Short-form video is the fastest way to grow on TikTok, and AI now makes it possible to generate viral-ready Shorts in minutes. Whether you’re creating character scenes, product teasers, tutorials or storytelling clips, the right prompt can instantly give you dynamic motion, smooth transitions and platform-ready visuals.
These 10 AI prompts work across Haiper, Runway, Pika, Luma Dream Machine, and other short-form video generators.
How to Use These Prompts
Best models for TikTok-style videos:
- Haiper (excellent motion and vibe)
- Runway Gen-2
- Pika Labs
- Luma Dream Machine
- OpenAI Video (when available)
For the strongest results:
- keep scenes short (3–5 seconds)
- use bold colours and clear movements
- avoid overly complex multi-scene edits
- add rhythmic motion that matches TikTok pacing.
1. High-Energy Text Hook
Dynamic TikTok short with bold kinetic text, fast zooms, high-contrast colours, modern motion graphics, clean punchy transitions.
Perfect for: hooks, intros, announcements, fast explainers.
2. Viral Aesthetic B-Roll Scene
Aesthetic slow-motion TikTok b-roll, soft natural light, smooth camera drift, shallow depth of field, cinematic texture.
Perfect for: travel, lifestyle, creators, mood clips.
3. AI Character Reaction Meme
Expressive animated character reacting dramatically, exaggerated facial expressions, cartoon-style physics, comedic timing, viral meme energy.
Perfect for: reactions, commentary, humour, duets.
4. Product Spin and Glow
Futuristic product spinning in mid-air, neon edge lighting, glossy reflections, clean gradients, high-tech commercial vibe.
Perfect for: tech brands, ecommerce, product launches.
5. Motivational Quote Cinematic Short
Cinematic scenery with slow pan, warm sunrise lighting, subtle film grain, inspirational mood, space for overlaid text.
Perfect for: motivational clips, wisdom quotes, calm edits.
6. Anime Scene Transformation
Anime-style transformation sequence, rapid motion streaks, glowing effects, dramatic camera moves, bold colour palette.
Perfect for: anime edits, transitions, story moments.
7. Futuristic City Flythrough
Fast aerial flythrough of a futuristic neon city, depth-rich perspective, glowing holograms, dynamic movement, clean sci-fi aesthetic.
Perfect for: tech content, storytelling, vibe videos.
8. TikTok POV Shot
POV TikTok style scene, handheld feel, natural motion sway, slight blur, realistic perspective, immersive everyday setting.
Perfect for: relatable content, narrative skits.
9. Face Zoom Drama Shot
Dramatic fast zoom-in on a shocked face, exaggerated expression, colourful background, meme-style timing.
Perfect for: comedy, reactions, storytelling hooks.
10. Fast Cuts Trend-Style Edit
Fast montage with rapid cuts, upbeat transitions, punchy colour grading, rhythmic motion, viral TikTok editing style.
Perfect for: trends, dance clips, music-driven edits.
How to Keep Your TikTok Shorts Consistent
Add these modifiers:
- “consistent motion style”
- “same character design across videos”
- “unified editing rhythm and pacing”
- “similar visual tone and energy”
Latest Comments (3)
This is spot on! I've seen some of these *viral* shorts doing the rounds here, and they definitely feel like they've been crafted with a clever prompt. Especially the ones with that unexpected twist, totally agree it's all about how you frame the idea. Good tips for anyone wanting to get noticed.
Wah, so many tips for viral TikToks! It’s interesting how AI is becoming the new shortcut for content creation, even in Singapore. This really highlights the shift towards leveraging tech for creativity, innit? Makes you wonder about the future of traditional media, lah.
Wow, this looks promising! I've been trying to figure out how to make my TikToks pop, and just relying on trending sounds isn't cutting it anymore. The idea of using AI to brainstorm feels very timely. I'm especially curious about the prompts that encourage storytelling or a "day in the life" kinda vibe. Do you reckon these prompts also help with keeping the content authentic, or is there a risk of everything sounding a bit... robotic? Like, how do we ensure it still feels uniquely *us* and not just a generic AI output? Because in the Philippines, genuine connection is key, you know? Anyway, definitely keen to give these a whirl!
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