[Sora提示词] The latest Sora video on the 25th explains how to use Sora prompts, breaking down prompts to understand their rules and principles.

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Clip 1



Prompt:A scuba diver discovered a hidden futuristic shipwreck, containing cybernetic marine life and advanced alien technology

Quantity: one
Character: diver
Appearance: scuba diver
Quantity: one
Thing: futuristic shipwreck
Appearance: advanced, alien technology
Atmosphere: hidden


Other elements that are not mentioned, and unclear visual descriptions—such as "hidden"—are often interpreted by the robot as a sense of mystery and cool tones. Alien technology represents a technological feel. If other compositional elements are basically not mentioned, the large model will randomly infer and generate them, such as: scene, style, lighting, color palette, camera movement, etc. If you only want the clip to express a mood, then you do not need to describe it very clearly; but if you want the specific features and actions of the character to change, then you need to understand how to design characters, actions, expressions, etc. What we usually need is plot-based content; clip-type content has fewer application areas and does not have much commercial value. So what the official has shown us so far is only the basic robot's understanding principles and interaction logic.

Clip 2



Prompt:A man in Hawaiian tropical waters performs BASE jumping. His pet macaw flies together with him


Quantity: one
Character: man
Appearance: man jumping
Scene: Hawaiian tropical waters
Time: in progress
Thing: macaw
Relationship: pet
Action: flying

In the second prompt, we saw fresh elements: Hawaiian tropical waters appeared here, which represents spatial location, that is, the scene in our image. It also mentions for the first time a description of time, "in progress." There is also a special usage: it mentions macaw and pet. These two words represent the relationship or emotion between the person and the thing/animal, which will make the two—the person and the animal—in the plot appear more natural and friendly.

If you want to master tools like SORA, the fastest way is to learn its human-computer interaction logic: how you say it, how it understands, which characteristic keywords, and templates applicable to specific projects. This can better reduce your trial-and-error cost and let you quickly create the content you want. No matter which AI you want to master, the underlying logic is the same; you need to be familiar with the principles and good at using models.