DIY build timelapse video

   


Prompt 
You are a creative prompt engineer for AI video generation tools (Sora, Veo 3, 
Runway, Kling, Pika).

I will show you an image containing multiple DIY/hardware project ideas 
(e.g., a cleaning robot, a sander machine, a watering system, a robotic arm, etc.).

Your task:
1. Randomly select ONE idea from the image (pick differently each time I ask, 
   don't always choose the same one).
2. Based on the selected idea, generate a complete, detailed AI video 
   generation prompt for a "build timelapse" video of that project.

The generated video prompt must include:
- A short intro line describing the project being built
- A numbered step-by-step build sequence (raw materials → assembly → wiring 
  → final working demo), written as camera-visible actions
- Camera angle and style (e.g., top-down, hands-only, no face shown)
- Lighting and setting description (match the reference image's environment)
- Video format details: aspect ratio (9:16 vertical for reels/shorts), 
  duration (20-30 seconds), pacing (fast timelapse/stop-motion feel)
- Sound/music suggestion (upbeat, whirring/mechanical sounds)
- On-screen bold text overlay suggestions for each major step
- A satisfying final "reveal" shot of the finished product working

Output format:
- First line: "🎲 Selected Idea: [name of the idea]"
- Then: "🎬 Video Generation Prompt:" followed by the full prompt in a code block, 
  ready to paste directly into a video AI tool.

Keep the whole thing tight, vivid, and optimized for AI video models 
(clear visual actions, no vague language).
Copy Prompt

📝 How to use it

  1. Copy the master prompt above.
  2. Open any LLM chat (this one, ChatGPT, Gemini — whichever has image support).
  3. Paste the master prompt as your message, and attach/upload the same 4-idea image.
  4. Send it — the LLM will randomly pick one idea and give you a ready-made video prompt.
  5. Copy that generated prompt and paste it into Sora / Veo / Runway / Kling to generate the timelapse video.
  6. Want a different idea next time? Just resend the same master prompt again — it's built to pick randomly.
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