Frameo.AI

Screenshots

Example prompts

• “Make an 18-second cinematic short: a hiker comes face to face with a T. rex in a misty forest, with a score”
• “Reshoot this clip of me as an action movie scene: same moves, a new world, cinematic lighting”
• “Bring this photo to life as a 10-second video with gentle camera movement and ambient sound”

Skills

• ad-remake

  An existing ad re-shot as new footage with the same beats, order, timing and pacing, and a new cast, product, language or market. Use when an ad that already works should be made again for another market or audience, instead of written from scratch.

• character-sheet

  A consistent character across views and expressions, saved in the project so every later image and video can keep the same face. Use before multi-shot work with a recurring person or mascot, such as a series, a brand character or a story cast.

• faceless-story-video

  A narrated explainer or story with no on-screen speaker: a locked look, reusable characters and places, multi-shot clips, a narrator voice, music and captions. Use for history and science shorts, kids' stories and songs, fairy tales, listicles and 'did you know' channels.

• product-photoshoot

  Product stills from a few photos or a description: packshots, lifestyle scenes, close-ups with hands, hero banners, carousels, ad packs, on-model shots, conceptual stills and restyles. Use for e-commerce listings and ad stills; for video, use `ugc-video` or a camera-move preset.

• reference-remix

  A new edit of the user's own subject in the visual language of a reference video: its pacing, shot sizes, camera moves, transitions, text style and colour. Use when the user points at an edit they like and wants that feel for their own product, person or story.

• review-shots

  Check every image and clip against the plan before building on it — the right people, the asked-for action, clean hands and text, lips in sync — and retake a failed shot once. Use on shots made earlier when the user asks for a check; the video and photoshoot skills already run it by default.

• script-to-video

  Turn a script into a finished video, such as a micro-drama — a consistent cast, one shot per beat, characters speaking their lines, cut together with subtitles. Use for short films, series, dialogue ads, sketches and kids' stories with speaking characters.

• subtitles-and-cut

  Trim, resize to 9:16 or 16:9, join clips, add a music bed and burn captions from timings, a script or a transcription of the footage, on footage the user already has: free, except a transcription or a whip-pan transition clip. Use when the footage already exists and only needs editing, not new scenes.

• talking-presenter

  One person on camera delivers a script: a face (photo or designed), a fixed voice, lipsynced delivery, optional title card, cut to length. Use for explainers, founder messages, course intros and announcements, or to put the user on screen over footage they already have.

• thumbnail-set

  Three to five thumbnail concepts for a video, then variants of the chosen one: a face or product, a short title treatment, high contrast, delivered at upload size. Use for YouTube thumbnails, video covers and A/B test sets.

• ugc-video

  A phone-video style product ad in one of five formats: a creator review, the product alone with a voiceover, an unboxing, a try-on or a step-by-step tutorial. Use for UGC and creator-style ads, from a quick review to a how-to, or a week of posts from one creator; pick the format from the request.