A Kling prompt for Explosion Walk that credits nobody
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Short answer
Paste the prompt below into Kling and use a photo of an adult or a pet as reference image 1. It lists the fuse, the walk, the blast and the peace sign, and asks for a soundtrack without voices so a sound can be added afterwards. It names no poster or song. Expect several attempts, or use Tip Toe AI.

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Vertical 9:16 image-to-video, roughly 12 seconds. Reference image 1: the CHARACTER, an adult or a pet. Reproduce their face, hair or fur, skin tone and body type faithfully; no sunglasses, nothing over the face. A pet walks upright on its hind legs like a person. Location: an empty two-lane country road at night, wet black asphalt, a bright white centre line running away from the camera, a few street lamps and small red-and-white reflector posts on the right. Nothing written anywhere. Camera: one fixed low shot from the middle of the road, no movement, no cuts. Beats: 1. 0 to 1.5 s: far down the road the CHARACTER crouches on the line and lights a long fuse with a lighter. 2. 1.5 to 4.5 s: stands and walks calmly toward the lens without looking back. 3. 4.5 to 8 s: a huge movie-style fireball bursts across the road far behind them and rolls into orange flames and dark smoke; the CHARACTER keeps walking, unharmed. 4. 8 to 10.5 s: flames fade to embers, the CHARACTER is close and the face is sharp in the glow. 5. 10.5 to 12 s: stops, smiles slightly into the lens and raises both hands in peace signs. The blast stays far behind them; nobody is hurt and no debris comes near. Soundtrack: deep cinematic drums, a short fuse hiss, one big boom at 4.5 s. No singing, no lyrics, no speech. Look: photoreal, no brand names, no logos, no on-screen text, no watermark.
Tips for using it
- Set an adult's or a pet's photo as reference image 1, never a child's.
- A written prompt can't pin each beat to a sound, so plan to shift the audio in your editor.
- Keep poster names and song names out. Filters often block them, so the text only describes the action.
- Tools change quickly. Check which length and aspect ratio yours supports and adjust the opening line.
Questions people ask
Why does the prompt stress that nobody is injured?
Left alone, video models like to throw sparks or flying debris at the hero. Spelling out that the fireball is far away keeps the walker unscathed.
Does it line up with the Reel's sound?
Only loosely. A text prompt gives the model no timing guide, so beats wander. Tip Toe AI supplies the Reel's pacing, which is why its videos fit better.
Does this site make me write a prompt?
No. Tip Toe AI uses a preset scene. Add a photo, press the make button, done.
Make an Explosion Walk video of your own
Add one photo and you're the one strolling away while the road lights up behind you. There's no subscription, and the finished video has no watermark.
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