@Jihad Islam hey Jihad how are you nice to meet you! Welcome in!

@Nurul Rock Welcome in! 👋

Great first attempt, Suhayb! The starting image looks good, so your image prompt worked well 🙌 My first recommendation would be to make the animated shot longer if possible. That will give the bath bomb more time to dissolve and create a stronger reveal. What animation prompt did you use for this clip?

@Suhayb Mhamad No problem! Go to the Classroom tab, open the Getting Started module, and select “Before Build #1: The Cheapest Stack — Start at $0.” Read through that lesson first. It explains which apps I recommend for creating images, animating them, and editing your finished videos, including the free options. If anything is still unclear after that, let me know which tool you have a question about 🙌

Prompt: "Ultra close-up of a navy blue reclaimed wood bed frame panel. A large oval cut line is 99% complete with one small uncut bridge remaining. A cordless Milwaukee M18 jigsaw pressed flat against the panel face, blade cutting horizontally along the oval perimeter. Character's hands gripping the jigsaw, forearms visible, sliver of slate blue t-shirt at top of frame. Sawdust falling to warm oak hardwood floor below. Photorealistic, 8k, cinematic." Tool used: Nanobanana 2 (still image) → Kling 3.0 (animation) What worked: - Jigsaw direction and placement came out correct - Oval insert removal timing looked natural - Interior of the bed frame visible through the hole — consistent with the build What needs fixing: - Jigsaw keeps rendering with a cord even though prompt says cordless - Kling 3.0 leaves a random hole in the frame after the jigsaw is removed

Follow the same basic format as the Bath Bomb Reveal. First, create one strong starting image using Nano Banana Pro. Then take that image into an animation tool and generate an 8 to 10 second clip. For animation, my usual tiers are: - Cheapest: Veo 3.1 - Mid tier: Kling 3.0 - Top tier: Seedance 2.0 or newer I would start with this image prompt: "A sleek glossy black supercar sitting on a rain soaked street in a futuristic city at night, headlights turned off, low front three quarter camera angle, colorful neon lights reflecting across the body and wet pavement, light atmospheric fog, cinematic lighting, realistic proportions, dramatic composition, ultra realistic, highly detailed, vertical 9:16 format, no text, no watermark, no logos" Then animate it with: "The supercar's headlights switch on as the engine comes to life. The car accelerates powerfully through the neon lit street while the camera smoothly transitions into a low angle tracking shot beside it. Realistic wheel movement, glossy reflections moving across the body, subtle motion blur, wet road reflections, light fog, and cinematic lighting. Near the end, the camera smoothly begins to orbit around the moving car. One continuous realistic shot with smooth dynamic movement. No text, no watermark, no logos." You can also skip the starting image and use Kling 3.0 in text to video mode with the same description. I recommend trying the image first because it gives you more control over how the car and environment look. I also made a version using Google Omni with this prompt: "Create an 8 to 10 second vertical 9:16 cinematic video of a sleek glossy black supercar driving through a futuristic city at night. Begin with a close, low front angle as the headlights switch on and the engine comes to life. The car immediately accelerates down a rain soaked neon street while the camera smoothly pulls back into a low tracking shot beside it. Colorful neon lights reflect realistically across the glossy body and wet pavement. Add natural wheel movement, subtle motion blur, light atmospheric fog, dramatic cinematic lighting, and realistic road reflections. Near the end, the camera performs a smooth partial orbit around the moving car while maintaining perfect vehicle consistency. One continuous fluid shot, ultra realistic, highly detailed, powerful and energetic atmosphere. No cuts, no text, no watermark, no logos."

@Satisfy Lab tap the Classroom tab and click any lesson with the lock icon. The upgrade option will pop up right there.

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Hey @Suhayb Mhamad, happy to have you here! 🙌 I recommend starting with the Getting Started module inside the Classroom tab and following the lessons in order. It will walk you through the tools and basic workflow for creating your first AI video. Once you have gone through it, feel free to reach out if you have any specific questions or get stuck on a step!