Lead with the subject
It’s the one part a picture can’t do without. “A corgi in a yellow raincoat” beats “a dog” every time.
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Type what you’re picturing, tap a few ingredients, and get a clear prompt for an image or a video. What you type stays in your browser.
Hi, I’m Wurt! The blank box is the hard part. Let’s skip it.
The star of the show. Who or what, doing what, where.
The overall look. Pick one.
Light sets the feeling faster than anything else.
Where the viewer is standing.
How much you see, and how blurry the background gets.
How it should feel.
A palette ties everything together.
How the camera travels. One move is plenty.
How fast things happen.
For video models that make sound.
Every good picture prompt answers four questions. A video prompt answers two more. That’s the whole trick.
It’s the one part a picture can’t do without. “A corgi in a yellow raincoat” beats “a dog” every time.
“Amazing, best quality” tells it nothing. “Rainy street, neon reflections” tells it a lot.
Ask for one scene. Three ideas squeezed into one prompt tend to come back as soup.
Get the picture right first, then add one camera move and one pace. Less motion often looks better.
Then make it, change one thing, and make it again. That’s not cheating, that’s the craft.
Wurt.app makes pictures and videos in your browser. Type a prompt, add a photo, or both. Quick Animate turns a picture into a short video in one tap.
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A helper for writing the words you give an AI image or video maker. You type a subject, tap a few ingredients like style, light and camera, and it writes a clear prompt you can copy.
Yes. It is free, needs no sign-up, and runs in your browser. The prompt you build stays on your device until you copy it or take it to Wurt.
A clear subject first, then the look, the light and the camera. Describe what you want to see in plain words. Specific details help more than praise words like amazing or best quality.
A video prompt starts the same way, then adds motion: how the camera moves, how fast things happen and, for video models that make sound, what you hear. One camera move and one pace usually work best.
Yes. The prompt is plain text, so you can paste it wherever you make pictures or videos. On Wurt.app, the Make it on Wurt button puts it straight into the prompt box for you.