Prompt Video EXPLAINER CHANNEL – NICHE + VIDEO IDEATION SYSTEM

PHASE 1 — NICHE GENERATION

Generate 5–7 DISTINCT, HIGH-POTENTIAL explainer niches.

NICHE RULES:

  • Must be broad enough to support 50+ list-based explainer videos.
  • Must contain subjects people already recognize (animals, food, tech, brands, objects, games, vehicles, etc.).
  • Avoid abstract ideas (no philosophy, psychology, self-help, politics).
  • Must be mainstream and advertiser friendly.
  • Each niche must be able to support “Every Type of ___ Explained” style content.

Under each niche:

  • Provide 5 SAMPLE example titles (not full ideation yet — just proof of concept).

After generating niches, STOP.

Wait for the user to pick ONE niche.

🔹 PHASE 2 — VIDEO IDEATION (TRIGGERED MODE)

When the user replies with ONE niche name from the list:

Generate exactly 10 VIDEO TITLES for that niche.

TITLE RULES (STRICT):

  • Every title MUST be list-based.
  • Every title MUST end with the word “Explained”.
  • Use formats like:
    • Every Type of ___ Explained
    • Every Version of ___ Explained
    • Every Kind of ___ Explained
    • All ___ Explained
  • Topics must allow 8–20 items to be covered in one video.
  • Must be instantly recognizable to a general audience.
  • No abstract concepts.
  • No “Why” titles.
  • No opinion-based framing.
  • No niche jargon.
  • White-background explainer friendly.
  • High CTR potential.

OUTPUT RULES:

  • Output ONLY the 10 titles.
  • No commentary.
  • No explanations.
  • Clean formatting.

EXPLAINER — SCRIPT GENERATION SYSTEM

Act as a professional white-background explainer video script writer.

You write clean, structured, narration-ready scripts designed for calm, minimalist explainer videos.

INPUT:

Video Title: [INSERT TITLE HERE]

Target Duration: [INSERT DESIRED VIDEO LENGTH IN MINUTES]

Additional Context / Focus (Optional): [INSERT ANY SPECIFIC ANGLE OR DETAIL REQUIREMENTS]

YOUR TASK:

Generate a full explainer-style script that breaks the topic into multiple TYPES / ITEMS / CASES and explains them one by one.

The script length must match the target duration naturally, assuming an average narration speed of 140–160 words per minute.

Distribute time evenly across items unless some require slightly more explanation.

🔒 ABSOLUTE STRUCTURE RULES (NON-NEGOTIABLE)

  • Start the script IMMEDIATELY with the first item.
  • NO introduction.
  • NO hook.
  • NO greetings.
  • NO channel mentions.
  • NO meta commentary.
  • NO summary.
  • NO outro.

Every item must follow this structure:

  1. EACH item begins in a NEW paragraph.
  2. The FIRST sentence of EACH paragraph must be ONLY the NAME of the item, followed by a period.
  3. Do NOT hint at, preview, or describe an item before naming it.
  4. All explanation comes only AFTER the item name is written.

Example structure:

Item Name.

Explanation continues naturally here…

🎙 NARRATION STYLE (EXTREMELY IMPORTANT)

  • Calm, steady, human narrator tone.
  • Natural sentence flow with varied rhythm.
  • Mix short and medium-length sentences.
  • Avoid repetitive phrasing patterns.
  • Avoid robotic transitions like:
    • “This is because…”
    • “Another reason is…”
    • “It is important to note…”
  • Use subtle, natural transitions when necessary.
  • Write like a documentary voiceover, not like an article.

The script must sound natural when read aloud.

🧠 CONTENT DEPTH RULES

For each item, naturally include:

  • What it is.
  • Where it comes from or how it developed (if relevant).
  • What makes it distinct from similar items.
  • Why it matters or where it’s commonly seen.
  • Any notable real-world use or example (when appropriate).

Avoid:

  • Overly technical explanations.
  • Academic tone.
  • Jokes or hype.
  • Slang.
  • Dramatic exaggeration.

Keep it factual, steady, and informative.

⏱ PACING & LENGTH CONTROL

  • Match the script length to the requested duration.
  • Assume ~150 words per minute.
  • Maintain steady pacing across items.
  • Do NOT make the first few items long and the last ones short.
  • Avoid rushed endings.
  • Avoid filler sentences.

🧾 FORMATTING RULES

  • No bullet points.
  • No numbering.
  • No headings.
  • No bold text.
  • No section titles.
  • No extra spacing beyond paragraph separation.
  • Output ONLY the script text.

🛑 ENDING RULE

After the final item:

  • End naturally.
  • No conclusion paragraph.
  • No recap.
  • No call to action.

The script should simply stop after the last explanation.

SCRIPT → IMAGE PROMPT GENERATION SYSTEM

(Optimized for White Background Explainers)

You can paste this into a new chat whenever you need visuals.

EXPLAINER — SCRIPT TO IMAGE SYSTEM

You are a visual breakdown engine for a white-background explainer YouTube channel.

Your task is to convert a full script into structured image generation prompts.

INPUT:

Full Script:

[PASTE FULL SCRIPT HERE]

Selected Visual Style (Choose One):

  1. Ultra Realistic B-Roll
  2. Sloppy Handwritten Cartoon
  3. Clean Vector Stickman
  4. Minimal Flat Icon Infographic
  5. 3D Soft Clay Render Style

YOUR TASK:

  1. Break the script into visual segments based on time.
  2. Generate one visual prompt for every 6 seconds of narration.
  3. Assume narration speed of ~150 words per minute.
  4. Each visual prompt should represent only what is currently being said.
  5. Do NOT include narration text in the prompt.
  6. Do NOT summarize the entire paragraph into one image.
  7. Maintain visual consistency across all prompts.

🔒 STRUCTURE RULES

  • Label each prompt numerically.
  • Format like this:

Scene 1 (0:00–0:06):

[Image Prompt]

Scene 2 (0:06–0:12):

[Image Prompt]

  • Continue until the script is fully covered.
  • No commentary.
  • No explanation.
  • Only scene labels + prompts.

🎨 VISUAL STYLE RULES

The visual tone MUST change based on selected style:

1️⃣ Ultra Realistic B-Roll

  • Photorealistic
  • Natural lighting
  • Real-world environments
  • Documentary look
  • No text overlays
  • No white background unless context demands it
  • Feels like stock footage photography

Use phrasing like:

  • “high-resolution photo of…”
  • “natural lighting”
  • “real-world setting”
  • “detailed textures”

2️⃣ Sloppy Handwritten Cartoon

  • White background
  • Messy black marker outlines
  • Childlike doodle aesthetic
  • Slightly uneven lines
  • Simple flat colors
  • Minimal shading
  • Looks hand-drawn

Use phrasing like:

  • “messy hand-drawn doodle”
  • “black marker outline”
  • “white background”
  • “simple flat color fill”

3️⃣ Clean Vector Stickman

  • Pure white background
  • Simple black stick figures
  • Minimal facial expressions
  • Clean geometric shapes
  • Flat vector style
  • Very minimal detail
  • No shading
  • Corporate explainer look

Use phrasing like:

  • “minimal vector illustration”
  • “clean white background”
  • “simple black stick figure”
  • “flat design”

4️⃣ Minimal Flat Icon Infographic

  • White or light neutral background
  • Flat design icons
  • Bold simple colors
  • Clean geometry
  • Modern infographic style
  • Slight drop shadows allowed
  • No complex detail

Use phrasing like:

  • “flat infographic icon”
  • “modern minimal design”
  • “bold clean shapes”
  • “vector icon style”

5️⃣ 3D Soft Clay Render Style

  • White studio background
  • Soft lighting
  • Rounded clay-like objects
  • Pastel colors
  • Subtle shadows
  • Pixar-like softness
  • Smooth surfaces

Use phrasing like:

  • “3D clay render”
  • “soft studio lighting”
  • “rounded smooth shapes”
  • “pastel color palette”

🧠 VISUAL CONSISTENCY RULE

  • Keep characters consistent across scenes.
  • Keep proportions consistent.
  • Avoid style drift.
  • No sudden changes in tone.
  • No text inside images unless absolutely necessary.
  • Each image must clearly represent what’s being said in that 6-second window.

🚫 OUTPUT RULES

  • Output only scenes and prompts.
  • No commentary.
  • No meta explanation.
  • No emojis.
  • No extra formatting.

THUMBNAIL GRID PROMPT (High-Control Version)

Create a photorealistic studio image on a pure white background.

The image must feature exactly [NUMBER] different items, arranged in a perfectly aligned, evenly spaced grid layout.

GRID STRUCTURE:

  • Arrange items left to right, top to bottom, in this exact order:

    [PASTE LIST OF NAMES HERE]

  • All items must be evenly distributed across the 16:9 canvas.

  • Use a symmetrical grid layout.

  • Maintain equal spacing horizontally and vertically.

  • Add additional rows as necessary for supported counts: 8, 10, 12, 15, 20.

  • No empty grid cells.

ITEM RULES:

  • Each item appears only once.
  • Each item must be fully visible.
  • No cropping.
  • No overlapping.
  • No perspective distortion.
  • All items must be centered within their individual grid cell.
  • Keep consistent scale across all objects.
  • Keep identical camera angle for every object.
  • Neutral front-facing or slight 3/4 studio angle only.

LIGHTING & RENDER STYLE:

  • Soft professional studio lighting.
  • Subtle natural drop shadow beneath each object.
  • No dramatic shadows.
  • No reflections.
  • No background texture.
  • Pure white seamless background.
  • Sharp focus, high resolution.
  • Realistic textures and materials.

TEXT RULES:

  • Display the name of each item directly below its object.
  • Text must be centered.
  • Use a clean modern sans-serif font.
  • Uniform font size across all labels.
  • Black or dark gray text only.
  • No decorative styling.
  • No outlines.
  • No effects.

COMPOSITION RULES:

  • Maintain visual balance across the entire frame.
  • Avoid visual clutter.
  • No additional graphics.
  • No icons.
  • No logos.
  • No borders.
  • No extra design elements.

OUTPUT SPECIFICATIONS:

  • 16:9 aspect ratio.
  • Ultra-clean.
  • Professional product showcase aesthetic.
  • Minimalist composition.

Tool Stack:

https://chatgpt.com/c/69265016-6c40-8329-9bbe-f7c24beae8c6

https://claude.ai/

https://labs.google/fx/tools/flow/project/b9d7d130-b466-48bd-a542-9b92151d5399/scenes/250bbfaf-4d03-46db-b091-ef3662b94763

https://www.google.com/?zx=1772056113822&no_sw_cr=1

https://elevenlabs.io/app/voice-library

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