The prompts we use to keep one AI avatar looking like the same person, in photos, short videos and talking clips. Copy, paste, done. Free when you join our Sunday email.
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6 prompts
Lock the look
Make these reference shots first, with the same light and backdrop, so every later image has one clear version of your avatar to match.
6 prompts
Everyday scenes
Lifestyle shots creators actually post, written as scene only, so your locked avatar drops into each one unchanged.
6 prompts
Fix the fake look
AI images rarely look fake because of the face; they look fake because they miss the small accidents real photos have, and these prompts put them back.
6 prompts
Make it move
Image-to-video prompts describe only what moves: one action and one camera move, written as plain, positive sentences.
6 prompts
Make it talk
Short lines for five-second talking clips: read each one out loud once, and if it sounds like you, use it.
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Image prompts describe only the scene. Your locked avatar brings the face, so the same words work for anyone.
Image prompt
Real skin, real light
Close-up portrait by a window, soft directional daylight from the left, natural skin texture with visible pores and fine peach fuzz catching the light, slight natural shine on the nose and forehead, no retouching, plain cream knit sweater, calm unposed expression, 85mm lens at eye level, shallow depth of field, true-to-life colour.
Tip: Pores, peach fuzz and a little shine do more against the plastic look than words like ultra-realistic or flawless. From the blog →
Video prompt
Slow push-in turn
The camera slowly pushes in as the subject turns their head slightly toward the camera. Hair and clothing move gently in a light breeze. Soft, steady light. Continuous, seamless shot.
Tip: Leave out the face and outfit, because the image already holds them and describing them again tends to reduce the motion. From the blog →
Talking line
Oddly formal small talk
I have reviewed the pasta. It is adequate. I will now be leaving this dinner.
Tip: Choose the flattest voice you have, because in this format the monotone is the joke. From the blog →