Pack №29Code word: PROMPT29

Piñatta Habanero Hibiscus Hot Sauce «Habanero Hibiscus» — the full prompt pack

The exact prompt behind this ad: the full master prompt for the Piñatta Habanero Hibiscus hot sauce commercial — a 10-second bold food film, all 6 frame beats, and the product lock that keeps the pink label and the orange-red sauce identical in every frame.

PROMPT29

Comment this word under the tutorial video and the pack that lands in your DMs is this one — Pack №29, the Piñatta Habanero Hibiscus sauce pack.

10 secondsVertical 9:166 frame beatsRegistry prompt 275856323Dark-purple gloves
The hero of the ad: the Piñatta bottle standing centered among hibiscus petals and red habaneros, pink label facing the camera, the pour shot's glaze still vivid. A frame from the delivered film.
The hero of the ad: the Piñatta bottle standing centered among hibiscus petals and red habaneros, pink label facing the camera, the pour shot's glaze still vivid. A frame from the delivered film.

The result

This is the finished ad the pack below produced for Piñatta (@pinattachicago) — a 10-second bold food commercial made from their Habanero Hibiscus sauce: the bottle drops into frame among hibiscus petals, a slow orbit shows the pink label, a dark-purple gloved hand tilts the bottle, thick orange-red sauce pours in slow motion over tacos, hibiscus and chilies swirl, and the hero shot holds the label to camera. The video plays here as soon as its YouTube link is published; until then the poster above is the delivered film's own frame.

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The finished ad goes live soon — the YouTube embed will appear here the moment it publishes. The full prompt below is already yours.

The master prompt

Copy it as-is. This is the adapted generation prompt — the base registry prompt 275856323 with the reference product swapped in as the hero object, word for word.

Master prompt — Habanero Hibiscus
ADAPTED GENERATION PROMPT — AIE free creative (white-label, for the seller)
Base: 3D Creator registry post 275856323 ("Omni Flash object swap: replace only the target object in the video with the uploaded reference product, preserving movement, camera, lighting, background, timing and composition; branding preserved exactly") — the reference product is swapped in as the hero object of a dynamic commercial, 10 seconds
Product: Piñatta "Koji Hot Sauce — Habanero Hibiscus" — koji-fermented habanero hibiscus hot sauce, heat 5/10, garlicky floral upfront, creamy umami finish — https://pinattachicago.com/product/hot-sauce/
Seller: Piñatta (Chicago, US, family craft brand) — Instagram @pinattachicago
Output: exactly 10 seconds, vertical 9:16, 720x1280, NO audio (sound designed in post), English only

Style Lock (identical through the entire video): Ultra-photorealistic bold high-energy food commercial. Warm saturated light, rich color, dynamic smooth camera moves, hibiscus-pink accents matching the label. Physically accurate glass and liquid, ultra-sharp focus on the bottle, shallow depth of field. Never change the product design, lighting, environment or color palette. Perfect visual consistency across every shot. Smooth cinematic motion, no shake, no abrupt cuts.

PRODUCT LOCK — the Piñatta hot sauce bottle (identical to the reference product photo in every frame): slender clear glass woozy bottle with a BLACK screw cap and black shrink wrap around the neck; vivid ORANGE-RED sauce visible through the glass. Pale PINK label wrapped around the middle: a circular white logo with black hand-lettered "piñatta" arched over a small pink donkey piñata illustration; below in bold black "Koji Hot Sauce", "Habanero Hibiscus", "Heat Level:" with flame icons, "Net 5 FL. OZ (147ml)". Never redesign the bottle or label: same glass shape, same black cap, same pink label, same logo, same sauce color.

HAND LOCK — the only hands in the video: same adult hand(s) wearing MATTE DARK-PURPLE leather craft gloves (deep violet, matte finish, plain, no logos, no embroidery, no text). Identical glove design, color and fit in every shot. No bare hands anywhere.

00:00–01:20 (HOOK)
The bottle drops into the exact center of the frame onto a warm dark wooden surface with a soft bounce; dried hibiscus petals scatter around its base in slow motion.

01:20–02:80
Smooth 90° orbit around the bottle; the pink label and the circular piñata logo come into full readable view.

02:80–04:50
A dark-purple gloved hand enters from the side, lifts the bottle and tilts it toward a dark plate of tacos below.

04:50–06:50
Thick orange-red sauce pours from the bottle in a glossy slow-motion ribbon over the tacos, steam rising gently; the sauce coats the food in a vivid orange-red glaze.

06:50–08:00
Quick match cut: the gloved hand sets the bottle back down at center; hibiscus flowers and red habanero peppers swirl slowly around it in the air and settle.

08:00–10:00 (FINALE)
Hero shot: the complete bottle standing centered, label facing the camera, hibiscus petals resting at its base; the gloved hand withdraws from the frame. Very slow push-in, final composition holds until exactly 10 seconds.

STRICT NEGATIVES: No people except the one dark-purple gloved hand. No bare hands. No other sauce brands, no other bottles. No text, no UI panels, no subtitles, no logos inside the scene (the bottle's own printed label is part of the product and stays). No watermark. No prices. No plastic bottle, no changed label, no changed sauce color.

All 6 frame beats

The beats the master prompt breaks into — each beat is a timed segment of the delivered 10-second film (v2). The source writes time as seconds with a colon (01:20 = 1.20 s, 08:00 = 8.00 s); the beats below keep that notation exactly as written in the prompt.

B01 · 00:00–01:20 — HOOKThe bottle drops into the exact center of the frame onto a warm dark wooden surface with a soft bounce; dried hibiscus petals scatter around its base in slow motion.
B02 · 01:20–02:80Smooth 90° orbit around the bottle; the pink label and the circular piñata logo come into full readable view.
B03 · 02:80–04:50A dark-purple gloved hand enters from the side, lifts the bottle and tilts it toward a dark plate of tacos below.
B04 · 04:50–06:50Thick orange-red sauce pours from the bottle in a glossy slow-motion ribbon over the tacos, steam rising gently; the sauce coats the food in a vivid orange-red glaze.
B05 · 06:50–08:00Quick match cut: the gloved hand sets the bottle back down at center; hibiscus flowers and red habanero peppers swirl slowly around it in the air and settle.
B06 · 08:00–10:00 — FINALEHero shot: the complete bottle standing centered, label facing the camera, hibiscus petals resting at its base; the gloved hand withdraws from the frame. Very slow push-in, final composition holds until exactly 10 seconds.

What never changes — the negatives

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

no people except the one dark-purple gloved hand
no bare hands
no other sauce brands, no other bottles
no text, no UI panels, no subtitles, no logos inside the scene (the bottle's own printed label is part of the product and stays)
no watermark
no prices
no plastic bottle, no changed label, no changed sauce color

A note on the prompt as actually used

The film this pack made is a white-label creative for Piñatta (@pinattachicago, pinattachicago.com) — the voice of the video is the store's, and no AIE offer or CTA lives in it. The hook and the final call sell the sauce, not the prompt; the only AIE mark is the small handle in the corner, exactly as in the delivered film.

The base prompt is registry prompt 275856323 — an Omni Flash universal object-swap: replace only the target object in the video with the uploaded reference product, preserving movement, camera, lighting, background, timing and composition. One honest mechanics note: a video-to-video swap was not possible — the media pipeline takes text plus image, not video — so the swap mechanics were rebuilt as a fresh 10-second hero commercial with the same rules. The generation took one call (text plus the official product photo as image reference) and passed first try; v1 to v2 was an audio-only remaster (loudness from −25.1 to −15.9 LUFS, video stream copied untouched).

Two honest defects about the delivered film, recorded not hidden, both minor. The model drifted the label micro-text: it duplicated the 'Net 5 FL. OZ (147ml)' line at the bottom of the label, and renders 4 flame icons for Heat Level instead of the original 2 flames plus 2 drops ('1/4'). Small print at hero scale; the brand name, product name and bottle form are correct. And the CTA overlay (6.8–10 s) covers the lower label lines ('Habanero Hibiscus', Heat Level) in the final seconds; the full label is cleanly visible 0–6.8 s. Both were flagged, not reworked — a rework would need a new generation lottery for a small gain.

This page ships with the poster cover because the case video is not on YouTube yet at publish time. The video block switches to the live YouTube embed automatically once the YouTube link is added to this pack — no rebuild of the page text is needed.

The product lock

The identity block pasted into every generation, word for word. The passport below is built from the store's own official product photo — that is why the bottle never drifts.

Identity — pasted into every frame

  • Bottle: Slender clear glass woozy bottle with a BLACK screw cap and black shrink wrap around the neck; vivid ORANGE-RED sauce visible through the glass. Pale PINK label wrapped around the middle: a circular white logo with black hand-lettered "piñatta" arched over a small pink donkey piñata illustration; below in bold black "Koji Hot Sauce", "Habanero Hibiscus", "Heat Level:" with flame icons, "Net 5 FL. OZ (147ml)". Never redesign the bottle or label: same glass shape, same black cap, same pink label, same logo, same sauce color.
  • Hands: The only hands in the video: same adult hand(s) wearing MATTE DARK-PURPLE leather craft gloves (deep violet, matte finish, plain, no logos, no embroidery, no text). Identical glove design, color and fit in every shot. No bare hands anywhere.

Passport angles & key features

01 Drop-in hook — bottle lands center frame, hibiscus petals scatter02 90° orbit — pink label and piñata logo come into full view03 Lift and tilt — gloved hand angles the bottle over tacos04 The pour — glossy orange-red ribbon in slow motion, steam rising05 Match cut — bottle set back down, hibiscus and habaneros swirl06 Hero — bottle centered, label to camera, petals at its base
  • Koji-fermented habanero hibiscus sauce · heat 5/10
  • Garlicky floral upfront, creamy umami finish
  • 2-month koji fermentation
  • Slender clear glass woozy bottle · black screw cap
  • Pale pink label — piñatta logo, “Koji Hot Sauce / Habanero Hibiscus”

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, from the drop-in to the petal hero.

2
Build a product passport

One identity sheet for your product, locked word-for-word into every generation — like the sauce lock above: same glass shape, same black cap, same pink label, same sauce color.

3
Generate between approved frames

One continuous 10-second clip, dynamic smooth moves and one match cut, one approved look feeding the next — the bottle stays identical to the last frame.

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