A Kling prompt for Stones to Castle 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 shots from the thrown stones to the castle window and asks for an orchestral score without voices. It names no creator or song. Expect several attempts, or use Tip Toe AI.

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Vertical 9:16 image-to-video, roughly 15 seconds, an uplifting fairy-tale comeback and not a violent scene. Reference image 1 is the HERO, an adult or a pet. Reproduce their face, hair or fur, skin tone and body type faithfully; a pet sits and walks on four legs and gathers stones with its paws. Location: a wide green misty valley between steep grassy mountains under a soft overcast sky. An angry crowd of ordinary adults in colourful raincoats stands by heaps of grey stones. Nobody is ever hit; stones only thud into the grass around the HERO's feet. Nothing written anywhere. Shots, in order: 1. The crowd shouts and tosses stones toward the lens. 2. High aerial view: the crowd on one side, the HERO alone far away. 3. Medium close-up of the HERO, calm and still, wind in the hair. 4. The crowd yells and points while a few stones fly past. 5. Back on the HERO, unbothered, with a knowing look. 6. High aerial view: the HERO crouches and picks up the stones one by one. 7. Close-up of a hand or paw lifting a grey stone from the grass. 8. Time-lapse: a dry-stone wall rises in front of the HERO, chest-high. 9. Low angle on a towering Gothic castle tower of pale stone with pointed arches and spires. 10. The crowd from behind, mouths open, staring up at the castle. 11. The HERO smiles softly from a tall pointed window in the castle wall. Soundtrack: a rising orchestral score with choir pads and a deep drum build, stones clicking into place. No singing, no lyrics, no speech. Look: photoreal, cinematic, no on-screen lettering, no logos, no watermark.
Tips for using it
- Set an adult's or a pet's photo as reference image 1, never a child's.
- A text prompt may merge or skip shots, so check the order and run again if one goes missing.
- Keep creator names and song titles 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 isn't the original creator named?
Video tools filter names, and a prompt containing them can be refused or run into rights problems. This page is independent of whoever posted the film.
Will it follow the original shot for shot?
Only loosely. A text prompt gives the model no reference clip, so shots drift or merge. Tip Toe AI supplies the film's shot order as a guide, which is why its clips hold together 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.
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