Vzuta Slouchy «Proved by Touch» — 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 folds, every frame.
Comment this word under the video and the pack that lands in your DMs is this one — Pack №7, the Vzuta Slouchy pack.
The result
This is the finished ad the pack below produced — a 14.7-second ASMR inspection, animated between the approved frames, from a pair standing on wet stone to the hero on her feet.
Watch it on YouTube: youtube.com/shorts/v4InWesVAWc
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.
Create a 14-second vertical 9:16 ultra-photorealistic women's footwear inspection video on a pale wet stone surface under soft overcast morning light. One pair of dark chocolate-brown slouchy boots (identity lock above) is the only footwear in the video. A young woman's hand with glossy purple manicure and a small white IK logo on the index fingernail inspects the pair; later her well-groomed legs wear the boots, cropped at mid-thigh. 0.0–2.5s THE PAIR: low camera — the pair stands on pale wet stone tiles, soft reflections in the damp surface, wide top openings flopped open, heavy folds settled around the calves. A single rain drop falls from above and rings a small wet ripple beside the pair. 2.5–5.0s THE LIFT: her hand enters from the right, grips the top of the right boot and lifts it off the stone — the soft shaft sags and folds deeper in her grip, swinging almost weightlessly; the left boot stays standing. The leather's satin sheen travels along the folds. 5.0–8.0s THE FOLDS (macro): extreme close-up — her fingertips press and smooth one heavy fold on the shaft of the standing boot, the leather compressing softly under her fingers and springing back; the small white IK logo on her index fingernail is visible; satin sheen slides across the crease. 8.0–11.0s PROFILE AND HEEL: the hand turns the lifted boot slowly to a clean side profile — the slim dark heel and the dark sole edge read against the pale stone; the shaft keeps folding softly as it turns; the boot is set back down beside its pair. 11.0–12.5s ON THE FEET: the same pair is now on the model's legs (dark skirt hem at the top edge of the frame); she shifts her weight from one foot to the other — the folds settle and re-form live around her calves, top openings wide and open; wet stone reflections under the heels. 12.5–14.0s HERO: the pair on her feet in a front three-quarter hero stance on the wet stone, folds settled, soft overcast glow. Hold. (Final anchor frame = clean on-feet 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:
What never changes — the negatives
The negative lock applied in every generation — the boots are never redrawn, recoloured or morphed:
A note on the prompt as actually used
The master prompt above is reproduced verbatim from the production file, including the line's detail “a small white IK logo on the index fingernail”. That is the prompt as actually used — and the approved frames do not hold it perfectly: in anchors A2 and A3 the white IK reads on the most visible central nail, not strictly on the index finger, and a re-generation with an anatomical lock gave the same result (the Critic recorded this as a stable model behaviour, accepted as in the Tecovas precedent). It is not silently corrected here.
Timing: the prompt line is 14 seconds plus an approximately 2-second end-plate; the published final is 14.70 seconds, built as S1 2.5 + S2 2.5 + S3 3.0 + S4 3.0 seconds plus a 3.7-second hold on the A6 anchor (2.2 planned + 1.5 in place of the missing S5 motion beat). The beats themselves are unchanged, but the seam A5→A6 is a visible composition jump (the Critic measured it) followed by a fully static hold — the final reads as an end-card hold on the approved anchor, and that freeze is recorded honestly, not as a seamless move.
Two more honest facts about the published final. First, the Flow segments S3 and S4 carry a misspelled in-frame watermark “@alevgencreator” (i→l), while the PIL anchors A1–A5 and the Grok segments S1/S2 carry the correct “@aievgencreator” and A6 is clean by design so the end-plate sits on a watermark-free frame. Second, the sole is shown only in side profile — no underside sole photo exists in the store's materials, so none is invented. No prices are in this pack: the store price of the Slouchy boots 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 the store's own reel frames — that is why the boots never drift.
Identity — pasted into every frame
The product is EXACTLY the women's slouchy boot from the reference photos: a very tall, wide, soft shaft in dark chocolate-brown smooth leather with a satin sheen. The shaft is loose and voluminous — worn, it collapses into heavy soft horizontal folds around the calf and ankle, and the wide top opening flops open like a bell. Pull-on, no zipper, no laces, no buckles, no decorative stitching — a clean smooth surface. Softly rounded almond toe. Slim dark mid-high heel, about 7 cm. Dark sole. Hyperrealistic. The boots must NOT change colour, shaft height, heel shape or proportions between frames — the same physical pair in every frame. NOT black, NOT light brown, NOT a tight-fitting classic boot shaft.
Passport angles & key features
- Dark chocolate-brown smooth leather · satin sheen, never black, never light brown
- Very wide, soft shaft · collapses into heavy folds around calf and ankle, top opening flops open like a bell
- Pull-on · no zipper, no laces, no buckles, no decorative stitching
- Softly rounded almond toe · slim dark mid-high heel, about 7 cm · dark sole
- Made for rainy autumn mornings — pale wet stone, soft overcast light
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.
Choose the still frames the video will move between — the 6 beats above are your map.
One identity sheet for your product, locked word-for-word into every generation — like the Vzuta lock above.
Start frame + end frame pinned, short segments, one approved frame feeding the next — the product stays identical to the last frame.
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