Written for the tool in front of you.
The same intent needs different phrasing in different tools. These pages cover what each one rewards, the features worth learning, and prompts shaped for it.
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Prompt for Midjourney
Midjourney rewards concrete nouns, camera language and a short parameter tail. Adjective stacking does very little.
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Prompt for Gemini
Gemini is at its best when you hand it a lot of material and a precise job to do with it.
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Prompt for Kiro
Kiro works from your project context. The prompt that pays off most is the one you write once as a steering file.
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Prompt for Antigravity
Antigravity agents work across editor, terminal and browser. Prompt them like you would brief a contractor who has to show evidence.
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Prompt for ChatGPT
Most ChatGPT problems are input problems. Set up your instructions once, then keep each request to a single job.
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Prompt for Claude
Claude follows structure well. Tag your inputs, separate instructions from material, and it stays on the rails.
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Prompt for Sora
Write Sora prompts like shot cards. One subject, one action, one camera move, one light setup.
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Prompt for Veo
Veo is strongest when you approve the frame first and ask only for motion and sound.
Versions move. Parameters, limits and features change between releases. Every page links the official documentation — check it before relying on a specific flag.
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