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You get a finished 10 seconds 16:9 wide clip of solar system orbits motion explainer with directed camera work and a consistent subject — not a random text-to-video gamble.
Explainers & Motion Graphics Easy
A 10 seconds 16:9 wide clip of solar system orbits motion explainer: it opens on the strongest framing, the camera performs a aerial drone reveal while the scene plays out with a energetic and bold feel, and it ends on a clean frame that loops or cuts well. Motion is smooth, the subject stays consistent, and the explainers & motion graphics structure (explainer clip) is followed beat by beat.
Generate a video: Solar system orbits motion explainer. Category: explainers & motion graphics. Direction: explainer clip: one idea per shot, simple shapes and labels appearing in sync with the narration beat, calm pacing, high contrast so it reads on a phone. Camera: aerial drone reveal, smooth and physically plausible. Mood: energetic and bold. Length: 10 seconds, format 16:9 wide, 24fps cinematic motion. Lighting and environment must stay consistent across the whole clip; the subject's shape, colors and details must not morph between frames. Avoid: warped faces or hands, flickering textures, sudden scene changes, readable gibberish text. Deliver one finished clip of solar system orbits motion explainer that could be posted or used in an edit as-is.
💡 提示:多数 AI 工具用英文版提示词效果更好,可点此 (复制的是你已填好变量的英文提示词)。
Key settings: duration and aspect ratio from the prompt · Camera Controls for the named move · Extend for longer clips.
Key settings: orientation (16:9 / 9:16) chosen before generating · about 8s per clip · keep camera and lighting lines in the prompt.
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