Prompting Guide

The Art of Prompting

Effective prompting is the key to getting exceptional results from CopyCopter Studio. Whether you're generating images, videos, or voice content, the quality of your prompt directly impacts the output quality.

Core Principles

1. Be Specific and Descriptive

The more detail you provide, the better the AI can understand your vision.

2. Use Style Keywords

Reference specific artistic styles, lighting, or technical approaches:

• Cinematic: "shot on ARRI Alexa, anamorphic lens, shallow depth of field"
• Photographic: "macro photography, f/2.8, natural lighting"
• Artistic: "impressionist painting style, vibrant colors, visible brushstrokes"

3. Structure Your Prompts

Follow a logical structure for consistency:

1. Subject: What is the main focus?
2. Action/Motion: What is happening?
3. Environment: Where is this taking place?
4. Style/Mood: How should it look and feel?
5. Technical Details: Camera, lighting, perspective

Image Prompts

Content coming soon. Check back for detailed image prompting techniques.

Video Prompts

Video prompts should include motion descriptions:

"Camera performs a smooth dolly-in movement, tracking the subject as they walk through a bustling city street at dusk, with bokeh lights creating a cinematic atmosphere"

Motion Keywords

• Camera: zoom, pan, tilt, dolly, crane, tracking shot
• Speed: slow, gradual, dynamic, rapid, smooth
• Subject: walking, floating, spinning, emerging, fading

Voice Prompts

Content coming soon. Learn how to craft effective voice generation prompts.

Common Pitfalls

• Contradictory instructions: "Bright daylight scene at midnight"
• Too many subjects: Focus on one or two primary elements
• Ambiguous language: Use concrete, visual descriptions
• Excessive length: Keep prompts under 200 words for best results

Next Steps