How to copy both prompts without signup
Open the Studio, choose Create your own, then Start with an idea. Choose a performance preset, describe the background in Your scene, and select a frame. The preset supplies the motion; this field does not set arbitrary actions or camera movement. Select Review & continue to prepare the scene. In the review step, expand Portrait prompt and Motion prompt and use the Copy button beside each. Preparing and copying these texts does not submit a paid image or video job. To try a custom action or camera prompt, edit the copied text in a compatible external renderer. Open the free prompt workflow.
Keep the two prompts together. The portrait text establishes the subject, outfit, framing and background; the motion text describes the change within that scene. If you revise the outfit or setting later, update the motion text too rather than asking it to preserve details that are no longer in the image.
A small experiment you can prepare for free
Portrait prompt: A fictional adult man with a honey-blond bob, a curled handlebar moustache and a brown houndstooth jacket sits at a quiet café terrace. Deadpan expression, both hands resting visibly beside an espresso cup, soft daylight, realistic proportions, vertical portrait, no captions.
Motion prompt: The man slowly lifts the espresso cup, takes one small sip and puts it down. He keeps a serious expression and looks back at the camera. Preserve his face, hair, jacket and the terrace. Static camera, one continuous shot, gentle movement.
Generate or edit the starting image in your chosen image tool first, then inspect the face and hands before using it as the video input. Select the duration in the video tool’s controls. A number written in the prompt does not override the model’s supported lengths.
What to check in a free trial
A trial is specific to a provider and an account. Check whether it includes image-to-video, how many credits a clip uses, whether the allowance refreshes, and whether the export has a watermark. Runway’s official Free plan documentation describes a one-time credit allowance and watermarked video exports; it also says the available free models can change. Read Runway’s current Free plan details.
Do not assume that Kling, Hailuo or another service will render a particular model for free. Offers can depend on region, launch promotions, the selected model and the account’s remaining credits. No-signup prompt copying on this site does not remove another provider’s signup or payment requirements.
What a paid video on this site includes
For a featured 19-second template, sign in with a verified account, use an existing balance or buy the required 990 credits for $9.90, choose the template and select a photo you have permission to use. Confirm your rights, then click Upload. Wait for both the photo and template reference checks to pass, and approve the photo before generating. The template uses that photo directly, so there is no separate portrait-generation fee. The output is silent HD 720p.
Create your own follows a different path. Start with an idea creates a portrait for $1.00, or 100 credits. After you approve the portrait, the five-second silent HD video costs $18.90, or 1,890 credits: $19.90 for a new portrait plus video. Other templates use their displayed duration and quote; they are not all 19 seconds long.
Choose prompts or a template by what you need
Use free prompts when you want to explore a character or compare rendering tools. Choose a video template when its preview already shows the movement you want and you prefer the site’s photo-upload workflow. In either case, review the finished video before sharing it; a prompt describes your intention and does not guarantee every gesture or facial detail. Compare paid credits and video prices. Follow the complete creation tutorial.