100 AI video codes
Google Flow — still photo to motion in one line
Hey, it's Adam. Type one line into Google Flow and turn any still photo into motion — camera moves, product spins, elemental FX, talking avatars, and more. One hundred codes, ten categories, no prompt writing. You commented PACK, so here's the whole thing.
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How to use this pack 🎬
- 1Open Google Flow (image-to-video) and start a new generation.
- 2Upload any photo you want to animate — a product shot, a portrait, a scene, anything.
- 3Type one of the 100 slash-codes below as your prompt, right after uploading the photo.
- 4Hit generate — that's it, no extra typing needed.
Camera moves 🎥
Product motion 📦
Cinematic effects 🎞
Portrait & character 👤
Transform & morph 🔄
Elements & FX 🔥
Social & marketing 📣
Sci-fi & fantasy 🛸
Food & product dynamic 🍳
Environment & establishing 🌅
Three things that make them work better 🔑
- Stack them. Two or three codes in one prompt combine —
/360spin /lightsweep,/pourmotion /slowmotion,/talkinghead /pushin. Past three the motion starts fighting itself. - Add modifiers. Anything after the code gets folded in —
/orbitshot slower, tighter on the product. - Keep the move small. One clear motion per clip beats three competing ones. If a result looks chaotic, it's almost always too much movement, not too little.
The honest bit ⚠️
These aren't secret commands — there's no hidden feature and nothing to unlock. They're shorthand, and they work because the model reads language. Which also means they're interpreted, so the same code twice gives you cousins, not twins. Generate two or three and pick.
- Your still photo sets the ceiling — sharp, well-lit and clean animates far better than soft or cluttered.
- Motion is where AI video gives itself away, so check hands, faces, text and logos in every clip before it goes anywhere near a paid ad.
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