Write prompts that get great results

Video Agent can only make what you describe. A clear prompt gets you a video you can use on the first try, and saves credits on revisions.

What to include

• Goal: what the video should achieve, such as teach, announce, or sell.
• Audience: who will watch it, such as new customers, employees, or students.
• Length: how long it should be, for example 30 seconds or 2 minutes.
• Tone: for example friendly, professional, or energetic.
• Must-haves: facts, names, numbers, or steps that have to appear.
• Call to action: what viewers should do at the end.

A weak prompt and a strong prompt

Weak: "Make a video about our new feature."

Strong: "Make a 45-second video for existing customers announcing our new scheduling feature. Professional but warm. Cover three points: book meetings in one click, automatic reminders, and calendar sync. End with: Try it today in your dashboard."

Use your own script

If you already have a script, paste it in the Script box in the options panel. Video Agent keeps your words. To get help writing one, click Script Writer. To learn more about writing for video, see Scripting.

Add files and instructions

• Click + in the prompt box, or Attachments in the options panel, to add your own images, slides, or video. Video Agent uses them in the video.
• Click Instructions to add rules for the whole video, such as "Keep every scene under 8 seconds" or "Show the product name on screen in every scene."
• Click Brand System to use your saved colors, fonts, and logo. To set them up, see Brand kit.

Tips

• Put the most important point first.
• Ask for one video at a time.
• If the result is close but not right, ask for changes in chat instead of starting over. See Revise your video in chat.