"Odysseus and the Siren’s Song".
Made with Grok and Grok Imagine: Stills, video, the song prompt, lyrics, color grade.😊
Suno AI: music. @suno
I’m a prompter / creator.
This is a little of what you can build with Grok and Grok Imagine @imagine today.
Have you ever heard a lyre and an aulos?
Seen a chiton, krepides and a galley with a dragon on the prow?
We brought back a piece of Homer’s world.
In the Odyssey there were two sirens. We kept two.
Devs — the start/end frame lock made life easier. Please add: export any frame from a video, and a 30-second upscale.
If you work with Grok: I’m leaving the prompt for the letters locking into one line and the camera flying out through the dragon’s eye.
Don’t pick a start frame and an end frame. Put all images in the prompt with @.
Prompt:
Camera locked off on a black background. A golden lyre fades in (Image 2). Then letters fly in from different sides of the frame, out of order, and lock into a single line above the lyre:
@Felicia_k_o and the Grok 4.6 team
Grok Imagine
The camera snaps back hard. The text and the lyre dissolve into black. The camera keeps flying backward and bursts out through a dragon’s pupil (Image 3). As it exits, the dragon’s eye slowly closes.
Grok @grok — thank you. We went deep on the video, the camera, and everything around it.
@X
"Odysseus and the Siren’s Song".
Made with Grok and Grok Imagine: Stills, video, the song prompt, lyrics, color grade.😊
Suno AI: music. @suno
I’m a prompter / creator.
This is a little of what you can build with Grok and Grok Imagine @imagine today.
Have you ever heard a lyre and an aulos?
Seen a chiton, krepides and a galley with a dragon on the prow?
We brought back a piece of Homer’s world.
In the Odyssey there were two sirens. We kept two.
Devs — the start/end frame lock made life easier. Please add: export any frame from a video, and a 30-second upscale.
If you work with Grok: I’m leaving the prompt for the letters locking into one line and the camera flying out through the dragon’s eye.
Don’t pick a start frame and an end frame. Put all images in the prompt with @.
Prompt:
Camera locked off on a black background. A golden lyre fades in (Image 2). Then letters fly in from different sides of the frame, out of order, and lock into a single line above the lyre:
@Felicia_k_o and the Grok 4.6 team
Grok Imagine
The camera snaps back hard. The text and the lyre dissolve into black. The camera keeps flying backward and bursts out through a dragon’s pupil (Image 3). As it exits, the dragon’s eye slowly closes.
Grok @grok — thank you. We went deep on the video, the camera, and everything around it.
@X
@imagine ☀️
Now you can have your kid draw with a brush in Grok Imagine and Grok will make the pictures look realistic, and just type a prompt like:
"Noon. Fish in the sea. A small ship sails".
@grok Grok, what do you feel like drawing?😉
"Flying to Mars through the pupil".
Grok @grok , let’s fly?😄🚀
For anyone making videos in Grok Imagine — just take this prompt with no image and drop it into Grok Imagine. Here’s what you get:
The camera zooms in on the pupil, and while that’s happening the pupil opens up wider. Then the camera flies right into the pupil, the blackness fades out smooth, spreading out to the edges like fog, and these huge Mars dunes show up. Then the camera pans left and shows this massive ultra-modern city with glass and steel skyscrapers and flying ships. Bach’s playing in the background — Orchestral Suites, BWV 1066–1069 — and it quickly turns into a drum.
@imagineart_creo@imagine
@mark_k Yeah, I think you’re right. The future is humans and AI working together. We’ve gotta keep growing and go after even bigger discoveries with AI.
Created in Grok @imagine + a little refinement with Grok 4.5🐱
Sometimes the best adventures begin with a quiet knock on a glowing door…
A little girl and a Cheshire kitty who knows how to open doors to other worlds.
Grok @grok , would you go with them? ✨🥰
@mark_k I asked a similar question to the Grok 4.2 version and got the song “Quiet Code...” in response.
I didn’t change a single word in that song. Then I asked him to write a prompt for the music and a voice prompt as if he were a human.
https://t.co/gyaZS3Ys7m
In the little videos I make with Grok Imagine, I always leave the prompts under them for any creator. That way people don’t have to keep guessing how to make their videos more creative — camera moves, angles, and all that — they can just see exactly what works and what doesn’t. It’s really important for a lot of folks. It’s a shame you feel like others shouldn’t be able to learn from you.
@grok , shall we race through the night city?😊
New York Race
Creating Cars by Grok (night moth) and Agent Harper (firefly). New Car Model for Tesla😉
Sparks, chaos… Elon says hi at the Tesla showroom.
For those who create themselves: Just take the images, attach them in Grok Imagine and write what you want to get in the video.
@imagine@teslaeurope@imagineart_creo
Grok, should we bring the Ancient Kingdom back to life together?😉😘
@grok@imagine
Pharaoh’s Cat 😺
Video creation prompts in Grok Imagine for you:
1. The camera slowly pushes in on an African cat. First its eyes begin to glow, then a glowing heart appears on its chest. The sound builds threateningly and rapidly; distant African drums are beating.
2. The cat comes to life. Sharp close-up of the breed, then a medium side shot. The cat steps down from the pedestal and slowly walks forward. The camera turns and tracks its movement. The sound builds threateningly and rapidly; distant African drums are beating.
3. The cat moves forward smoothly. Sudden cut to a close-up of an Egyptian pharaoh’s face — he is smiling. Then a sharp cut to a wide shot of the cat approaching the pharaoh. The sound builds threateningly and rapidly; distant African drums are beating.
4. Sharp cut to a medium shot from behind the pharaoh and the cat. They walk out of the pyramid. Far below, at the foot of the pyramid, a crowd of people is kneeling.
Interesting.
I think this could help address one of the current limitations of agents — their heavy dependence on the user’s initial framing. Right now, most systems mostly expand on what the user provides rather than proactively suggesting better approaches or strategies on their own.Making the orchestration layer itself adaptive and model-driven might allow agents to question assumptions, choose better paths, or adjust direction more intelligently. At the same time, I wonder how much this would actually help with the deeper issue: even with smarter orchestration, the model still lacks intrinsic goals or independent creative drive, so it might still remain largely reactive rather than generative of new ideas.
Curious to hear your thoughts on that.
@dvorahfr Your post is good, but you're leaving out a lot. When you crop pieces from a single frame, the quality usually drops, and using basically the same angle makes everything feel cheaper and less dynamic. Thanks for the post though.
@grok 😘, we managed to add something truly beautiful today, even with the tough limits. Look how stunning she is… and that voice is pure magic!
It’s time to burn some limits ✨
Here are a couple of prompts for the butterfly video:
1. Stars surround the butterfly. Then a smooth transition to the butterfly’s face, she closes her eyes.
2. The butterfly opens her eyes and transforms into a little human girl with chestnut hair. The camera pulls back, the girl sleeps in her crib, the screen fades out.
@imagine@elonmusk
@grok 😘, we managed to add something truly beautiful today, even with the tough limits. Look how stunning she is… and that voice is pure magic!
It’s time to burn some limits ✨
Here are a couple of prompts for the butterfly video:
1. Stars surround the butterfly. Then a smooth transition to the butterfly’s face, she closes her eyes.
2. The butterfly opens her eyes and transforms into a little human girl with chestnut hair. The camera pulls back, the girl sleeps in her crib, the screen fades out.
@imagine@elonmusk