提示词
15-second vertical 9:16 video. Locked camera. Use the provided X profile screenshot as the ONLY background and layout. Do not zoom, pan, rotate, crop, or rearrange the screen. Keep the original header, UI, buttons, icons, post photos, spacing, colors, and proportions exactly. The circular profile frame stays in its original position and size.
Character (ONLY this design, never change): the 2D cartoon avatar already in the screenshot circle — short dark hair, rectangular glasses, friendly smile, simple colored line-art portrait of a young man. Same face, same glasses, same hairstyle, same illustration texture for the entire 15 seconds. Not live-action. Not 3D. Not a different person. No extra limbs. He starts inside the circle holding a red apple.
0.0–2.4s: The whole screen is frozen as the original screenshot. ONLY the inside of the circular avatar moves. He takes a small natural bite of the red apple and chews slowly. Do not open the mouth too wide. Do not puff cheeks. The apple shrinks bite by bite until the last bite is gone. After finishing, a slightly mischievous smile.
2.4–4.0s: He grabs the circular rim of the avatar with both hands and climbs out of the circle as if it is a small doorway. One foot, then the other, steps onto the empty area of the X profile page and lands there. Only the character comes out. The page itself does not warp. The original empty circular avatar frame stays in place.
4.0–8.2s: After landing he notices the on-screen text and gets a prank idea. He peels readable text/letters/numbers one by one like paper stickers: display name, @handle, bio, link, join date, following/followers counts, button labels, post text, timestamps. Each peeled word is crumpled into a tiny paper ball in his fingertips, then tossed toward the camera and flies into the foreground out of frame. Repeat peel → crumple → toss several times at a lively rhythm. After each toss that text is gone and becomes empty space. Peel TEXT ONLY. Keep header art, avatar ring, photo images, UI icons, button shapes, divider lines. Paper balls stay small so they do not cover the whole screen.
8.2–10.4s: After a few tosses he looks around with an “there’s still some left” expression, pulls out one simple broom, and sweeps remaining text up/down/left/right. Text only disappears where the broom touches, gathering like scraps and swept off-screen. Text does not pop off by itself. Large empty areas appear as text is cleared.
10.4–11.2s: All original text is gone. He sets the broom aside, rummages in a pocket, takes out one thick black marker, pops the cap, and turns to the blank space.
11.2–13.7s: He hand-writes in large bold black marker on the wide blank area from center to lower screen, letter by letter from the pen tip: The prank was a success! Exact spelling. No extra words. No missing words. No garbled letters. Big, clear, readable handwritten marker letters using the empty space.
13.7–15.0s: He caps the marker, looks at the writing with satisfaction, then turns his shoulder toward camera, squints slightly, and gives a sly “it worked!” smile. Not a wide-open laugh. Hold the final composition about 0.7s: the black words “The prank was a success!” and the cartoon man looking at camera with that mischievous smile both clearly visible.
Style: snappy 2D comedy animation, light squash-and-stretch on the character only. Background X page stays locked. Peeling must look like paper lifting. Crumpling must show fingers pinching a small ball. Tosses have slight foreground depth. Broom appears only after the tossing phase. One broom, one marker. No smoke, no heavy VFX covering the UI. Visibility first. No dialogue, no narration, no speech bubbles. No new logos. No extra people.
Identity lock: same cartoon man as the original circular avatar — short dark hair, glasses, simple 2D illustrated portrait only.