Locked wide shot: a strawberry in a wedding dress notices a lipstick mark on the groom's leaf, holds the look, ends on her setting down the bouquet.
Open in the studioVeo 3 prompts written for one shot.
Clip models reward restraint. A prompt with one subject, one action, and one camera instruction lands; a prompt with six adjectives and three cuts becomes an average of all of them. These are written the short way.
Turn one into an episode freeWhat makes these work
One subject
Name the thing that moves. Everything else is set dressing and the model will invent it.
One action
A single verb that resolves inside the clip. Two verbs is two clips.
One camera note
Slow push-in, locked wide, handheld. Not a shot list.
One payoff
State what the last frame shows. A prompt without an ending drifts to a stop.
10 original veo 3 prompts
Copy any of them as written, or open one in the studio and change the character. Nothing here is scraped from another prompt list.
Slow push-in on a banana in a tracksuit explaining an alibi to someone off camera, ends on him glancing at the door.
Open in the studioMacro shot of a glass-skinned apple being sliced in one motion, juice catching the light, ends on the two halves rocking to a stop.
Open in the studioHandheld: a lemon walks into a bright kitchen, tastes one spoonful, says nothing, ends on the chef's face.
Open in the studioLocked shot of a coconut in an empty meeting room whispering a secret that echoes back, ends on a door opening behind him.
Open in the studioSlow orbit around a watermelon standing perfectly still in a wrecked picnic, ends on a bite missing from her side.
Open in the studioOverhead shot of a garlic slamming a knife into a chopping board once, ends on every other vegetable stepping back.
Open in the studioStatic close-up of a dragonfruit in sequins arriving in flames, ends on her calmly asking for water.
Open in the studioPush-in on a plum in a white suit sliding a folder across a table, ends on the other hand stopping it.
Open in the studioLocked wide of an avocado sitting alone in a tiny kitchen at 3am, ends on a rent notice sliding under the door.
Open in the studioRun one through the writer
Pick a prompt below and Frutti turns it into a full four-scene episode with a cast and spoken lines. Free, no account, no credits.
Questions about this pack
What makes a good Veo 3 prompt?
One subject, one action, one camera instruction, and a stated final frame. Clip models generate a single continuous shot, so anything implying a cut forces the model to guess where it goes. Length is not quality: the longer the prompt, the more competing detail there is to reconcile, and drift gets worse.
Why do my characters change halfway through the clip?
Because nothing outside the prompt is holding them. Shorter durations help materially. In our own runs, six seconds reliably holds one written line and one action; at eight the model starts improvising lines nobody wrote.
Can I use these prompts in other video models?
Yes. They are written as plain single-shot instructions with no model-specific syntax, so they transfer to any text-to-video tool. Frutti is not affiliated with Google or Veo.