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CrePal Prompt Library

Find the right prompt for what you want to create

Browse 19 practical guides for images, art styles and video. Each guide explains what to include, gives examples to adapt and shows what to check when a result misses the brief.

Photography & People

Build realistic portraits and photographs with clearer direction for subject, setting, light, lens and composition.

Image & Art Styles

Explore illustration, drawing, painting, branding and sequential art while keeping style and subject details controlled.

Video, Motion & Storyboards

Plan shots, describe motion, choose references and review multi-scene drafts for continuity, timing and unwanted drift.

Three cinematic scenes showing product, food and story ideas

AI Video Ideas for Ads, Shorts and Stories

Stuck on what to make? Pick from AI video ideas for product ads, faceless shorts, explainers and mini-stories, each with a starter prompt CrePal can produce.

Editorial diagram: a one-sentence brief becomes a script, shot plan, and reviewable draft

Prompt to Video AI: From One Sentence to a Full Video

See how prompt to video AI turns one sentence into a script, scenes and a reviewable video draft, with checks before you generate or publish.

Cyclist with motion echoes illustrating a stable video shot

Prompt to Video: Fix Drift, Jitter and Wrong Motion

Prompt to video not working? Learn how shot, motion, light and pace shape results, with weak-vs-strong prompts and fixes for drift, flicker and odd movement.

Editorial diagram: a starting image is paired with a motion instruction and a preservation check

Image to Video Prompts: Add Motion Without Warping

Image to video prompts that move a photo naturally: describe the motion, not the picture. Copy examples for portraits, products and landscapes. Avoid warping.

Three shots of a red kite flying over a coastal cliff

Seedance Prompts: Shot-by-Shot Templates to Try

Copy Seedance prompt templates for multi-shot scenes, camera moves, dialogue and sound. Learn the structure that keeps shots consistent, and run them in CrePal.

Editorial diagram: text, image, video, and audio references are assigned separate jobs in a Seedance prompt plan

Seedance 2.0 Prompts: Reference Mode and Audio Cues

Seedance 2.0 prompts for reference mode, multi-shot storytelling and synced sound, with copyable examples, common mistakes and how 2.5 changes the approach.

Steam train crossing a desert viaduct at sunset

Veo Prompts: Cinematic Examples for Google Veo 3.1

Write Veo prompts with clear action, camera direction and sound. Copy dialogue, ambience and product examples, then check your model's current settings.

History research desk with map, archive images and storyboard

History Documentary Prompts: Script to Video Guide

Turn a history documentary script into a video prompt: scene breakdowns, archival look, narration pacing and map graphics, with examples for AI video.

Questions before you start

Where should I start if I am new to AI prompts?
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Start with the AI image prompt guide for a reusable subject, setting, style, composition and lighting formula. If your goal is motion, begin with the AI video ideas guide, then move to a model-specific or image-to-video guide.

How do I choose between an image prompt and a video prompt?
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Use an image prompt when you need a still composition, visual style or reference frame. Use a video prompt when time matters: describe the subject's action, camera movement, duration, pacing and what should stay unchanged.

Can I copy the example prompts exactly?
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Yes, but treat them as starting points. Replace the subject, setting, format and constraints with details from your own project, then review the output before using it.

Which details usually improve an AI image prompt?
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Name the subject, environment, visual style, composition, lighting and important exclusions. Add only details that change the visible result; conflicting instructions can make the output less predictable.

How can I reduce drift or warping in AI video?
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Keep each shot focused on one clear action, use restrained camera movement, state what must remain stable and review short tests before building a longer sequence. The image-to-video and prompt-to-video guides include dedicated troubleshooting checks.

Do these guides guarantee the same result in every model?
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No. Results vary by model version, settings, references and prompt interpretation. The guides separate recorded CrePal examples from editorial prompts and recommend checking the current interface before spending credits.