Google Omni 1.1 Prompt Generator

Google's own 1.1 launch prompt — a designed camera move with two subjects.

A close-up low-angle shot of [SUBJECT A, e.g. a stylish drummer in a beige suit playing a red drum kit] in [LOCATION, e.g. a grand hall] transitions as the camera whip-pans to the side, revealing [SUBJECT B, e.g. an older saxophonist] alongside [SUBJECT C, e.g. a ballet dancer spinning in a white outfit] under [LIGHTING, e.g. soft purple stage lights].

16:9, 10 seconds, natural performance audio, no dialogue.

Google's flagship world-knowledge prompt. The word "accurate" does the real work.

claymation explainer of [SCIENTIFIC PROCESS, e.g. protein folding], everything is made out of clay, no hands, stop motion, accurate

Sound design: soft tabletop foley only. No music, no dialogue. In a single continuous shot.

Quoted glyphs render on screen. Note there is no dialogue here at all.

One word on the screen at a time: "[WORD 1], [WORD 2], [WORD 3], [WORD 4], [WORD 5]" Each word appears for 1s with a different animated style, perfect pacing to a rhythm.

Background: [CLEAN BACKDROP, e.g. a matte black studio]. Audio: soft electronic clicks timed to each word. No dialogue. No music.

9:16 vertical, 8 seconds.

Text that lives inside the scene — signs, storefronts, plates. Quote the exact glyphs.

[SCENE DESCRIPTION, e.g. A slow push down a rain-slicked street at dusk].

There is a street sign that says: "[SIGN TEXT]", there is a storefront that says: "[STOREFRONT TEXT]", there's a [OBJECT] with the [LABEL TYPE]: "[LABEL TEXT]".

Keep all on-screen text correct and readable. Sound design: [AMBIENT SOUND]. No dialogue.

The rule most guides get wrong. Quotes render text; a colon speaks the line.

[SPEAKER DESCRIPTION, e.g. A woman in her thirties wearing a grey overcoat] in [SETTING], [FRAMING, e.g. medium shot, eye level].

In a voice that is [VOICE QUALITIES, e.g. crisp and clear, with a thoughtful, analytical tone and a standard American accent], [SPEAKER NAME] says: [LINE OF DIALOGUE, UNQUOTED]

Sound design: [AMBIENT BED] kept low under the voice. No music. In a single continuous shot.

Google's documented pattern — short instruction plus one exact preserve phrase.

[ONE CHANGE, e.g. Make the phone invisible. / Change the car color to metallic blue. / Put a fashionable hat on this person.] Keep everything else the same.

Turn 1 establishes timed beats, turn 2 edits relative to them. A documented power move.

Turn 1: [SCENE, e.g. A person stands in front of a mirror]. At 0:05, [TRIGGER ACTION, e.g. she touches the mirror] then she does it again at 0:07, 0:08 and 0:09.

Turn 2: [WHAT CHANGES, e.g. The style of the video changes] every time [TRIGGER ACTION, e.g. the person touches the mirror].

One variable per turn gives you a clean matched set instead of unrelated renders.

Turn 1: [BASE SCENE, e.g. A person opening a sleek black product box on a wooden desk in a minimalist apartment]. [LIGHTING, e.g. Morning light]. [CAMERA, e.g. Slow zoom in]. In a single continuous shot.

Turn 2: Make it [VARIABLE 1 CHANGED, e.g. sunset light instead of morning]. Keep everything else the same.

Turn 3: Now make [VARIABLE 2 CHANGED, e.g. the box white instead of black]. Keep everything else the same.

Extends past 10s toward the 40s cap. Timecodes reset to the new portion.

Continue the video. [WHAT HAPPENS NEXT, e.g. The camera slightly pans and we now see she is talking to a man with curly hair, we see the man's back].

[SPEAKER] says: [LINE, UNQUOTED, IF ANY]

Audio: [HOW THE SOUND CHANGES, e.g. the music continues into the chorus]. Keep the character, lighting and location consistent with the previous shot.

Google's 1.1 demo. The move that used to break at the extension seam.

Continue the video. Execute a cinematic optical dolly-zoom shot. The camera dollies forward while simultaneously zooming out, keeping [SUBJECT]'s [EXPRESSION/POSE, e.g. frozen shocked face] locked at the exact same size.

Audio: [SCORE OR AMBIENCE, e.g. a rising dramatic score under room tone]. No dialogue.

You own both ends; Omni invents only the middle. Same image twice = seamless loop.

[# Sources <FIRST_FRAME>@[YOUR START IMAGE] <LAST_FRAME>@[YOUR END IMAGE]]

A smooth cinematic transition from [WHAT THE FIRST FRAME SHOWS] to [WHAT THE LAST FRAME SHOWS]. In between, the camera [EXACT TRANSITION PATH, e.g. pushes forward and arcs gently right]. No jump cuts.

Use this image as the starting frame. [DURATION], [ASPECT RATIO], [AUDIO INTENT].

Google's official 6-reference example. Tags are 0-indexed.

[0-3s] [SCENE TYPE, e.g. A studio fashion sequence]. Starting with [SUBJECT] <IMAGE_REF_0>, [ACTION] <IMAGE_REF_1>
[3-6s] Then we see [SUBJECT] <IMAGE_REF_2> [ACTION] <IMAGE_REF_3>
[6-10s] And finally [SUBJECT] <IMAGE_REF_4> [ACTION] <IMAGE_REF_5>

Use the given images as references for video generation. The images should not be used as literal initial frames.

Label what every reference is FOR — unlabelled references get blended together.

[# References <IMAGE_REF_0>@[IDENTITY] <IMAGE_REF_1>@[PRODUCT] <VIDEO_REF_0>@[CAMERA MOVE]]

[SUBJECT] <IMAGE_REF_0> [ACTION] holding [PRODUCT] <IMAGE_REF_1>, with the camera language of <VIDEO_REF_0>.

Use the given image(s) as references for video generation. The images should not be used as literal initial frames. Use the given video(s) as references. Do not use them as a source for video editing.

Video reference carries motion, image reference carries identity. Separates performance from casting.

Apply the pose and motion from <VIDEO_REF_0> to the character in <IMAGE_REF_0>.

Place them in [ENVIRONMENT]. Keep the character's face, hair and wardrobe exactly as the reference image establishes. [CAMERA]. Audio: [SOUND].

Use the given video(s) as references. Do not use them as a source for video editing.

The final clause is what stops your drawing appearing in the output.

turn this into [REALISM LEVEL, e.g. realistic footage], using the drawing only as a guide for movement, do not show the drawing in the final video

[SUBJECT AND SETTING DETAIL]. [LIGHTING]. Sound design: [AUDIO]. No dialogue.

Omni multi-shots by default — continuity is opt-in and needs a literal phrase.

[SCENE AND SUBJECT, e.g. A young product designer sits at a small desk beside a rainy window and opens a sketchbook].

[ONE OR TWO ACTIONS MAXIMUM]. The camera [CAMERA MOVE, e.g. starts close on the pencil tip, pulls back to a medium shot, then orbits gently left].

[LIGHTING, e.g. Warm desk lamp light, cool blue rain outside, shallow depth of field]. In a single continuous shot. No scene cuts.

Sound design: [AMBIENCE]. No music, no dialogue. 16:9, 10 seconds.

When you actually want cuts, author the beats explicitly rather than leaving it to chance.

[0-3s] [BEAT ONE]
[3-6s] [BEAT TWO]
[6-10s] [BEAT THREE]

Consistent throughout: [WHAT MUST NOT CHANGE, e.g. the same character, the same warm tungsten lighting, the same location]. [STYLE].

Sound design: [AUDIO ACROSS ALL BEATS]. 16:9, 10 seconds.

Omni simulates momentum, deformation and friction rather than animating an approximation.

[OBJECT] [PHYSICAL ACTION, e.g. bouncing on a hardwood court]. Each [EVENT] has realistic physics: [SPECIFY — e.g. ball deformation on impact, friction slowing the bounces naturally].

[SPEED, e.g. real time, not slow motion]. Camera: [ANGLE AND MOVE]. Lighting: [LIGHTING].

Sound design: realistic impact audio synchronised to the moment of contact. No music. In a single continuous shot.

Narration is generated in the same pass and timed to the animation — no separate VO step.

A [STYLE, e.g. skeuomorphism stop motion] explainer about [TOPIC, e.g. how the brain hippocampus works] with a compelling voiceover.

Accurately visualize [WHAT MUST BE CORRECT]. Camera: [FRAMING]. Lighting: [LIGHTING].

A narrator says: [SHORT SCRIPT, UNQUOTED, SIZED TO THE CLIP LENGTH]

Quiet ambient pad underneath. No sound effects. 16:9, 10 seconds.

Image-to-video keeps the real SKU. Prompt motion only — do not re-describe the photo.

[# Sources <FIRST_FRAME>@[YOUR PRODUCT PHOTO]]

The [PRODUCT] rotates slowly on [SURFACE, e.g. a matte studio pedestal], [LIGHTING, e.g. soft key light from the left], shallow depth of field. Keep the logo sharp and readable throughout the rotation.

In a single continuous shot. Sound design: [AUDIO, e.g. calm ambient bed]. No dialogue. [ASPECT RATIO], [DURATION].

Conversational state holds the product constant while pace and palette are re-targeted.

Turn 1: Generate a [DURATION] product ad for [PRODUCT]. [TREATMENT, e.g. Cinematic close-ups, premium feel, deep blacks]. [AUDIO MOOD]. End on the product alone, centered.

Turn 2: Now generate a variant of the same ad targeted at [AUDIENCE]. [NEW TREATMENT, e.g. Faster cuts, brighter colors, social-feed energy]. Keep the product exactly the same.

Handheld realism plus lip-synced delivery — the format that reads as genuine.

[DURATION] clip in casual handheld [DEVICE] vlog style. [PERSON DESCRIPTION] walks down [LOCATION] holding the camera in selfie mode, talking energetically about [TOPIC].

Natural skin texture, no filter, slight motion blur. Background: [BACKGROUND].

She says: [SHORT SCRIPT, UNQUOTED — keep it to what fits the clip length]

Sound design: [STREET AMBIENCE] under the voice. No music. 9:16 vertical.

Style transfer framed as a verb on the existing scene. Use one style reference only.

Take the attached clip and restyle it as [TARGET STYLE, e.g. a hand-painted animated scene]. Preserve the camera motion and timing exactly. Replace [WHAT CHANGES, e.g. the modern setting with a 1980s countryside]. Keep the subject's posture and expression coherent across frames.

Minimal version: Remake this video in [STYLE] aesthetic. Keep everything else the same.

Multi-image reference preserves the real room, signage and products.

[# References <IMAGE_REF_0>@[WIDE SHOT] <IMAGE_REF_1>@[DETAIL] <IMAGE_REF_2>@[HERO ITEM]]

A [DURATION] vertical 9:16 clip set in [PLACE] from the reference images. Handheld, [LIGHTING, e.g. natural morning light]. The camera drifts from [START POINT], past [MIDPOINT], and settles on [END POINT].

Keep the interior, signage and products exactly as in the references. In a single continuous shot.

Sound design: [SPECIFIC AMBIENT SOUNDS]. No music, no dialogue.

Attaching a sound to a specific visual event beats vague audio direction measurably.

[SCENE, e.g. A hand moves slowly through a wall of ferns in a dim greenhouse].

Add [SOUND, e.g. soft harp notes] synchronized to exactly when [TRIGGER EVENT, e.g. the hand touches each fern leaf].

Underneath: [AMBIENT BED, e.g. faint dripping water and distant birdsong]. No music, no dialogue, no narration.

Camera: [FRAMING]. In a single continuous shot. [ASPECT RATIO], [DURATION].

Real-estate and architecture — the camera arc Google's own Home Tour demo showcased.

[# Sources <FIRST_FRAME>@[YOUR ROOM PHOTO]]

A single continuous [DURATION] interior walkthrough starting from this photograph. The camera pushes slowly forward through [ROOM], arcs [DIRECTION] past [FEATURE], and pulls back to reveal [FINAL REVEAL].

[LIGHTING, e.g. Late-afternoon golden-hour light]. No people. Keep the furniture, flooring and fixtures exactly as photographed.

Use this image as the starting frame. Sound design: quiet room tone only. No music, no dialogue. No scene cuts.