Viral stone-painting videos: the prompt that is working
A recipe shared in the community for a niche that grows without showing your face.
The framework brings together instructions for creating stone-painting videos with artificial intelligence. The process has two steps: first, generate an image of the finished painted stone; then use that image as a reference to create a sped-up video, in timelapse style, showing the painting process.
For users, this sequence helps guide the video so the stone starts unpainted and receives color in layers. The instructions also aim to prevent unexpected changes to the stone’s shape or the painting from appearing all at once. The idea can be adapted to subjects such as cats, product packaging, and landscapes.
To get started, choose a subject, decide which elements will be painted, and specify the order of painting. That is the framework’s general formula. The final image can be generated with Nano Banana Pro or Nano Banana 2 and used as a reference for the Image-to-Video step. Check that the instructions clearly describe each layer and its sequence.
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