How to Use Prompt Templates: One-Click Great Outputs Even for Beginners

What Is a Prompt Template

A template is a proven starting point that spares you the blank-box struggle; just click to fill it in, then replace the subject and scene with your own.

The Golden Formula for Prompts

For text-to-image: style + shot size + scene + subject + action / expression. For video, add camera movement, action sequence, and rhythm on top of that.

Where to Find Templates

Every feature page shows 3 templates right above the prompt input box. Tap one to insert it instantly, then keep editing.

Three Style Directions

Templates usually cover cinematic realism, anime / 2D art, and dreamy aesthetic vibes. Pick the one closest to your vision first, then tweak.

How to Modify Templates

Keep the sentence structure and only swap the concrete nouns — turn "a man" into your character, "a rainy night street" into your scene. To keep actions stable, add qualifiers like "slight" or "natural."

Common Mistakes

Don't pile on too many elements at once. Change one variable at a time and observe. When left and right matter, say "left side of the frame" instead of "left hand." Avoid politics, NSFW, violence, and well-known IPs. Start from templates, iterate often, and you'll soon build your own style library.