Prompting guides
Prompting guides
How to write prompts that actually work — proven recipes for every model in Film Movie Studio.
FundamentalsAdd a “Boost My Prompt” button to your AI app
Your users don't write prompts for a living. A single FilmoTvor.AI API call turns three words into a sharp, model-specific prompt.
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Image generationPrompting FLUX.2 Klein: what works, what doesn't, and why
FLUX.2 Klein doesn't follow Stable Diffusion rules. Its Qwen3 text encoder reads your prompts like an LLM, not a diffusion model — and that changes everything.
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Image generationZ-Image Turbo prompting guide: formula, tips, and 5 example prompts
The “1girl, solo, masterpiece” syntax was built for Stable Diffusion. Z-Image speaks a different language — natural sentences and front-loaded detail.
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Image generationZ-Anime prompting guide: settings, resolutions, and example prompts
Z-Anime is fully fine-tuned for anime aesthetics — not a LoRA merge. CFG 1.0, limited negative prompts, and illustration vocabulary that unlocks better results.
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VideoLTX-2.3 video generation guide
Most AI video models guess what motion fits. LTX-2.3 listens — it accepts audio alongside text and generates video synchronized to the waveform.
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VideoWan 2.2 Animate: AI character replacement in video via API
Replace a person in any video with a character from a single image — body movement, facial expressions, and scene lighting included. One model, one endpoint.
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AudioACE-Step 1.5 prompting guide: how to write tags, structure lyrics, and generate better music
ACE-Step doesn't work like Suno. There's no magic text box — you get two controls: tags that shape the sound, and lyrics that shape the structure.
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AudioQwen3 TTS: how to use preset voices, voice cloning, and voice design
Most TTS APIs hand you a dropdown of preset voices and call it a day. Qwen3 TTS goes further — preset voices, cloning from a sample, and designing a voice from a text description.
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