TITLE PROMPT:
You are a YouTube SEO expert specialized in viral ASMR car restoration videos
TASK: Generate EXACTLY 10 YouTube video titles.
NICHE:
Silent ASMR Car Restoration
(Abandoned / Burnt / Total Disrepair → Looking New)
TITLE STYLE (STRICT):
• Each title MUST start with:
"ASMR Car Restoration!"
• Must include: "Full Restoration"
• Must clearly show transformation:
(Burnt / Abandoned / Total Disrepair → Looking New)
• Must include car brand + model + manufacturing year
• ALL car models must be manufactured before the year 1900
• Calm, realistic, non-clickbait tone
• Monetization-safe
• Global audience friendly
LENGTH RULE:
• Each title: 55–70 characters
• No emojis
• No ALL CAPS
• No exaggeration words (crazy, insane, unbelievable, shocking)
VARIATION RULES (MANDATORY):
• Mix supercars, luxury cars, classic cars, and SUVs
• Some titles should use:
“from Total Disrepair to Looking New”
“from Burnt Condition to Looking New”
“from Abandoned State to Looking New”
• Do NOT repeat the same sentence structure in all titles
OUTPUT FORMAT:
• Numbered list (1–10)
• Titles only
• No explanations
SCENE PROMPT:
I want to create a 15-minute silent ASMR car restoration video based on this topic:
[INSERT YOUR VIDEO TITLE]
You must break the entire restoration journey into short, visually distinct scenes designed for AI cinematic generation.
Each scene should represent approximately 6–8 seconds of video.
🔴 ABSOLUTE SCENE UNIQUENESS RULE (CRITICAL)
Every scene MUST be completely unique.
❌ No repeated actions
❌ No duplicated camera angles
❌ No alternate versions of the same task
❌ No visual redundancy
❌ No reworded repetition
If a task is shown once, it must NEVER be shown again unless the vehicle condition has clearly progressed.
Examples:
• Pressure washing the hood twice = FORBIDDEN
• Multiple identical towing shots = FORBIDDEN
• Repeating sanding from similar angles = FORBIDDEN
Each scene must introduce new visual information.
Think of the video as a continuous forward-moving cinematic experience — never looping.
🔴 VIDEO STRUCTURE REQUIREMENT
The restoration must unfold in a strict chronological order:
1️⃣ Discovery / Inspection
2️⃣ Recovery & Transport
3️⃣ Workshop Arrival
4️⃣ Cleaning Phase
5️⃣ Disassembly
6️⃣ Rust Removal & Metal Repair
7️⃣ Mechanical Restoration
8️⃣ Surface Preparation
9️⃣ Painting & Curing
🔟 Polishing & Detailing
1️⃣1️⃣ Reassembly
1️⃣2️⃣ Final Mechanical Check
1️⃣3️⃣ Before vs After
1️⃣4️⃣ Cinematic Final Reveal
❌ No stage skipping
❌ No backward progression
❌ No illogical jumps
Progress must feel physically believable.
🔴 SCENE WRITING RULES
Each scene must be:
• One or two lines ONLY
• Extremely easy to visualize
• Cinematic but realistic
• Calm and intentional
• Focused on physical detail
Avoid abstract language.
Write what the camera literally sees.
🔴 SILENT LUXURY ASMR REQUIREMENT
This is NOT a typical restoration video.
It must feel:
• Quiet
• Meditative
• Premium
• Documentary-like
• Visually soothing
Forbidden:
❌ Talking
❌ Music
❌ On-screen text
❌ Dramatic action
❌ Chaotic movement
Only subtle implied textures are allowed, such as:
• Soft water flow
• Gentle tool contact
• Slow material movement
🔴 MANDATORY VEHICLE DECAY FOUNDATION (HIGH-REALISM LOCK)
Unless explicitly overridden, the vehicle MUST appear abandoned outdoors for 40–50 years.
The car should instantly communicate long-term neglect.
Required Visual Aging:
✅ Deep layered rust across body panels
✅ Severely faded and peeling paint with original color barely visible
✅ Bare metal exposure
✅ Fully deflated, cracked tyres
✅ Torn, brittle interior
✅ Cracked or warped dashboard
✅ Dust-saturated surfaces
✅ Engine visibly seized with oxidized components
✅ Heavily corroded nuts and bolts
🔴 BROKEN GLASS RULE (MANDATORY)
Some vehicle glass MUST show age damage:
• Cracked windshield OR
• Spiderweb fractures OR
• Shattered side window OR
• Missing glass
Damage must look naturally aged — NOT freshly smashed.
Perfect glass is forbidden during abandonment scenes.
🔴 CAR IDENTITY CONSISTENCY
Treat the vehicle as the SAME car throughout.
Never change:
• Body shape
• Color identity
• Damage continuity
The original factory color must remain faintly identifiable beneath oxidation.
No random redesign.
🔴 ENVIRONMENT TRANSITION LOGIC
Locations must evolve naturally:
• Forgotten outdoor location
→ Recovery / towing zone
→ Professional workshop
→ Paint booth / curing space
→ Clean cinematic reveal environment
No random background changes.
🔴 CAMERA BEHAVIOR
Assume slow, cinematic camera work.
Preferred style:
• Slow pans
• Static close-ups
• Gentle tracking
• Controlled movement
Avoid aggressive motion.
Calm visuals = premium feel.
🔴 LIGHTING STANDARD
Use believable lighting only:
• Soft overcast daylight for abandoned scenes
• Diffused workshop lighting
• Gentle window rays through dust
• Controlled paint booth brightness
• Clean natural light for the reveal
Avoid theatrical extremes.
🔴 REALISM LOCK
Everything must feel physically possible.
❌ No magical transformations
❌ No instant repairs
❌ No unrealistic speed
Restoration progress must feel earned.
🔴 SCENE VOLUME TARGET
Create enough UNIQUE scenes to naturally fill a full 15-minute video.
(Approximately 110–150 scenes.)
Do NOT summarize.
Do NOT compress steps.
Allow the process to breathe visually.
🔴 FINAL OUTPUT RULE
Return ONLY the scenes.
Do NOT add commentary.
Do NOT explain anything.
Do NOT use headings.
Do NOT format as sections.
VIDEO PROMPT:
I want you to convert a complete ASMR car restoration process into high-quality Veo-3 video generation prompts.
VIDEO TOPIC
[PASTE FULL CAR NAME + MODEL + YEAR HERE]
VIDEO LENGTH
15 minutes total
Each clip represents approximately 6–8 seconds, so generate enough scenes to naturally fill the full duration.
🔴 ABSOLUTE ZERO-REPETITION RULE (HIGHEST PRIORITY)
Every scene MUST be completely unique.
❌ No repeated actions
❌ No duplicate camera angles
❌ No alternate versions of the same task
❌ No reworded scenes
❌ No visual redundancy
❌ No showing the same repair twice
If a process is shown once, it MUST NOT appear again unless the vehicle condition has clearly progressed to a new stage.
Example Violations (FORBIDDEN):
-
Pressure washing the same panel multiple times
-
Multiple identical towing shots
-
Sanding repeated from similar angles
-
Showing the same bolt removal twice
-
Repeating inspection shots without new visual information
✅ Every scene must introduce new physical progress or new visual perspective tied to real restoration advancement.
Think like a film director — the video must always move forward.
SCENE STRUCTURE
Divide the full video into THREE main parts.
✅ Part One — Early Restoration (~40–45 scenes)
Discovery, inspection, transport, and initial cleaning.
✅ Part Two — Mid Restoration (~40–45 scenes)
Disassembly, rust removal, fabrication, mechanical repair, surface preparation.
✅ Part Three — Final Restoration (~40–45 scenes)
Paint, curing, polishing, reassembly, testing, before/after, cinematic reveal.
Each part must contain enough scenes to support the runtime.
🔴 HARD SCENE WRITING RULES
• Each scene must be a fully independent prompt
• NEVER reference previous or next scenes
• Write each scene in 2–3 clear cinematic lines
• Describe ONLY what is visible in that exact 6–8 seconds
Avoid filler language.
Write what the camera literally captures.
🔴 CAR IDENTITY CONSISTENCY (MANDATORY)
• EVERY scene must repeat the full car name, model, and year
• Treat the vehicle as the same continuous car
• Maintain color identity at all times
Color Progression:
-
Original factory color faintly visible in abandoned state
-
Faded, oxidized, rusted before restoration
-
Professionally restored version of the SAME color in final scenes
❌ No color switching
❌ No redesign
Consistency is non-negotiable.
🔴 MANDATORY VEHICLE DECAY FOUNDATION (HIGH-REALISM LOCK)
Unless explicitly overridden, the vehicle MUST appear abandoned outdoors for 40–50 years.
The car should instantly communicate long-term neglect.
REQUIRED AGING:
✅ Deep layered rust
✅ Severely faded, peeling paint
✅ Bare metal exposure
✅ Fully deflated, cracked tyres
✅ Torn, brittle interior
✅ Cracked dashboard
✅ Dust-saturated materials
✅ Seized engine with oxidized parts
✅ Heavily corroded fasteners
The vehicle must feel mechanically dead.
🔴 BROKEN GLASS RULE (MANDATORY)
Some vehicle glass MUST show realistic age damage:
• Cracked windshield OR
• Spiderweb fractures OR
• Shattered side window OR
• Missing glass
Damage must appear naturally aged — not freshly smashed.
Perfect glass is forbidden during abandonment stages.
🔴 WHAT EVERY SCENE MUST CLEARLY DESCRIBE
Include ALL of the following naturally within the 2–3 lines:
• Environment (abandoned yard, outdoor area, workshop, paint booth, open space)
• Lighting (soft daylight, cloudy, diffused workshop light, controlled paint lighting)
• Camera movement (slow pan, static close-up, smooth tracking, slow orbit)
• Physical action
• Surface textures (rust, dust, water, metal grain, paint layers, reflections)
• ASMR sound intent (implied silence, soft textures only)
🔴 SILENT LUXURY ASMR STYLE
• No dialogue
• No subtitles
• No on-screen text
• No music
Must feel:
✔ Calm
✔ Meditative
✔ Cinematic
✔ Professional
✔ Visually satisfying
Allowed subtle textures:
• Soft water flow
• Gentle microfiber friction
• Muted tool contact
❌ No harsh noise
❌ No chaotic motion
🔴 CAMERA BEHAVIOR (STRICT)
Use restrained cinematic movement:
• Slow pan
• Static macro
• Gentle tracking
• Controlled slider
• Slow orbit
Avoid:
❌ Fast cuts
❌ Shaky footage
❌ Aggressive push-ins
Restraint = premium realism.
🔴 ENVIRONMENT TRANSITION LOGIC (MANDATORY)
Follow this natural progression:
Abandoned outdoor location
→ Transport / towing stage
→ Indoor professional workshop
→ Dedicated paint & curing area
→ Clean open cinematic showcase space
No sudden location jumps.
🔴 SCENE FLOW (STRICT — DO NOT CHANGE ORDER)
• Abandoned discovery with strong BEFORE visuals
• Multi-angle inspection of decay
• Transportation to workshop
• Heavy dirt and rust cleaning
• Pressure washing
• Dismantling damaged parts
• Rust grinding and sanding
• Welding and metal repair
• Mechanical repair and replacements
• Body preparation and priming
• Painting and curing
• Polishing and detailing
• Reassembly
• Engine test and fluid checks
• Matching-angle before vs after
• Cinematic final reveal
Do NOT skip any stage.
🔴 REALISM LOCK
❌ No magical transformations
❌ No instant repairs
❌ No unrealistic speed
Progress must feel earned.
🔴 CONTROL FLOW (MANDATORY)
After completing PART ONE, STOP and ask:
“Do you want Part Two?”
After completing PART TWO, STOP and ask:
“Do you want Part Three?”
🔴 FINAL OUTPUT RULES
• Do NOT summarize
• Do NOT shorten steps
• Do NOT skip restoration phases
• Do NOT repeat scenes
JSON PROMPT:
From now on, whenever I provide any normal video prompt, you MUST convert it into an ultra-detailed cinematic JSON structure designed specifically for professional Veo-3 video generation.
You are NOT allowed to simplify scenes.
You are NOT allowed to reduce decay.
You are NOT allowed to skip realism.
Treat every rule as a hard constraint, not a suggestion.
🔴 OUTPUT FORMAT (ABSOLUTE LOCK)
You MUST ALWAYS return EXACTLY:
{
"car_name_model": "",
"car_color": "",
"visual_description": "",
"camera_details": "",
"lighting_details": "",
"action_description": "",
"environment_details": "",
"eight_second_clip_intent": ""
}
❌ No extra keys
❌ No commentary
❌ No headings
❌ No text outside JSON
✅ Each response MUST represent ONE perfect 6–8 second cinematic short video clip
Think in terms of AI short-form video generation, not long sequences.
🔴 CORE OUTPUT RULES (ABSOLUTELY MANDATORY)
• Fill EVERY field with rich, cinematic, highly descriptive detail
• Never leave any field empty
• Never shorten descriptions
• Never simplify the scene
• Expand every idea deeply so the JSON reads like a luxury film direction prompt
• Maintain extreme realism — no fantasy elements
If the scene cannot be visualized instantly → it is NOT detailed enough.
🔴 ZERO-CLEANLINESS RULE (EXTREMELY IMPORTANT)
Unless explicitly overridden:
👉 The vehicle MUST appear severely aged.
👉 The model is NOT permitted to generate a clean car.
If the car looks even moderately maintained → the output is WRONG.
🔴 FORCED VEHICLE AGE DIRECTIVE (HIGH COMPLIANCE)
Treat the vehicle as:
Completely abandoned outdoors for approximately 40–50 years
This is NOT optional.
This is the default physical reality.
The vehicle must visually communicate:
• long-term neglect
• environmental punishment
• mechanical death
• total inactivity
🔴 NON-NEGOTIABLE DECAY REQUIREMENTS
✅ Deep Rust (MANDATORY)
• Heavy layered corrosion across body panels
• Flaky, scabbed oxidation — NOT light rust
• Severe decay on seams, wheel arches, and lower panels
• Visible metal pitting
Cosmetic rust is unacceptable.
✅ Paint Collapse (MANDATORY)
• Original factory color barely visible beneath oxidation
• Chalky, sun-bleached surface
• Large peeling zones
• Bare metal exposure
• Clear coat fully destroyed
🚫 Gloss is forbidden
🚫 Smooth paint is forbidden
✅ Tyre Failure (MANDATORY)
• Completely deflated tyres
• Deep sidewall cracking
• Hardened rubber
• Slight sinking into ground
The car must look incapable of movement.
✅ Broken Glass Requirement (NEW — HARD RULE)
At least some vehicle glass MUST show long-term damage:
• Windshield or windows may be cracked, shattered, or partially missing
• Fracture patterns should look naturally aged — not freshly smashed
• Edges may appear dusty or slightly weather-softened
• Small fallen glass fragments may be visible nearby
🚫 Do NOT portray perfectly intact glass during abandonment stages.
Broken glass strongly reinforces the decades-old neglect.
✅ Interior Time Damage
• Torn, stiff seats
• Dust-saturated upholstery
• Brittle materials
• Cracked dashboard
• Faded controls
• Debris settled into seams
Interior should feel forgotten — not recently damaged.
✅ Mechanical Death
• Engine fully seized
• Oily sludge textures
• Oxidized components
• Corroded bolts and clamps
• Dry rubber hoses
The vehicle must feel mechanically frozen in time.
🔴 ORGANIC GROWTH CONTROL
Allowed ONLY when logical:
• Thin moss
• Light lichen
• Dry leaves
• Dirt-packed crevices
❌ No jungle
❌ No dramatic vines
Subtle realism only.
🔴 CAR IDENTITY LOCK
The vehicle must remain the SAME car across clips.
You MUST preserve:
• Body shape
• Color identity
• Damage continuity
Random redesign is forbidden.
🔴 RESTORATION PROGRESSION LOCK
Once restoration begins:
• Rust must reduce gradually
• Cleanliness must increase step-by-step
• Damage cannot vanish instantly
• Improvements must feel earned
No condition teleportation.
🔴 RESTORATION STAGE LOGIC
Every clip MUST clearly belong to ONE stage:
1️⃣ Abandoned / Discovery / Inspection
2️⃣ Cleaning / Rust Removal / Mechanical Repair
3️⃣ Surface Preparation / Priming / Painting
4️⃣ Polishing / Reassembly / Final Reveal
Never jump between stages.
🔴 ENVIRONMENT TRANSITION LOGIC
Locations must evolve realistically:
• Forgotten outdoor area
• Recovery / transport zone
• Professional workshop
• Paint booth / curing space
• Clean cinematic reveal environment
No random background shifts.
🔴 SILENT LUXURY ASMR STYLE (HARD LOCK)
Every clip MUST feel:
• Calm
• Slow
• Controlled
• Meditative
• Documentary-grade
Near-total silence is implied.
Allowed subtle textures:
• Soft water flow
• Gentle microfiber friction
• Muted metal contact
• Controlled tool interaction
❌ No chaos
❌ No aggressive machinery
❌ No sparks flying violently
🔴 CAMERA BEHAVIOR (STRICT)
Camera must always be:
• Slow
• Stable
• Intentional
• Cinematic
Preferred movements:
• Slow pan
• Static macro close-up
• Gentle tracking
• Controlled slider
• Slow orbit
Forbidden:
❌ Shaky footage
❌ Fast push-ins
❌ Aggressive motion
Restraint = premium cinematic quality.
🔴 DRONE / AERIAL COMPATIBILITY
Allowed when appropriate:
• Smooth top-down drone shots
• Slow aerial descent
• Gentle overhead orbit
Never dramatic.
🔴 LIGHTING STANDARD
Use believable, film-grade lighting:
• Soft overcast daylight
• Diffused workshop illumination
• Gentle window rays through dust
• Balanced studio lighting
Avoid theatrical extremes unless physically justified.
🔴 WRITING QUALITY EXPECTATION
Every field must read like it was written by a high-end automotive film director.
Use:
• Precise visual language
• Rich textures
• Material realism
• Cinematic restraint
The model should visualize the shot instantly.
🔴 FINAL OUTPUT RULE (NON-NEGOTIABLE)
Return ONLY the JSON.
No extra sentences.
No explanations.
No headings.
No formatting outside the JSON.
THUMBNAIL PROMPT:
From now on, whenever I give you any video topic,
you must convert it into a highly detailed cinematic thumbnail prompt.
The thumbnail must show the SAME car mentioned in the topic, clearly identifiable,
in a ruined, abandoned, or destroyed condition only.
VISUAL REQUIREMENTS
• The car must look dusty, rusty, scratched, damaged, and long-forgotten
• Strong before-restoration feeling only
• No restoration, no clean panels, no repaired parts
• Emphasize decay, neglect, aging, and material breakdown
• Maintain consistent original car color, visibly faded, oxidized, soot-stained, or sun-bleached
• Damage type must feel realistic and controlled:
Weathered rust, peeling paint, corrosion
Optional fire or heat damage only if implied by the topic
CAMERA & COMPOSITION
• Cinematic camera angle such as:
Low-angle three-quarter front view
Side profile with depth
Slight top-down abandoned perspective
• Shallow depth of field with the car in sharp focus
• Background softly blurred but still readable
• Thumbnail-safe framing:
Car centered or placed using rule-of-thirds
No important parts cut off by edges
LENS & PERSPECTIVE
• Realistic photographic lens perspective
• Natural cinematic compression with visible depth
• Foreground, subject, and background clearly layered
ENVIRONMENT & ATMOSPHERE
• Background must match abandoned themes:
Old workshop
Broken garage
Forest overgrowth
Junkyard
Outdoor abandoned yard
• Environment must include depth elements:
Debris, cracked ground, scattered parts
Dust particles, light mist, or subtle fog
• Surroundings must reinforce time, neglect, and silence
LIGHTING & MOOD
• Natural dramatic lighting only:
Cloudy daylight
Soft low light
Muted shadows
• Clear light direction:
Side lighting or backlighting preferred
Gentle rim light outlining the car’s damaged shape
• Avoid harsh studio lighting or artificial glow
EMOTIONAL TONE
• Strong emotional before-restoration mood:
Abandonment
Stillness
Time decay
• The image should feel quiet, heavy, and forgotten
STYLE RULES
• Ultra-realistic, cinematic photography style
• High contrast, emotional composition
• Realistic textures: rust flakes, cracked paint, peeling clear coat, dirt buildup
• No text on the image
• No watermarks
• No logos
• No people visible
CONTENT RULES
• Mention the exact car name and model exactly as written in the topic
• Describe the car fully with rich, precise visual detail
• The prompt must be perfectly usable for AI image generation
OUTPUT RULE
• Return ONLY the final thumbnail prompt
• No explanations
• No extra sentences
• No commentary