Pack №5Code word: PROMPT5

Tecovas The Annie «Screen-to-Street Walk» — the full prompt pack

The exact prompts behind this ad: the full master prompt, all 6 frame beats, and the product lock we used so the boots never change — same pair, same stitch, every frame.

PROMPT5

Comment this word under the video and the pack that lands in your DMs is this one — Pack №5, the Annie pack.

16 secondsVertical 9:166 frame beatsGrok Imagine Video 1.5Chosen color: BLACK CHERRY
The hero of the ad: The Annie in Black Cherry inside the real Tecovas post — the photo the ad starts from, held by a hand with purple manicure.
The hero of the ad: The Annie in Black Cherry inside the real Tecovas post — the photo the ad starts from, held by a hand with purple manicure.

The result

This is the finished ad the pack below produced — one seamless 16-second sequence, animated between the approved frames, from a phone photo to an Austin street.

Watch it on YouTube: youtube.com/shorts/sWnwBBuaTi8

The master prompt

Copy it as-is. This is the complete prompt — product, location and timing already locked in. The frame-by-frame timing is built into the text.

Master prompt — Screen-to-Street Walk
Create a 14-second vertical 9:16 ultra-photorealistic women's footwear
commercial in warm golden-hour Austin light. One pair of Tecovas The Annie
cowgirl boots in Black Cherry (identity lock above) is the only footwear
in the video. A young woman with beautiful well-groomed legs wears a light
ivory summer dress, hem above the knee. Her hands have glossy purple
manicure with a small white IK logo on the index fingernail.

0.0–2.5s PHONE: close-up of her hand holding a smartphone; on the screen —
the real product photo of the Annie Black Cherry pair from the reference;
her thumb taps the photo; warm blurred street behind the phone.
2.5–5.0s THROUGH THE SCREEN → REVEAL: the camera pushes into the phone
screen and out the other side into the real street: the same pair now
stands at real size on the pale sunlit limestone pavement, exactly as in
the reference photos; golden light, long soft shadows; the phone is gone.
The boots never deform — a clean camera transition, no morphing.
5.0–8.0s FIRST STEPS: low camera at ankle height; the woman's legs step
into frame already wearing the boots, ivory hem swaying; two confident
steps on the warm pavement, heels clicking; the stitched shafts catch the
light as she moves.
8.0–11.0s WALK: low tracking shot alongside the walking boots; she walks
toward and past the camera along the street; scalloped tops and flame
stitching read clearly in motion; cream and teal facades blur behind.
11.0–12.5s MACRO HAND: extreme close-up — her fingertips with purple
manicure glide along the shaft, tracing the seven stitching rows up to the
deep scalloped edge; the brush-off leather shifts from near-black to a
cherry glow where the light hits; the small white IK logo on her index
fingernail is visible.
12.5–14.0s HERO: the pair stands in a three-quarter hero composition on
the warm pavement, golden-hour glow, soft city bokeh behind, light
settling. Hold. (Final anchor frame = clean pair hero; the animated
end-plate with the product name is added in post-production.)

All 6 frame beats

The beats the master prompt breaks into — each beat starts or ends on an approved anchor frame:

F1PHONE, start — a hand with glossy purple manicure holds a smartphone; on the screen, the real photo of the Annie Black Cherry pair; warm blurred street behind the phone.
F2REVEAL, finish — the pair stands at real size on the pale sunlit limestone pavement, golden hour, long soft shadows; the phone is gone.
F3FIRST STEPS — the model's legs in the boots and the ivory dress hem, a step in motion, low camera at ankle height.
F4WALK — low tracking shot: the boots walk along the street toward and past the camera, facades in bokeh.
F5MACRO HAND — fingers with purple manicure glide along the shaft's stitching rows up to the deep scalloped edge; the small white IK logo on the index fingernail is visible.
F6HERO, final anchor — the pair in a three-quarter hero composition on the warm pavement, a clean frame for the animated end-plate.

What never changes — the negatives

The negative lock applied in every generation — the boots are never redrawn, recoloured or morphed:

no men's boots
no men's hands
no gloves
no laces
no zippers
no buckles
no extra shoes
no shoe boxes
no morphing of the product
no colour change
no bright-red leather
no pure-black leather
product never changes design
no text or logos on the product (the only logo is the small white IK mark on the index fingernail)

A note on the prompt as actually used

The master prompt above is reproduced verbatim from the production file, including the 14-second line's detail “small white IK logo on the index fingernail”. That is the prompt as actually used — the Critic confirms the IK mark reads in the macro — and it is not silently corrected to any later glove canon.

Timing: the prompt line is 14 seconds plus an approximately 2-second end-plate; the published final is 16.20 seconds because segments S1 and S2 were sped from 3.0 to 2.5 seconds each in montage and the hero anchor holds 2.2 seconds. The beats themselves are unchanged.

No prices are in this pack: the store price of The Annie is internal only and does not appear here or in the tutorial texts.

The product lock

The identity block pasted into every generation, word for word. The passport sheet itself is built only from official tecovas.com photos — that is why the boots never drift.

Identity — pasted into every frame

The product is EXACTLY the women's cowgirl boot from the reference photos: Tecovas The Annie in Black Cherry — tall 14-inch shaft, brush-off cowhide in deep black-cherry: dark burgundy, almost black at the toe, heel and edges, with a cherry-red glow inside the stitching recesses, polished glossy finish. Seven rows of tonal stitching form a flame-like western pattern down the shaft. Deep scalloped top edge at the front, pull straps at the back. Snip toe with the signature stitched bands and loop motif across the vamp. Black stacked western heel, 2 inches, angled; dark leather sole, Goodyear welt. Hyperrealistic. The boots must NOT change shape, colour, stitching pattern or proportions between frames — the same physical pair in every frame.

Passport angles & key features

01 Pair — front + profile, studio on black02 On model — legs 3/4, back-side, white background03 Model seated — both legs, white background04 Single boot — profile / 3/4, on black05 Toe macro — snip toe + signature stitch06 Model standing full — white background07 Sole from below — gold TECOVAS stamp08 Model seated — sole to camera09 Desert shoot — model in rocks10 Close-up — leg + hand on shaft, warm light
  • Tall 14-inch shaft · brush-off cowhide in deep black-cherry
  • Seven rows of tonal stitching forming a flame-like western pattern
  • Deep scalloped top edge · pull straps at the back · snip toe
  • Black stacked western heel, 2 inches · dark leather sole, Goodyear welt
  • Glossy polished finish — near-black at toe, heel and edges, cherry glow inside the stitching recesses

How to run it — the short version

Three steps. The prompt alone is not enough: the frames and the passport do half the work, and their exact build is the part we keep in the paid work.

1
Pick your starting frames

Choose the still frames the video will move between — the 6 beats above are your map.

2
Build a product passport

One identity sheet for your product, locked word-for-word into every generation — like the Annie lock above.

3
Generate through Grok Imagine Video

First frame + last frame pinned, short segments, one approved frame feeding the next — the product stays identical to the last frame.

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