A Kling prompt for Oh You Can Make It Cap that quotes nobody
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Short answer
Paste the prompt below into Kling and set photos of two adults as reference images 1 and 2. It lists the nine shots from the circled finger to the closing gesture, quoting no line and crediting no creator. Expect several attempts, or use Tip Toe AI.

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Vertical 9:16 image-to-video, roughly 14 seconds, one fixed tripod shot at chest height in a plain, seamless light grey-white photo studio, cutting back and forth between two people in nine quick shots, a comic scene. Only one person is ever in the frame. Reference image 1 is person A, the one who laughs. Reference image 2 is person B, the one who twirls. Both are adults. Keep each one's face, hair, skin tone and body type faithfully, in the clothes from their own images. Person B carries a small plain red leather handbag with a gold clasp the whole time. Shots, in order: 1. Person A grins and draws small circles in the air with a pointing finger, asking the other to turn around. 2. Person B does a graceful full turn to show off the bag, flicking their hair, glancing back over the shoulder. 3. Person A bursts out laughing and bites the knuckles of a fist, shoulders shaking. 4. Person B turns a laughing face back over the shoulder. 5. Person A covers the mouth and laughs so hard they fold forward. 6. Person B stands with the bag, looking aside with an amused, puzzled smile. 7. Person A gestures with an open hand, still laughing. 8. Person B steals a glance to the side and smiles. 9. Person A signs off with one more laugh and an open palm. No lip-syncing and no spoken lines. Soundtrack: a light, playful instrumental with a soft bouncy beat; the only human sounds are natural laughter and giggles. No words, no singing. Look: photoreal, no on-screen text, no captions, no logos, no watermark.
Tips for using it
- Use photos of two adults as the reference images, never a child's.
- A text prompt may merge or skip shots, so check the order and run again if one is missing.
- Leave spoken lines and creator names out. Filters often block them, so the text only describes the action.
- Tools change fast. Check which length and aspect ratio yours supports and adjust the opening line.
Questions people ask
Why isn't the original creator named?
Video tools filter names, and a prompt works better when it only describes the action. This page is independent of whoever posted the clips.
Will it follow the viral clip beat for beat?
Only loosely. A text prompt gives the model no reference clip, so beats drift or merge. Tip Toe AI supplies the clip's moves as a guide, which is why its results hold together better.
Does this site make me write a prompt?
No. Tip Toe AI uses a preset scene. Add your photos, press the make button, done.
Cast the twirl and the giggle
Drop in one photo for whoever laughs and one for whoever twirls, and the studio takes care of everything else. Nothing to subscribe to, and the finished video has no watermark.
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