Faceless explainer series: prompt recipes

Make a 30-second personal finance explainer with AutoShort. Art style COMIC_BOOK, 9:16, English narration (language en).

Hook, my first spoken line and first caption: "Year 20 earns more than twice year 1."
Frame 1 is already moving: a small coin stack and a large coin stack side by side, the large one growing.

Scenes, one idea each:
1. Hook over the two stacks.
2. Year 1 adds 5 units to 100. Year 20 adds about 12.6.
3. Why: earlier interest earns interest of its own.
4. Closing: general education, not financial advice, real results vary.

Look of every image: bold comic-book infographic, coin stacks and bars on a flat background, no writing in any image.
Ending: Closing disclaimer.
Use only made-up round numbers.

Write the scenes yourself and show me the narration and the visual of every scene before anything renders. Keep the narration to about 70 words. Price it with autoshort_estimate_cost. Render only after I say yes.

Make a 45-second personal finance explainer with AutoShort. Art style STICKMAN, 9:16, English narration (language en).

Hook, my first spoken line and first caption: "Pip saves one coin. Then the coin saves more."
Frame 1 is already moving: the stick figure dropping one coin into a jar, camera pushing in.

Scenes, one idea each:
1. Hook over the jar.
2. The jar earns a small extra coin at the end of year one.
3. In year two the extra coin earns an extra coin too.
4. Many years later the extra coins outnumber the ones Pip added.
5. Closing: general education, not financial advice, real results vary.

Look of every image: flat 2D stick figure with one red scarf, flat peach background, one jar or coin per scene, no writing anywhere.
Ending: Closing disclaimer.
Use only made-up round numbers.

Write the scenes yourself and show me the narration and the visual of every scene before anything renders. Keep the narration to about 108 words. Price it with autoshort_estimate_cost. Render only after I say yes.

Make a 30-second small-business explainer with AutoShort. Art style AUTOSHORTS, 9:16, English narration (language en).

Hook, my first spoken line and first caption: "Drop it off. Pick it up fixed."
Frame 1 is already moving: a bike wheel spinning on a stand, a hand truing it with a spoke key.

Scenes, one idea each:
1. Hook over the wheel.
2. Step 1: drop the bike off at the door.
3. Step 2: collect it with a written note of what was fixed.
4. Opening hours, said once.

Look of every image: photographic, bright workshop, tools and a bicycle, no readable text.
Ending: Opening hours.
Replace the shop details with your own.

Write the scenes yourself and show me the narration and the visual of every scene before anything renders. Keep the narration to about 70 words. Price it with autoshort_estimate_cost. Render only after I say yes.

Make a 45-second small-business explainer with AutoShort. Art style STICKMAN, 9:16, English narration (language en).

Hook, my first spoken line and first caption: "Pip needs a bike fixed. Here is how."
Frame 1 is already moving: the stick figure pushing a bike with a flat tyre toward a door.

Scenes, one idea each:
1. Hook with the bike.
2. Step 1: book a slot.
3. Step 2: drop the bike off.
4. Step 3: collect it with a note.
5. Opening hours.

Look of every image: flat 2D stick figure with a red scarf, flat peach background, one prop per scene, no writing anywhere.
Ending: Opening hours.
Replace the shop details with your own.

Write the scenes yourself and show me the narration and the visual of every scene before anything renders. Keep the narration to about 108 words. Price it with autoshort_estimate_cost. Render only after I say yes.

Make a 30-second psychology facts short with AutoShort. Art style STICKMAN, 9:16, English narration (language en).

Hook, my first spoken line and first caption: "Pip cleaned the whole desk. Not the report."
Frame 1 is already moving: the stick figure polishing a desk with a cloth, a blank paper on the edge.

Scenes, one idea each:
1. Hook over the polished desk.
2. Pip sharpens every pencil.
3. The reason, as widely reported: avoiding an uncomfortable feeling, not a lack of time.
4. The tip: only the first two minutes.
5. Pip opens the blank paper.

Look of every image: flat 2D stick figure with a red scarf, flat peach background, one prop per scene, no writing anywhere.
Ending: Educational only, no medical claims.

Write the scenes yourself and show me the narration and the visual of every scene before anything renders. Keep the narration to about 70 words. Price it with autoshort_estimate_cost. Render only after I say yes.

Make a 30-second psychology facts short with AutoShort. Art style AUTOSHORTS, 9:16, English narration (language en).

Hook, my first spoken line and first caption: "Why do you tidy when you should start?"
Frame 1 is already moving: a pile of papers being squared on a desk, a hand tapping the edge.

Scenes, one idea each:
1. Hook over the papers.
2. The scene: tidying instead of starting.
3. The reason, as widely reported: avoiding an uncomfortable feeling.
4. The tip: two minutes only.
5. Closing line.

Look of every image: photographic, clean desk, no faces, no readable text.
Ending: Educational only.

Write the scenes yourself and show me the narration and the visual of every scene before anything renders. Keep the narration to about 70 words. Price it with autoshort_estimate_cost. Render only after I say yes.

Make a 30-second life hack with AutoShort. Art style AUTOSHORTS, 9:16, English narration (language en).

Hook, my first spoken line and first caption: "Two tricks that give a cupboard back."
Frame 1 is already moving: a cupboard door swinging open on a jam of mugs and cleaning bottles.

Scenes, one idea each:
1. Hook over the jam.
2. Trick one: mug hooks under the shelf.
3. Before and after of the shelf.
4. Trick two: a tension rod under the sink for spray bottles.
5. Before and after under the sink.
6. Closing question.

Look of every image: photographic, bright kitchen, objects only, no people, no readable labels.
Ending: Closing question.

Write the scenes yourself and show me the narration and the visual of every scene before anything renders. Keep the narration to about 70 words. Price it with autoshort_estimate_cost. Render only after I say yes.

Make a 15-second life hack with AutoShort. Art style STICKMAN, 9:16, English narration (language en).

Hook, my first spoken line and first caption: "Pip found a hook for every mug."
Frame 1 is already moving: the stick figure catching a falling stack of mugs.

Scenes, one idea each:
1. Hook with the falling mugs.
2. Pip hangs the mugs from hooks; the shelf is empty.
3. Closing question.

Look of every image: flat 2D stick figure with a red scarf, flat peach background, one prop per scene, no writing anywhere.
Ending: Closing question.

Write the scenes yourself and show me the narration and the visual of every scene before anything renders. Keep the narration to about 33 words. Price it with autoshort_estimate_cost. Render only after I say yes.

Make a 30-second science facts short with AutoShort. Art style AUTOSHORTS, 9:16, English narration (language en).

Hook, my first spoken line and first caption: "Venus beats Mercury for heat. Why?"
Frame 1 is already moving: a glowing orange planet surface, clouds streaming past the camera.

Scenes, one idea each:
1. Hook over the clouds.
2. Mercury is closer to the sun, so it should be hotter.
3. Venus wraps itself in a thick carbon dioxide atmosphere.
4. That atmosphere traps heat.
5. The surface is roughly 465 degrees Celsius. And that is because...

Look of every image: cinematic space imagery, no people, no text on any image.
Ending: The last sentence ends mid-thought so it flows back into the hook.

Write the scenes yourself and show me the narration and the visual of every scene before anything renders. Keep the narration to about 70 words. Price it with autoshort_estimate_cost. Render only after I say yes.

Make a 30-second science facts short with AutoShort. Art style STICKMAN, 9:16, English narration (language en).

Hook, my first spoken line and first caption: "Pip put a blanket on Venus."
Frame 1 is already moving: the stick figure draping a huge grey blanket over a small planet.

Scenes, one idea each:
1. Hook with the blanket.
2. Mercury is closer to the sun but has no blanket.
3. Venus wears a thick carbon dioxide blanket.
4. The blanket traps heat: the surface is roughly 465 degrees Celsius.
5. Closing question.

Look of every image: flat 2D stick figure with a red scarf, flat peach background, one prop per scene, no writing anywhere.
Ending: Closing question.

Write the scenes yourself and show me the narration and the visual of every scene before anything renders. Keep the narration to about 70 words. Price it with autoshort_estimate_cost. Render only after I say yes.

Make a 30-second curiosity fact short with AutoShort. Art style AUTOSHORTS, 9:16, English narration (language en).

Hook, my first spoken line and first caption: "Roman roads are still under your feet."
Frame 1 is already moving: a stone road surface, weathered paving stones, camera gliding along the joins.

Scenes, one idea each:
1. Hook over the stones.
2. The claim again: many modern roads follow ancient routes.
3. The reason: the ground, the water and the hills did not change.
4. A smaller surprise: some stretches use the original paving.
5. The last line leads back into the hook.

Look of every image: photographic, paving stones, hills, milestones with no text, no people, no faces.
Ending: Mid-thought ending that loops.
Only widely documented facts, no numbers.

Write the scenes yourself and show me the narration and the visual of every scene before anything renders. Keep the narration to about 70 words. Price it with autoshort_estimate_cost. Render only after I say yes.

Make a 30-second curiosity fact short with AutoShort. Art style STICKMAN, 9:16, English narration (language en).

Hook, my first spoken line and first caption: "Pip tried to make honey go bad."
Frame 1 is already moving: the stick figure shaking a jar of honey, then sniffing it.

Scenes, one idea each:
1. Hook with the jar.
2. Pip leaves it in the sun. It stays fine.
3. The reason: very low water, high sugar.
4. Pip gives up and eats it.
5. The last line loops back to the hook.

Look of every image: flat 2D stick figure with a red scarf, flat peach background, one prop per scene, no writing anywhere.
Ending: Mid-thought ending that loops.

Write the scenes yourself and show me the narration and the visual of every scene before anything renders. Keep the narration to about 70 words. Price it with autoshort_estimate_cost. Render only after I say yes.

Make a 30-second stickman comedy with AutoShort. Art style STICKMAN, 9:16, English narration (language en).

Hook, my first spoken line and first caption: "Pip's one job now has three friends."
Frame 1 is already moving: Pip with arms out, a long blank list unrolled down to the floor.

Scenes, one idea each:
1. Hook over the unrolled list.
2. The list reads like a paper body: empty boxes only.
3. Pip counts on its fingers beside a steaming mug.
4. Pip eats two small cookies on plates.
5. Pip wears the list as a cape.
6. Pip refuses to look at the mug. The punchline is the list now has a list.

Look of every image: the product adds the stick figure lock; add only the red scarf, flat peach background, one prop per scene, no writing anywhere (list boxes stay empty squares), medium shots only.
Ending: A deadpan last line.

Write the scenes yourself and show me the narration and the visual of every scene before anything renders. Keep the narration to about 70 words. Price it with autoshort_estimate_cost. Render only after I say yes.

Make a 30-second stickman comedy with AutoShort. Art style STICKMAN, 9:16, English narration (language en).

Hook, my first spoken line and first caption: "Pip has one job today: answer one email."
Frame 1 is already moving: Pip at a desk staring at a laptop with a blank glowing screen.

Scenes, one idea each:
1. Hook over the glowing screen.
2. Pip writes the job on a list and moves it to tomorrow.
3. Pip tidies the desk instead.
4. The laptop gets a plant on top of it.
5. Pip holds a blank paper, thinking.
6. Punchline: the email is one word long.

Look of every image: the product adds the stick figure lock; add only the red scarf, flat peach background, one prop per scene, no writing anywhere (screen and paper are blank), medium shots only.
Ending: A deadpan last line.

Write the scenes yourself and show me the narration and the visual of every scene before anything renders. Keep the narration to about 70 words. Price it with autoshort_estimate_cost. Render only after I say yes.