An AI video prompt template for small businesses: what to include

You do not have to write an AI video prompt template to use Noor Shorts Studio. Paste your website link and the plugin writes the video instructions for you. This guide explains the details you may see in its output, rather than steps you must complete first.

The decisions the plugin handles

From your website, the plugin works out an appropriate subject, action, composition, camera movement and visual mood. It also proposes the hook and the next step. These are creative decisions the plugin makes on your behalf.

You can read the breakdown to understand the idea or go straight to the master prompt and copy it into your generator. No cinematography vocabulary is needed to begin.

Copy the completed prompt from your output

The prompt you receive is already tailored to the website. You do not need to fill in a template containing audience, benefit, lighting or camera placeholders.

The example below shows the kind of detail a completed prompt can contain. It is an illustration, not a form you must recreate. Select the portrait and duration options available in your chosen video tool when you generate.

A worked example: a consultation notebook

Portrait 9:16 composition. Close framing on a cream notebook on a dark green desk beside a pencil. A hand places a reference photograph next to the notebook. The camera slowly moves forward. Soft window light comes from the left. Maintain the notebook, desk colour and pencil placement from the reference image. End with the notebook and photograph both clearly visible.

This original example describes an illustrative consultation scene. It makes no claims about a real customer, appointment or business result. A real notebook photograph can provide a stronger visual anchor than asking the model to invent every object.

Adapt to the generator

Runway’s Gen-4 guidance favours simple, direct motion prompts with a supplied image, and recommends positive phrasing. For that workflow, a useful prompt might be shorter: “The hand places the photograph beside the notebook. A slow forward camera move.” Keep the visual identity in the image and the action in the text.

For a text-to-video workflow you may need more scene description because no reference image establishes the room, objects or framing. Check the current instructions for the model you use; different input modes do different jobs.

Changes are optional, and you can ask normally

If you want another style, tell the plugin: “Make it warmer”, “Use a faceless version” or “Give me a different opening”. It can revise the prompt for you. You do not have to edit camera terminology yourself.

If your first generated clip needs a correction, describe what looks wrong. The troubleshooting guide can help you recognise the issue. The slash tags in the storyboard are planning shorthand; the clean prompt provides normal-language instructions for the generator.