HOW TO USE
- Copy the MASTER PROMPT TEMPLATE as-is every time.
- Replace only the
[SEGMENT]line with segment 1 first → generate the clip. - For the next clip, keep everything else identical, just swap in segment 2 → generate.
- Repeat through segment 8.
- Once all 8 clips are generated, stitch them together in order using any video editor (CapCut, Premiere, DaVinci Resolve) to form the full build-from-scratch ASMR video.
- If your AI tool supports a reference/first-frame image, feed the last frame of clip N as the starting reference image for clip N+1 — this keeps the house, hands, and lighting visually continuous between segments.
| Prompt |
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A hyper-realistic ASMR crafting video, close-up top-down angle, shot on a clean wooden desk with soft natural daylight from the left side. Two skin-toned adult hands with realistic proportions and visible fingers (no face, no talking) are building a miniature wooden/cardboard house model completely from scratch. Style: shallow depth of field, 4K detail, slow and methodical pacing, no background music, only crisp ambient ASMR sounds relevant to the action (cutting, scraping, glue squeezing, tapping, sanding). Consistent lighting, consistent desk, consistent hands across the whole build. Camera: static or slow slight push-in, no shaky movement. Current segment action: [SEGMENT] Materials visible: balsa wood sheets / cardboard sheets, craft knife, cutting mat, wood glue bottle, small brush, tweezers, ruler, miniature wood strips for shingles, tiny acetate window panes, sandpaper, brown wood stain. End the clip with the hands pausing, showing the completed step clearly to camera. |
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SEGMENTS (paste one at a time into [SEGMENT])
1. Cutting the base & walls
Hands measure and mark lines on a cardboard/balsa sheet with a pencil and ruler, then use a craft knife to precisely cut out the house base, four wall panels, and window/door openings. Cut pieces are stacked neatly to the side.
2. Assembling the walls
Hands apply wood glue along the edges of the wall panels with a small brush, then join the four walls into a box shape, holding each corner firmly for a few seconds until it bonds. Small wood clamps or tape are used to hold the frame steady.
3. Building the roof frame
Hands cut two angled roof panels and glue them onto a triangular support frame at the top of the house, forming the basic roof shape. Excess glue is wiped away with a cloth.
4. Adding roof shingles
Hands cut dozens of tiny wood strips or corrugated cardboard shingles and glue them one row at a time onto the roof, working from bottom to top, overlapping each row slightly to build a textured shingled surface.
5. Building the porch
Hands cut and glue small wooden support beams and a porch floor to the front of the house, then add a miniature railing made of thin wood strips, piece by piece.
6. Doors, windows & details
Hands glue tiny pre-cut door and window frames into the wall openings, then carefully insert small acetate/glass panes into the windows with tweezers. A miniature door is attached with tiny hinges.
7. Sanding & staining
Hands gently sand rough edges of the house with fine sandpaper, brushing away dust, then apply warm brown wood stain evenly across the exterior with a small brush, showing the color soak into the wood grain.
8. Final landscaping/finishing touches
Hands add final details — a tiny staircase, miniature grass mat, small potted tree, and a gravel path — placing each piece carefully around the finished house model. Camera slowly pulls back to reveal the complete miniature house.