Toon Meets Street Shorts: Prompt Kit
Toon Meets Street Shorts: Prompt Kit
This is a downloadable instruction package (SKILL.md), not a cloud service. Give it an idea and it guides you, step by step, from idea to a complete set of assets for a short video where an original 3D cel-shaded anime character lives inside a real photographic world. The character is clearly a cartoon, the world is clearly real, and the kit shows you how to make them look like they belong together.
What you give it
A story idea or a setting, such as "a character waits at a rainy bus stop", "a day at a street market" or "a cartoon visits a cafe", plus a few simple choices: video format, number of scenes, seconds per scene, aspect ratio and a time of day. Anything you skip gets a sensible default.
What you get
- Storyboard with a revise-or-approve step, before any full assets are made
- Reusable character sheet that you paste unchanged into every scene, so your character looks the same from the first scene to the last
- Scene image prompts in one consistent hybrid look
- Seven integration rules that make the character belong in the photo: matching light direction, contact shadows, believable scale, depth of field, shared grain and color, interaction with real objects, and reflections
- Six time-of-day light presets (golden hour, midday, overcast, blue hour, night street, indoor window light)
- Shot-size ladder, live-action camera-movement bank and an expression bank with fixed wording for consistent faces
- Image-to-video motion prompts for each kind of scene
- Voiceover or dialogue script with word counts matched to each scene, or a sound plan for silent videos
- Hook, caption, timed subtitles and a hashtag set
- A worked example (Kiko waits at a bus stop in the rain), a QA checklist and a troubleshooting table
How it works
- Choose a content format (mini story, day in the life, guide, reaction and comedy, travel companion, comfort message or custom).
- Choose a real-world setting (city street, cafe and shop, park, transit, home, beach, rain and night, seasons, or your own).
- Set the technical options and the time of day.
- Review the storyboard and revise it, or approve it.
- Receive all production assets.
What you need (not included)
| Needed | Details |
|---|---|
| An AI image generator | Your own account; separate costs may apply |
| An AI video generator | Your own account; separate costs may apply |
| A text-to-speech tool (optional) | For narrator or character voices |
| A video editor (optional) | For subtitles, music and final assembly |
This kit does not generate images, videos or voices. It produces the prompts and scripts you paste into the tools above. Results depend on the tools you use.
Content rules
The kit asks for original characters only, avoids realistic images of real people (background people stay as soft blur), avoids readable brand logos and shop names in the background, does not present generated images as real photographs or real events, keeps stories friendly, and keeps logos and watermarks out of the images. Please also add your platform's "AI-generated" label where it is required.
Format and updates
A single plain-text SKILL.md file. It is licensed for the purchaser's own use; please do not resell or redistribute it. Updates are published as new versions on Capafy.
FAQ
Can I keep one character across many videos? Yes. Save the character sheet and reuse it. That is what it is designed for.
Do I need my own photos? No. The kit builds prompts for a real-looking photographic background. If you have your own photo, you can use it as a style reference.
Do I need narration? No. The kit offers a dialogue or narration script, or a sound plan for silent videos.
Which language? The kit is written in English. The video script and caption can be made in other languages if you ask.
Do I need a specific video tool? No. It produces plain text prompts that you can use in most image and video generators.
