fairytale video
Make an ad
Fairytale generator: prepare the prompt and settings
The fairytale generator entry page gives you a place to write an idea and choose video settings. Treat that draft as a preparation step. Its Generate action asks signed-out visitors to sign in with Google and opens Plan & credits; the entry page does not start a paid video render by itself.
Write a draft that can survive a handoff
Suppose a hypothetical shop wants an ad for a photographed canvas pouch. “Make a stylish ad” leaves the product, action and closing message open. A more useful draft is: “Show the photographed green pouch on a quiet work desk. A creator unzips it once and leaves it open with the actual lining visible. Keep the zip and seams unchanged. Finish on the pouch and invite viewers to see the product details.”
This draft names the task without inventing what fits inside the pouch. If you have no lining photograph, remove that interior reveal or supply the image first. An unknown view stays unknown even when the generated version looks plausible.
The page offers @character, @product and @scene mentions. A mention describes a role in the idea; typing it does not upload a reference image or confirm a product fact. Prepare the actual selections in the Guided ad project before generating a complete ad.
Choose settings for the intended view
- Frame: choose 9:16 for a vertical composition or 16:9 for a horizontal one. Decide where the product and hand can remain visible in that frame.
- Duration: the available range is 4–30 seconds. Allow time to establish the pouch, complete the unzip and hold the ending rather than squeezing several actions into the shortest option.
- Resolution: choose 720p or 1080p according to the intended output. A higher pixel count does not repair incorrect seams, invented text or missing reference details.
The initial settings are a ten-second vertical draft at 720p. Change them when the action calls for something else. Read the displayed quote again after changing the length or resolution.
Preparation checklist before moving into production
- Have the whole-product photo and a close-up of the feature the viewer must see.
- List confirmed facts separately from unknown capacity, material or measurements.
- Choose whether a person adds useful information.
- Rehearse any proposed speech, then place only approved words in the project's exact-lines field.
- Check the Guided ad's Generate quote, including any missing reference sheets, before starting paid work.
The entry draft is kept in the browser where storage is available; do not treat it as your only copy of a detailed production brief. Use the brief template for a portable record and the first-project guide for studio preparation. The dialogue rehearsal guide helps you decide whether the words and action fit together.