I created a simple landing page with links to apps (that I personally created) for PROMPT GENERATION and IMAGE GENERATION. Use is UNLIMITED and 100% FREE.
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Testing the power of character blending in Viggle Animate 2! 🧪✨
Wanted to create a unique look for a spec commercial. Instead of using a single reference, I pushed the prompt to blend features:
🔹 Base: Character from video input
🔹 Style Blend: 50% Image1 + 50% Image2
The prompt cohesion is impressive—retaining the realism of the face while accurately mapping the cracked stone texture on the other half during motion.
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PROMPT — 30s Spy-Film Trailer Parody (live-action, cinematic, original IP only)IP SAFETY RULE: This is an ORIGINAL parody. Do NOT use any real franchise names, logos, titles, taglines, or trademarked visual signatures (no spy-code numbers, no named actor/character brands, no car brands, no "license to ___" phrasing, no gun-barrel iris wipe, no white-cat villain trope). Invent everything below as a generic 1960s-style gentleman-spy pastiche. The humor must come ONLY from the contrast between ultra-serious spy-movie filmmaking and the fact that the hero is a toad.Generate a 30-second live-action movie trailer in the style of a big-budget vintage spy thriller, played as a deadpan parody. Widescreen 2.39:1 anamorphic framing, teal-and-orange color grade, dramatic high-contrast lighting with rim light and lens flares, subtle film grain, fast rhythmic cutting synced to an epic orchestral score (prowling electric-guitar riff, brass stabs, timpani, a final two-note sting). Huge cinematic sound design: gunshots, explosions, whoosh transitions, and a recurring wet tongue-"THWIP". NO laugh track. NO sitcom framing. NO on-screen subtitles.HERO — render exactly as described: An anthropomorphic toad secret agent. Warty brown-and-olive skin, large golden eyes, a thick glossy black handlebar mustache, and a neat shiny black bowl-cut wig. He wears a flawless formal outfit: a black velvet tuxedo jacket with satin peak lapels, crisp white dress shirt, black silk bow tie, white pointed pocket square, tailored black trousers, polished black leather Oxfords. Warty webbed toad hands protrude from the cuffs. He moves with cool, unhurried, devastating confidence — never breaks character, never smiles.BEAT SHEET:0–3s: Black screen. A single dry gunshot. A silhouetted figure steps out of shadow into a long, door-lined corridor and turns — it's the toad in his velvet tuxedo, calmly adjusting his bow tie. The orchestral theme EXPLODES.3–8s: Deep, smoky trailer voice-over: "This summer… the most dapper amphibian ever to walk a mission." Quick cuts: the toad strides in slow-motion through a glittering casino (baccarat tables, flying chips), tuxedo perfect. A housefly buzzes past — without breaking stride he snaps it from the air with his tongue (THWIP) and eats it elegantly, eyes forward. Title card flashes: THE GOLDEN TONGUE.8–13s: VO: "He's lethal. He's suave. He's… damp." Exotic-location montage: the toad on a sun-baked tropical beach in full black-tie attire, glistening with sweat, utterly stoic; then leaping in exaggerated slow-motion off a cliff — but being a squat toad he clears only about thirty centimeters, yet the music treats it as godlike. He lands with a soft plop, straightens his lapels, keeps walking.13–18s: The agency's R&D lab. A baffled human quartermaster presents an exploding pen and a laser watch. The toad waves them off and instead produces a small glass jar of live flies, screwing the lid on with deadly seriousness. In a low gravelly whisper: "I prefer the old-fashioned way."18–23s: A stunning woman in an evening gown leans in for a kiss. The toad gazes into her eyes, reaches behind his ear, and offers her a fly. She recoils, horrified. Hard cut to the villain — a sneering man in a monocle — cackling while stroking, instead of a cat, a glass jar of wriggling tadpoles: "Ah… Agent Sterling. We meet again." The toad, ice-cold: "The name's Sterling. Alistair Sterling." Big brass hit.23–28s: Rapid-fire action montage synced to drum hits: a vintage silver roadster drifting, a mansion erupting in fireballs, the toad firing a pistol one-handed while his tongue reloads it, a tuxedo-clad backflip over a laser grid. Strobe title cards slam on screen: THIS FALL … NO POND LEFT BEHIND … PROTOCOL: POND.28–30s: Sudden quiet. The toad stands in silhouette against a burning sunset, then turns to camera, mustache immaculate, dead-eyed. He murmurs the tagline: "On the rocks? No. On the lily pad." SMASH CUT TO BLACK. The final orchestral sting resolves — but the last gunshot morphs into a loud, dignified CROAK. End logo: THE GOLDEN TONGUE. STYLE / AUDIO NOTES: Photorealistic, sharp focus, shallow depth of field on close-ups, glossy reflections on the velvet and patent shoes. Comedic timing lives in the pauses — let the toad's utter seriousness breathe before each cut. The score swells heroically over every absurd moment, selling the joke through sheer sincerity. Close on the croak-sting with a 1-second hold on black.
THE GOLDEN TONGUE TRAILER
Made with new Kling 4.0 model!
@Kling_ai#klingai#klingecp
-Stable Dynamic Motions
-Multi-modal References with stronger consistency
-Native 30-second Generation
-Up to 10 Keyframes
When you try to explain to the HOA that a giant green frog suit counts as formal attire.
Made with new Kling 4.0 model! @Kling_ai
-Stable Dynamic Motions
-Multi-modal References with stronger consistency
-Native 30-second Generation
-Up to 10 Keyframes