> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://hyperframes.heygen.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Verified example prompts
> Copy-paste prompts, every one run end-to-end to a finished video that passes check.
This is the level's gallery, not a new lesson — read these with the vocabulary you just picked up: the [six-part skeleton](/prompting/anatomy), the [specification dial](/prompting/specification-dial), and the [word list](/prompting/vocabulary) or [full visual spec](/prompting/visual-specs) it maps to. Spot the skeleton parts in each prompt below as you read it.
Every prompt below has been run end-to-end and one-shots a finished video that passes `check`. Swap the copy, colors, and inputs for your own.
**These prompts carry the [Level 3 motion grammar](/prompting/motion), stated once here rather than repeated in all of them.** Every one asks for the density contract (one focal element at display scale, supporting elements on their own cues, permanent chrome), three depth layers with parallax under one continuous non-settling camera, entrances staggered at offsets shorter than the animations they offset, overshoot on transforms only, and an ambient idle instead of a frozen final frame. What each prompt *does* state individually is its **spectacle beat** — the single exaggerated moment, placed where the piece earns it. That clause is load-bearing: an unnamed burst gets dropped, which is exactly what happened to the count-up's confetti before it was written down.
### With registry blocks and workflows
> /motion-graphics 6-second 1920x1080 video, dark navy background. Beat 1 (0-1s): label "ARR" fades up small, top-center. Beat 2 (1-4s): a giant number counts up to \$4.2M with an odometer roll, easing out as it lands. Beat 3 (4-6s): "+312% YoY" stamps in below in green, then everything settles into a gentle ambient idle (subtle breathing scale, slow particle drift). Use the `apple-money-count` registry block as base. No narration. **Spectacle beat:** On the land at 4s, a burst of \~60 paper money notes erupts from behind the numeral and flutters down, seeded so every render is identical, settled by 5.5s — the one exaggeration.
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> /motion-graphics 7-second 1080x1350 vertical video. A real tweet card (handle @hyperframes, text "we render video from HTML now. no timeline UI. just code.") slides up over a soft animated gradient, likes counter ticks 0→1.2K, then the card tilts in 3D and a highlight sweeps the second sentence. Hold on the card at the end. Use the `x-post` and `vfx-liquid-background` registry blocks. No narration, no image or media files. **Spectacle beat:** When the like count lands, the heart pops to 1.6× with a radial burst of \~24 seeded particles and settles — one moment, nothing else exaggerated.
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> /motion-graphics 8-second 1920x1080 video. Dark world map, a glowing arc animates from San Francisco to Tokyo over 3s, destination pin drops with a pulse, then camera zooms into Tokyo and the label "LATENCY: 89ms" types on. Use the `nyc-paris-flight` registry block as the base pattern, restyle to teal on charcoal. No narration. **Spectacle beat:** The destination pin's landing fires a triple concentric shockwave that expands past the label and fades, with a brief chromatic split on the pin.
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> /motion-graphics 5-second 1920x1080 logo sting. Beat 1 (0-2s): the word "ACME" assembles from scattered particles. Beat 2 (2-3s): full-frame `swirl-vortex` shader transition. Beat 3 (3-5s): logo lockup + tagline "Ship faster." settles on white, holds. Use `code-particle-assemble` for the assembly. **Spectacle beat:** The particle assembly IS the spectacle — \~1200 seeded particles converging with visible motion trails, and a single bloom flash on the frame the wordmark completes.
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> /product-launch-video Make a 45-second 1920x1080 launch video for [https://linear.app](https://linear.app). Energetic but minimal, use the site's own palette and screenshots. Structure: hook stating the problem, 3 feature beats with UI captures and one-line captions, end card with logo + "Try it free". Female TTS voice, confident tone, subtle electronic BGM under -18dB. **Spectacle beat:** One exaggerated moment: the end card's logo lands with a bloom flash and a fast light-sweep across the wordmark. Feature beats stay restrained.
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> /faceless-explainer Turn this into a \~60-second 1080x1920 vertical explainer: \[paste your text]. One idea per scene, big typography, diagrams over stock footage, brand color #FF5533 on off-black. Male TTS voice, calm. Embedded captions, keywords highlighted in the brand color. **Spectacle beat:** One exaggerated moment: the final CTA's key phrase slams in at 1.5× with a chromatic split that resolves in 0.2s. Every other scene stays typographically calm.
With a verbatim script, final duration follows the narration — ask for "\~60 seconds", not exactly 60.
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> /pr-to-video Make a 30-second 1920x1080 feature-reveal video from \[PR URL]. Lead with what users get, not the diff; show the key code change with the `code-diff` block for one beat only; end on version number + repo URL. No narration, kinetic captions instead. **Spectacle beat:** The added line in the diff ignites — a green light-sweep travels its length and the line blooms as the camera settles on it.
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> /music-to-video 20-second 1080x1080 video. Resolve a dark, driving electronic track and cut to its analyzed beat grid — one image per bar, punch-in on downbeats, whip-pan transitions on phrase changes. Generate the eight images rather than using stock: brutalist concrete details as high-contrast monochrome abstracts, one consistent visual language across all eight, each carrying a single cyan light thread. Chrome: a `PLATE 0N/08` counter. End card "CAST IN PLACE" in condensed caps over a hard-edged opaque scrim, with the sub-line "EIGHT SURFACES · ONE HUNDRED BPM". No TTS. **Spectacle beat:** On the loudest downbeat, one image punches to 1.25× with an RGB channel split that snaps back on the next beat. The other cuts stay clean.
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### Freeform — no blocks, hand-built HTML/CSS/SVG/GSAP
> 12-second 1920x1080 video, off-white background. The quote "Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication" builds word by word in massive black serif type, each word snapping in with a slight overshoot; "sophistication" lands last in italic with a hand-drawn underline drawing on. Attribution "— Leonardo da Vinci" fades in small, bottom-right, at 9s. Settle into a barely-visible ambient idle to the end. No audio. **Spectacle beat:** The final word lands 1.4× oversized with an ink-bleed bloom before settling to its true size — the sentence's payoff.
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> 6-second 1920x1080 video. Numbers 3, 2, 1 each fill the frame for one second — each number wipes in with a diagonal mask and its background alternates black/white with inverted text. At 3s the frame slams to "LAUNCH DAY" in condensed caps with a screen-shake, holds with a subtle grain flicker. No audio. **Spectacle beat:** The frame snap at 3s is the moment — a hard white flash frame and a 1.5° rotation kick settling in 0.25s.
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> 10-second 1920x1080 video, dark slate background. Title "Top languages 2026" top-left. Five horizontal bars (Python, TypeScript, Rust, Go, Java) grow from zero with staggered starts, overtaking each other twice mid-animation; each bar has a right-edge value label counting up to its final %. End state holds 2s with the leader pulsing once. Hand-draw everything — no chart library. No audio. **Spectacle beat:** The leader's single end pulse is the moment — a +16px overshoot and a bright cap flare, returning to rest exactly on the last frame.
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> 8-second 1920x1080 video. Vertical split: left half labeled "BEFORE" shows a cluttered mock UI (grey, 12 overlapping windows drawn in CSS), right half "AFTER" shows one clean card. Both halves settle within the first second. A vertical divider line sweeps left to right at 4s, wiping the clutter into the clean state across the full frame. End on "One tool." centered. No audio. **Spectacle beat:** The divider's wipe is the moment — a bright scan-line travels the split with a bloom as it crosses, and the AFTER half resolves behind it.
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> 7-second 1920x1080 video, black background. A thin white progress ring draws from 0° to 360° over 4s while a percentage counter (0→100) ticks in the center in mono type, matching the arc exactly. Ring and counter fade out fully by 4.2s; at 4.2s the ring bursts outward into short radial dashes and "READY." stamps into the center, then holds. No audio. **Spectacle beat:** The ring's completion at 100% detonates — it flashes white, expands past frame, and the reveal rides that expansion out.
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> 9-second 1920x1080 video, light warm cream background. Build the scene in Three.js via the adapter: three rounded card meshes labeled "Design", "Build", "Ship" lie flat on the ground plane, camera at a fixed 3/4 isometric angle, soft directional light + ambient so the cards cast soft shadows. One at a time each card lifts and straightens upright to face the viewer center-frame while the other two slide apart and dim; then it returns. Finish with all three standing upright in a row by 8.5s, hold. All easing power3.inOut. No audio. **Spectacle beat:** As the cards rise into their stack, a single specular sweep rakes across all three faces in sequence, catching each edge.
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> 6-second 1920x1080 video, deep green background. A minimal mountain-range logo draws on as an SVG stroke over 2.5s, then the stroke fills with cream, the wordmark "NORTHTRAIL" letterspaces in beneath it, and a thin rule expands from center. Hold the last 1.5s. No audio. **Spectacle beat:** The stroke's completion is the moment — the drawn path flares once along its whole length, then the fill floods from that flare.
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> 8-second 1920x1080 video, white background. Static sentence "Make it \_\_\_." in huge black type stays centered while the blank cycles through "faster", "simpler", "yours" — each swap flips vertically like a split-flap board, 1.5s apart, with a slight blur on motion. Final word "yours." lands in orange and the period pops. No audio. **Spectacle beat:** The last swap lands hardest — that word arrives 1.3× behind a motion-blur streak that resolves as it settles.
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> 10-second 1920x1080 video, near-black background. Four stat tiles slide up in a 2x2 grid, staggered: "99.99% uptime", "42ms p50", "18M req/day", "0 incidents". Each tile's number counts or decrements to its value with its own easing; sparklines draw underneath in teal. At 8s the grid scales back and "Built to hold." fades in above. No audio. **Spectacle beat:** When the fourth tile lands, all four numerals flare in unison for three frames — one synchronized accent, then back to restrained idles.
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> 9-second 1080x1920 vertical video, charcoal background. Social-style hook: "nobody talks about this" types on center in bold white, then each following phrase replaces it on a hard cut every 1.5s — "it's not your code", "it's your prompts", "here's the fix" — with yellow highlight bars behind key words, alternating tilt. Last phrase holds with an arrow-down bounce. No audio. **Spectacle beat:** The final phrase is the payoff — it slams in at 1.35× with a three-frame shake and a chromatic split that resolves fast.
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*Next: [Motion that reads premium](/prompting/motion) — Level 3: the grammar rules behind why these moves read as professional instead of generic.*