pacing of the reference clip — unhurried, one continuous push — and stage it down the aisle in reference image 1. Shelves sliding past, a hand trailing along them, footsteps landing with the pulse in the reference track.
Same model, starting from this prompt. Other settings use their defaults.
Why this prompt works
The brief borrows rhythm, not look: `reference_video_urls` gives a clip's pacing, `reference_audio_urls` the beat, `reference_image_urls` the set — a warehouse aisle, not the clip's own hallway. The output keeps a hand trailing the shelving in lower frame through open and midpoint, matching one continuous push, no cut. `aspect_ratio` is `9:16`, `duration_seconds` `8`.
Settings used
Setting
Value
What it does
resolution
720p
Output resolution: 480p, or 720p by default. It selects a rate tier and will not sharpen low-resolution references. Check that the references combine at a low tier, then raise it for the final take.
aspect_ratio
9:16
Output framing, adaptive by default: the clip takes its shape from the primary reference. When the references disagree or the placement is fixed, pick one of the six ratios from 21:9 down to 9:16 and say in the prompt how the subjects should sit inside it. No effect on what you are billed.
generate_audio
true
Whether a native soundtrack is rendered in sync with the picture. On by default; switching it off does not lower the rate in this tier. Turn it off for silent loops and for material you will score in post.
duration_seconds
8
Length of the finished clip in whole seconds, 4 to 15, default 5; -1 lets the model choose, with the estimate assuming 15 seconds. Together with the seconds of your reference clips it is the billed quantity. The more references a shot has to reconcile, the less 4 seconds can show them all — but confirm the combination short before paying for 15.
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