UNO Reverse Car Transition Prompt: Use @Video1 to guide the selected clip’s action sequence and camera movement. Assign @Image1 to the main person, @Image2 to the vehicle, and @Image3 to the card. Keep the person’s face, hair, build, and outfit consistent. Preserve the vehicle’s body shape, paint, wheels, and visible details. Follow the reference’s card approach, occlusion, withdrawal, reveal, and reaction timing. The car is parked behind the person from the beginning; uncover it through the card movement and reference-guided framing. Keep the card in the hand with natural finger contact. Match the clip’s lighting, perspective, and ending composition. Use a continuous shot for this version. SAME IDENTITY. NO DUPLICATE. NO NEW SCENES. No card morphing, extra fingers, vehicle deformation, floating objects, or sudden cuts. Use 9:16 and a duration supported by the selected mode. Reference labels describe input roles; attach them through the tool’s supported controls.

Single-Image Car Reveal Prompt: Animate @Image1 into a realistic vertical car reveal. The starting image contains one adult holding a reverse card, with one parked car behind them. Keep the person, outfit, card design, vehicle, and setting consistent with the image. The person brings the card closer to the lens, briefly obscuring part of the face and vehicle. They then lower the card smoothly while the camera makes a small lateral adjustment to reveal more of the car. The person turns toward the vehicle and presents it with one open-hand gesture. End with the car clearly framed. Keep motion simple and continuous, with natural hand contact and realistic shadows. SAME IDENTITY. NO DUPLICATE. NO NEW SCENES. No extra fingers, floating cards, changing paint, distorted wheels, or sudden vehicle appearance. Use a supported duration and 9:16 framing. This is a simplified image-to-video variation, not an exact recreation of an unseen reference.

Custom-Car UNO Transition Prompt: Create a reference-guided car reveal using @Video1. @Image1 defines the person, @Image2 defines the chosen car, and @Image3 defines the reverse card. Replace the reference person and vehicle with these inputs while retaining the source framing, light direction, and action order. Keep the supplied car model, paint color, grille, headlights, windows, and wheels consistent wherever visible. Position it behind the person from the opening. Follow the source card gesture and reveal timing without making the vehicle materialize or transform. Preserve the person’s identity when the card passes across the face. Let the reference determine the final car showcase; do not add driving, doors opening, or new camera angles. SAME IDENTITY. NO DUPLICATE. NO NEW SCENES. Avoid hand distortion, card-symbol drift, unstable reflections, and background jumps. Use only compatible reference inputs and supported output settings.

Original Character Car Reveal Prompt: Use @Image1 for an original humanoid character, @Image2 for the car, @Image3 for the reverse card, and @Video1 for motion and framing. Preserve the character’s face, silhouette, costume, proportions, and distinctive features. Keep the car and card consistent with their own references. Adapt the card-holding gesture to the character’s anatomy while following the source approach, occlusion, withdrawal, reveal, and reaction sequence. Keep the vehicle parked behind the character throughout. Match the source camera movement and ending composition without introducing extra scenes or a new visual style. Ensure the card stays securely held and the character remains recognizable after occlusion. SAME IDENTITY. NO DUPLICATE. NO NEW SCENES. No character fusion, extra limbs, floating props, vehicle morphing, or costume flicker. Use a supported duration and vertical framing. Attach each reference only where the selected mode supports it.