Prompt in Arabic or English
Describe the scene in the language you prefer. Name the location, action and camera movement; add concise English visual terms if the selected model misses a detail in your Arabic prompt.
Turn a scene idea into a short video for Arabic-speaking audiences. Start with a travel shot, product reveal or animated story, then adapt the example prompt to your audience. Write in Arabic or English and choose vertical or widescreen framing.
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Prompt Guide
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Build the shot around your audience, placement and message, from a local product campaign to a short animated story.
Describe the scene in the language you prefer. Name the location, action and camera movement; add concise English visual terms if the selected model misses a detail in your Arabic prompt.
A Petra travel shot, a dabke celebration and a maqluba recipe need different visual cues. Specify the place, clothing, architecture or food instead of relying on the word “Arabic” to define the scene.
Choose 9:16 for Reels, Shorts and TikTok, or 16:9 for YouTube, websites and presentations. Set the ratio before generating so the subject has room in the final frame.
Explore the existing product, fashion, food and animation examples. Use their prompts as a starting point, then change the subject, lighting or movement to fit your own brief.
Where the selected model supports reference images, use one to guide appearance. Repeat clothing, props and colors in related prompts, then review each result for continuity.
Select from the models shown in the workspace without rewriting your creative brief. Check the chosen model’s available settings and trial or credit requirements before generating.
Explore animated stories, fashion reels, food reveals and campaign visuals with their scene prompts. Adapt one to your brief; results will vary with the model and settings you choose.
A playful 9:16 3D animated camel mascot wearing a teal scarf sprints across bright desert dunes toward a simple wooden finish marker. Low tracking camera, cheerful expression, lively sand spray, clean blue sky, warm sunlight, smooth family-friendly character animation, no text, no logo.
Create Your VersionA warm 9:16 animated workshop story about an adult Arab woman inventor in a rust-colored headscarf and practical white coat. She carefully adjusts a miniature brass clockwork falcon in her hands; its wings unfold and it lifts gently from her palm. Intricate gears, teal machinery, expressive face, cinematic amber light, polished feature-animation style, no text, no logo.
Create Your VersionA cinematic 9:16 animated fantasy in a vast palace library. An adult Arab woman in an emerald dress polishes an ornate golden lamp; blue-violet energy rises, opens a radiant arched portal, and reveals a floating tropical world beyond. Smooth reveal, volumetric light, rich detail, wonder-filled feature-film mood, no text, no logo.
Create Your VersionA joyful 9:16 social video of adult dancers performing dabke in a historic stone courtyard at night. They wear colorful traditional clothing, move in a connected line, and wave white handkerchiefs while a drummer plays behind them. Warm lantern light, energetic footwork, respectful cultural detail, handheld festival atmosphere, no text, no logo.
Create Your VersionA refined 9:16 modest-fashion reel that opens on a tailor cutting emerald fabric, then reveals an adult model wearing a flowing green kaftan with gold embroidery in a sunlit courtyard of geometric arches. Slow turn, elegant fabric motion, editorial composition, natural daylight, premium fashion-film finish, no text, no logo.
Create Your VersionA mouth-watering 9:16 recipe reel showing maqluba preparation in close-up: layers of seasoned rice and roasted vegetables are assembled in a deep pot, the pot is confidently inverted onto an engraved serving tray, then lifted to reveal the golden layered dish. Crisp food detail, warm kitchen light, steady overhead and close camera angles, no text, no logo.
Create Your VersionA premium 9:16 UGC-style product reel featuring an adult Arab man in a black thobe unboxing an amber oud fragrance. Cut to a macro shot of the atomizer spraying above dark oud wood, then a clean hero shot as he presents the bottle. Warm black-and-gold palette, shallow depth of field, authentic gestures, luxury commercial lighting, no readable label, no logo.
Create Your VersionAn elegant 9:16 Ramadan campaign visual centered on an ornate metal fanous lantern glowing beside a reflecting pool in a serene arched courtyard at blue hour. The camera slowly pulls back as warm amber light reflects across the water and palm shadows frame the scene. Quiet premium mood, symmetrical composition, cinematic detail, no text, no logo.
Create Your VersionStart with one clear scene. These three steps take you from an idea to a first clip you can review and refine.
Write a short visual brief in Arabic or English: subject, setting, action, camera movement and lighting. Adapt an example prompt, or add a reference image if the selected model supports it.
Select an available model and duration. Use 9:16 for mobile feeds or 16:9 for widescreen, and check the model’s trial or credit requirements before generating.
Generate the clip, then check motion, framing and cultural details. Adjust one or two prompt details and try again. For a finished narrated video, review any generated speech and add or correct Arabic captions in your editor.
Yes. Enter an Arabic prompt describing the scene you want to generate. Start with one subject and action, then add the setting, lighting and camera movement. You can also use English visual directions alongside Arabic wording. Prompt interpretation and the final result depend on the selected model.
Arabic prompts do not guarantee Arabic speech or subtitles. Audio and dialogue support depend on the selected model. For spoken scenes, specify the exact line and dialect, such as Egyptian or Gulf Arabic, and review pronunciation. Add or correct narration and right-to-left captions in a video editor when needed.
Yes. Choose 9:16 for Reels, Shorts and TikTok, or 16:9 for widescreen content. Where the selected model supports image-to-video, upload a reference image and describe the movement to add. A reference can guide appearance, but check characters, products and details in the generated result.
A free trial is available when the selected model shows a Free Trial label and your account is eligible. Other models or additional generations may require credits or a paid plan. Check the current model, settings and account allowance before generating; access is not unlimited.
Check the applicable GlobalGPT plan, model conditions and Terms of Service before commercial use. Use source images, logos, voices and other material you have rights to use. Review product details, Arabic wording and cultural context before posting an ad or using a clip in a client campaign.