Premium Electric Kettle Ad
Brand / Product Ad Live-action Cinematic 2026-08-22
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I just did a full ad with three product photos using MiniMax H3 - Product Showcase - Motion Graphics - Character-consistent 3D Prompt and link in the comments π @MiniMax_AI https://t.co/MWRD387oQ3 ### δ½θ θ‘₯ε [θ‘₯ε 1] #MiniMax H3 is now on Artificial Studio π¬ Generate motion graphics and ads for your business at impressive speed, from a single prompt It accepts text, images, video, and audio as reference inputs and returns video with synchronized sound. @Hailuo_AI Link in the comments β https://t.co/232buxVSeg [θ‘₯ε 2] Full prompt edited, the original is by @LudovicCreator : Create a 15-second luxury cinematic product showcase for a premium digital electric glass kettle with a clear borosilicate body, brushed stainless-steel collar and base, and a soft-touch black handle with an integrated digital display. The product has no visible branding, labels, logos or printed text. 0β4s: Begin with an extreme macro tracking shot gliding across the flawless curved glass surface, the fine brushed grain of the steel collar, the precision-formed pouring spout and the recessed touch-control panel. A narrow band of cool light travels across the materials against a deep black studio background, catching the refractive edge of the glass and revealing controlled highlights and delicate surface detail. 4β8s: Pull back into a three-quarter hero view. The kettle rotates slowly above a glossy dark-stone pedestal. A subtle ambient light ring gradually illuminates beneath the glass chamber, glowing softly through the water. Fine bubbles begin to rise and a thin ribbon of steam drifts naturally from the spout. Maintain stable geometry, consistent proportions and elegant symmetry. 8β12s: Transition into an exploded-view reveal. The glass carafe, stainless-steel collar, hinged lid with steam vent, concealed heating plate, LED illumination ring and 360Β° swivel power base separate smoothly in perfect vertical alignment. Delicate illuminated water droplets and heat currents flow upward through the internal chamber while the camera performs a restrained side orbit. At 9.2s, display a clean, partially transparent callout beside the concealed heating plate. Connect it to the component with a fine pointer line. Use a thin champagne-gold border and minimal glass-like transparency. The callout title reads: "Precision Temperature Control". Beneath it, in smaller text, display: "Every degree, held exactly". Keep the overlay sharp, readable, modern and premium without obscuring the internal construction. 12β15s: Every component reconnects seamlessly. The kettle settles into a centered front-facing hero composition as cool rim lighting defines the silhouette of the glass. The callout fades away before the final lockup. Complete a gentle dolly-in while a controlled wisp of steam rises from the spout, the digital display softly wakes and the ambient light ring pulses once. Premium kitchen-commercial finish, photorealistic glass, water and brushed metal, realistic steam and bubble simulation, accurate refraction and caustics, controlled reflections, soft shadows, shallow depth of field, crisp surface detail, stable product shape, no liquid spills, no people, no hands, no logos, no writing on the product, no distortion, no duplicated components and no illegible overlay text."
Details
| Target model | MiniMax H3 |
|---|---|
| Use case | Brand / Product Ad |
| Style | Live-action Cinematic |
| Media | Video |
| Duration | 15.1s |
| Aspect ratio | 7:4 |
| Likes | 4 |
| Published | 2026-08-22 |
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Author: @ArtificialStudi Β· View original post
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