Veo 3.1 Video Prompt Guide

For maximum space locking, phrase "Use the uploaded image as the first frame" and if possible add a last frame to force a clean landing at the end.

To prevent structure changes, write explicitly: "no layout changes, keep walls/doors/windows fixed, no geometry warp" and also "end must match the last frame exactly, hold stable at the end".

For safe interior camera movement from a single image: "gentle push‑in / slow pan 3–5° / tiny orbit 5–8° / rack focus" with "keep verticals straight" (otherwise you get warping).

Use the uploaded image as the first frame. Generate a cinematic interior clip with the exact same room, layout, and furniture. Camera: gentle centered push‑in (slow zoom 8–12%) over the full clip, no rotation, no tilt, keep vertical lines straight. Add micro life only: soft curtain sway, subtle plant movement, tiny specular reflection shifts on glass/stone, very light dust motes in sun rays. Photoreal, stable exposure, no text, no logos, no new objects.

Use the uploaded image as the first frame. Keep the room unchanged. Camera: slow pan left-to-right only 3–5 degrees, level horizon, no tilt, no roll, no warping. Emphasize material realism (wood grain, fabric texture) and clean global illumination. No people, no text, no logos.

Use the uploaded image as the first frame. Keep geometry and layout fixed. Camera locked. Add a subtle rack focus: start focused on foreground decor or table surface, then shift focus to the seating area/background; shallow depth of field look, realistic bokeh. No object movement besides micro reflections.

Use the uploaded image as the first frame. No camera movement. Create a natural lighting progression: soft daylight gradually warms into golden hour; shadows lengthen slightly and smoothly, no flicker. Keep the room design identical, no new decor, no layout changes. Photoreal.

Use the uploaded image as the first frame. Lock camera. Transition the scene from late afternoon to warm evening: practical lamps and interior warm lights turn on smoothly, outside light cools slightly. Keep all objects fixed; only lighting/reflections change realistically. No text/logos.

Use the uploaded image as the first frame. Create an almost-static architectural clip: camera perfectly locked, zero drift. Add only tiny life motion (curtains, trees outside window if visible, subtle exposure breathing). Keep geometry perfectly consistent. No text, no logos.

Use the uploaded START image as the first frame and the uploaded FINAL image as the last frame. Create a smooth renovation reveal with the camera viewpoint locked and geometry identical throughout (no wall/door/window changes, no perspective warp). The transformation is gradual and continuous—no popping. By the final second, hold perfectly stable on the FINAL look with zero morphing. No people, no text, no logos.

Use START as first frame and FINAL as last frame. Show a realistic, readable build progression focused on surfaces: ceiling finishes first, then walls smooth/paint, then flooring installs from one edge outward, then cabinetry and fixtures settle, then decor. Keep the exact floorplan and camera locked. End matches FINAL exactly and holds stable.

Use START as first frame and FINAL as last frame. The room layout stays identical; only styling changes: decor appears gradually (books, throw, table setting), cushions settle, small props placed naturally. No new furniture types beyond what exists in FINAL. Camera locked; end must match FINAL exactly.

Use START as first frame and FINAL as last frame. Maintain identical architecture and furniture; the main change is lighting mood: daylight transitions to warm evening practicals. Reflections update naturally, no flicker, no geometry changes. End matches FINAL exactly with a stable hold.

Use START as first frame and FINAL as last frame. Camera is locked with only a gentle centered zoom-in that is consistent with the framing difference between the two images; no pan/tilt/roll. The room geometry must remain rigid and consistent. Smooth transformation, end holds on FINAL exactly.

Use START as first frame and FINAL as last frame. Strictly no people or faces appear at any time. Keep camera locked, no geometry changes, no warping. Smooth renovation progression, end matches FINAL exactly and holds stable.