Generatore video AI Tesla Roadster e prompt | Media.io

Turn a driving-scene image into a cinematic escape above the traffic. Prompt: “Animate Image 1 into an 8-second, 9:16 fictional Tesla flying car AI video. Use the uploaded driving scene as the starting frame. SAME IDENTITY: preserve the driver's face, hair, outfit, and seated position. Keep the same car body, paint, windows, and four wheels. Begin with the car stopped in dense city traffic, viewed through a smooth exterior three-quarter tracking shot. The driver lowers their phone, presses one console button, and returns their hand to the wheel. The car rises vertically above the surrounding vehicles, levels out, then flies forward in the direction of traffic. Other vehicles stay on the road. Keep the driver visible through the side window, with coherent shadows, reflections, and city perspective. One continuous shot. NO DUPLICATE driver or car, NO NEW SCENES, no wings, transformation, barrel roll, collisions, distorted hands, changing car geometry, text, or watermark.”

Capture a “day one with a flying Roadster” moment from inside the car. Prompt: “Animate Image 1 into a 10-second, 9:16 fictional Roadster-style flying-car video. Start from the uploaded wide-angle cabin image with one adult driver wearing a seatbelt. SAME IDENTITY throughout: preserve the face, hairstyle, clothing, and body proportions. Use one fixed dashboard-mounted fisheye camera that shows the driver, steering wheel, and city outside the windows. The driver glances at the stopped traffic, gives a small amused smile, and presses a console button. The car lifts smoothly above the road, pauses briefly, then glides forward above the traffic. The driver keeps both hands on the wheel during flight and reacts with a delighted expression. Show the street receding naturally below the windows. Keep the cabin, dashboard, window frames, and lighting consistent. NO DUPLICATE people, NO NEW SCENES, no camera cuts, spinning cabin, barrel roll, warped face, extra fingers, detached seatbelt, text, or watermark.”

Use a compatible reference-video workflow to put yourself in the existing flying-car clip. Prompt: “Use Video 1 as the exact motion, scene, and editing reference. Replace only the original driver's face and hair with the adult person in Image 1. SAME IDENTITY in every relevant shot: preserve Image 1's facial structure, skin tone, hairstyle, and facial hair. Keep the reference driver's body, clothing, seat position, gestures, and action timing. Follow the actual reference shot order, camera angles, movements, duration, and aspect ratio. Preserve the phone interaction, button press, takeoff, flight path, and any other actions already present in Video 1. Do not invent a flip, landing, or additional flight sequence. Keep the car, dashboard, surrounding traffic, buildings, lighting, reflections, and color grade unchanged. Apply the replacement to every visible driver close-up, profile, and wide shot. NO DUPLICATE, NO NEW SCENES, no source-face reversion, face blending, extra passengers, faces on windows, added wings, car deformation, or outfit flicker.”

Give your dog or cat a playful escape from the daily traffic jam. Prompt: “Animate Image 1 into an 8-second, 9:16 fictional pet flying-car video. Start from the prepared image of one pet sitting upright in the driver's seat of a parked futuristic electric sports car. Preserve the pet's exact fur colors, markings, ear shape, muzzle, and eye color. SAME IDENTITY throughout. Keep the same car, seat harness, steering wheel, and city traffic. From a stable exterior side-window view, the pet looks ahead, presses one large console button with a front paw, then places the paw back near the steering wheel. The car rises smoothly above the surrounding vehicles and glides forward while the camera tracks alongside it. The pet stays seated with a calm, curious expression. Keep all other cars on the road and maintain consistent scale, reflections, and lighting. Exactly one pet driver, NO DUPLICATE, NO NEW SCENES, no human hands, extra paws, changing fur, wings, transformation, collisions, text, or watermark.”