Prompts
Speed paint video prompts for Vyra
Copy-paste Vyra prompts for a speed paint video, one page per step (rough cut, captions, hook, and music), built from how we shoot and cut this format.
By Sulan Zhang, co-founder of Vyra · Updated 2026-09-24
- Format
- Speed paint video
- Steps
- 4
- Length
- 20-60s
- Aspect
- 9:16
- Platforms
- TikTok, Reels, Shorts, YouTube
Real examples from @sulansart
More on InstagramStart with the whole edit in one prompt. If one part comes back wrong, open that step and use its fixes.
The whole edit in one prompt
Cut my clips into a 60-second speed paint video for TikTok. Follow this order. - 0-1s: finished piece, one frame - 1-4s: blank surface, first strokes fast - 4-30s: block-in and mid layers, steady fast - 30-40s: one slowdown on a detail, then fast again - 40-50s: final details, slowing down - 50-60s: reveal, held, title or signature Pacing: 20x to 80x with 2 or 3 short slowdowns on the best strokes. Open with this. Finished piece for half a second, then the blank canvas. Captions: one title, maybe one line at the reveal. Music: one track with a build, reveal on the drop. Avoid these. Bumping the camera. So fast the piece never reads. No slowdowns. When you're done, list what you changed with timestamps so I can check.
One step at a time
- Speed paint video rough cut prompts. Length, beat order, and pacing.
- Speed paint video caption prompts. Style, position, and which words get bigger.
- Speed paint video hook prompts. The first few seconds and the cut after them.
- Speed paint video music prompts. Track, volume, and cutting on the beat.
What to say when it's off
- Rough cut. Too long. "Cut it to 45 seconds. Drop the weakest part first."
- Captions. Text too long to read. "Cut the title to 5 words."
- Hook. Hook starts slow. "Start on the frame where the movement begins."
- Music. Cuts land off the beat. "Move every cut onto the nearest beat."