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USE THIS SKILL whenever the user mentions UGC, a UGC video, a UGC 视频/脚本, a short video / short-form video / 短视频, or any TikTok / Reels / Shorts / 抖音 / 快手 / 小红书 clip — and whenever they want a "get ready with me" / GRWM / try-on / haul / unboxing / 开箱 / product review / 测评 / 种草 / 带货 / 口播 / influencer / 达人 / 博主 video. ALSO trigger when the user names any AI video model — Seedance / 即梦 / Kling / 可灵 / Veo / Sora / Hailuo / 海螺 / Doubao / Volcengine — and wants a prompt or a video from it, OR just uploads a product / person photo and says "拍成视频 / 做成短视频 / make a video / run it / 跑一条 / 出个视频". Trigger even if they only describe a product, a creator, or a scene and never literally say "UGC". This is the right skill for ANY request to write a video-model prompt or to actually render a short UGC-style clip. What it does: writes production-ready prompts for AI video models (Seedance, Kling, Veo, Sora, Hailuo) that generate authentic, viral-feeling, handheld-iPhone UGC short videos. It first runs a scene-coherence pre-chec
Jarad-z/ugc-video-prompt · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 72
Install: claude install-skill Jarad-z/ugc-video-prompt
# UGC Video Prompt Generator ## What this does and why it works This skill writes the *text prompt* that goes into an AI video model. The goal is a video that looks like a real person filmed it on their phone — not a polished ad. That "authentic amateur" quality is what makes UGC spread, and it comes almost entirely from how the prompt is written: the model will happily produce glossy, over-graded, tripod-stable footage unless you actively tell it not to. So the whole craft here is **directing the model toward realness** (handheld micro-shake, natural daylight, real skin, no color grading, casual self-aware dialogue, a tiny imperfection) while keeping the **product or character as the clear star** of the shot. You are writing for a specific model each time. Models differ a lot on the two things that matter most — whether they generate **spoken dialogue/audio** and how they take in a **reference image of the product/person**. Get the target model first, then write to its strengths. Details per model live in `references/` — read the relevant one before finalizing. ## Step 1 — Get just enough to start UGC prompts need very little to get going. Ask only what you genuinely can't infer, and ask it in one batch: 1. **What's the video about?** (a product to feature, or a content concept — e.g. "GRWM with a chaotic outfit", "unbox these sneakers", "review this serum") 2. **Which model?** (Seedance / Kling 可灵 / Veo / Sora / Hailuo 海螺 — this changes dialogue syntax, audio,