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🌻Free to Use Customizable Mini Model🌻 Includes: 3364+ possible hair combinations 2605 possible outfit combinations 3 ear options 3 teeth options 5 skin tones Color customizable, hair, eyes, clothing & accessories An set up instruction sheet! #Vtuberasset #freeVTuberAssets

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Here are the possible hair and clothing parts so you can see if you'll get use out of the model before downloading it!

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You can find this model on my ko-fi by going to the carrd in my bio! I had to delete the product link (and all other outsource links from my page) in an attempt to fix my search suggestion ban~

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@HoneyKudzu This is what happens when you don't read the instructions or watch the video. Super awesome of you to make this for community! 🧡🧡🧡

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Omg what did you do xD??

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@HoneyKudzu I've been playing around with all the settings and customizations. SUPER CUTE <3

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Awwwe, omg you made such a cutie with it😍💕

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@HoneyKudzu This is amazing!!

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@HoneyKudzu Omg I am having WAY too much fun!!! I love this so much!!!

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She rubs her eyes, checks her phone, looks toward the rainy window, stretches slightly and gets out of bed. Her long hair is naturally messy from sleeping. 00:14–00:22 — GETTING READY: She walks to the bathroom, washes her face, brushes her teeth and looks sleepily into the mirror. She casually fixes her hair. She returns to the bedroom and changes into the white athletic crop top, loose light-gray sweatpants and white sneakers. Her hair is now tied into a neat high ponytail. Show the clothing change only as a natural transition: she leaves the frame in her nightdress and returns dressed for the gym. No nudity. 00:22–00:29 — LEAVING: She stands in the apartment entryway wearing her gym outfit. She checks herself briefly in a simple mirror, puts her phone and water bottle into a gym bag, grabs a black umbrella and leaves the apartment. The camera follows casually behind her. 00:29–00:36 — RAINY SEOUL: She walks through a quiet Seoul residential neighborhood under the black umbrella. Wet pavement, apartment buildings, parked cars, utility poles and small storefronts in the background. Her ponytail and loose sweatpants move naturally as she walks. She briefly turns toward the camera, notices she is being filmed and gives a small sleepy smile. 00:36–00:49 — GYM: She enters a clean modern neighborhood gym. She puts away her umbrella and gym bag. She begins with a light treadmill warm-up, then does stretching, dumbbell exercises and a simple resistance-machine exercise. Show realistic physical effort and natural breathing. Her ponytail moves naturally during exercise. She drinks water between sets. At one point she notices the camera filming her and gives a tiny amused smile before continuing. No exaggerated posing, no unrealistic weights, no fitness-model performance. 00:49–00:54 — FINISH: She finishes her workout, stretches her shoulders, wipes her forehead with a small towel and puts on a loose dark zip-up hoodie over her gym outfit. 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156,611 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Made this video with GPT IMAGE 2 + seedance 2.5 Prompt ⤵️ DURATION: 30 seconds ASPECT RATIO: Use the video's available landscape/cinematic ratio. STYLE: Ultra-photorealistic live-action cooking and lifestyle vlog, premium food-commercial cinematography, realistic human behavior, natural hand movements, realistic cooking physics, authentic home atmosphere, cinematic lighting, subtle handheld camera movement, realistic food textures, natural skin and hair. REFERENCE ASSIGNMENT: irene galbraith = FEMALE CHARACTER ĐI MДGĐ = KITCHEN ENVIRONMENT imogen = INGREDIENTS AND COOKING SETUP CurlyQ2 = COOKING ACTION silvercoupe = FINISHED CREAMY CHICKEN PASTA @IMG6 = DINING SCENE Use all uploaded references consistently. CHARACTER CONSISTENCY: The SAME woman from irene galbraith must appear throughout the entire video. Preserve her exact face, facial features, hairstyle, skin tone, body proportions and overall identity. Do not change her appearance between scenes. Preserve the same casual home-cooking outfit from irene galbraith. FOOD CONSISTENCY: The dish throughout the entire video is EXACTLY the creamy chicken pasta shown in imogen and silvercoupe. Maintain the same pasta, chicken, mushrooms, cherry tomatoes, cream sauce, parmesan and parsley throughout. Do not change the dish between scenes. --- 0–4 SECONDS — PREPARATION Use ĐI MДGĐ and imogen. The woman enters the kitchen and approaches the countertop. The ingredients for creamy chicken pasta are neatly arranged in front of her. She looks over the ingredients and begins preparing dinner. Camera starts with a natural medium-wide kitchen shot and gently moves closer. Show the real home environment. --- 4–9 SECONDS — CHOPPING Use imogen and CurlyQ2. The woman places vegetables on the wooden cutting board. She carefully chops garlic, onion and mushrooms with a kitchen knife. Show realistic hand and finger movement. Include a brief close-up of the knife cutting the vegetables. Vegetables naturally separate as she cuts them. Return to a medium shot showing her focused expression. Keep the action smooth and believable. --- 9–15 SECONDS — COOKING Use CurlyQ2. She places the pan on the stove and adds a small amount of olive oil. She adds the prepared chicken and vegetables into the hot pan. A realistic sizzling sound and subtle steam accompany the cooking. She uses a wooden spoon to stir the ingredients. The chicken gradually cooks while the vegetables soften. Camera moves from a side angle toward the pan. Include a close-up of the food sizzling and being stirred. --- 15–20 SECONDS — CREAMY SAUCE & PASTA Continue using CurlyQ2 and imogen. She adds the creamy sauce ingredients to the pan. The sauce mixes naturally with the chicken and vegetables. She adds the cooked pasta. She gently tosses and stirs everything together. The creamy sauce coats the pasta realistically. Steam rises naturally from the pan. Show a satisfying close-up of the finished creamy texture. Do not rush this action. --- 20–24 SECONDS — PLATING Use silvercoupe. The woman transfers the freshly cooked creamy chicken pasta from the pan onto the ceramic plate. She carefully arranges the pasta. She adds parmesan and fresh parsley on top. A small amount of realistic steam rises from the hot food. Camera transitions into a premium close-up food shot. Make the dish look genuinely freshly cooked and appetizing. --- 24–30 SECONDS — DINNER Use @IMG6. The woman sits at the dining table with the finished creamy chicken pasta. She picks up the fork naturally. She takes a small bite. She tastes the food and gives a genuine satisfied smile. She briefly looks toward the camera as if sharing the moment with her audience. Camera slowly pushes toward her and the plate. End on a warm, cozy lifestyle shot of the woman enjoying the dinner she prepared herself. CUT TO BLACK. --- CAMERA PRIORITY: Use natural cinematic camera movement. Wide establishing shots for the kitchen. Medium shots for cooking actions. Close-ups for chopping and sizzling food. Macro-style food detail during sauce and plating. Gentle push-in during the final dining moment. Avoid excessive camera shake. Avoid unnecessary camera movement. Keep the woman and the food clearly readable. --- REALISM PRIORITY: Natural human movement. Realistic hand anatomy. Realistic knife handling. Realistic food physics. Realistic steam. Realistic sauce consistency. Realistic sizzling and stirring. Natural facial expressions. Natural eating motion. No exaggerated movements. No instant food transformations. No teleporting ingredients. No changing kitchen. No changing outfit. No changing character. --- FINAL RULES: Same woman throughout. Same face throughout. Same kitchen throughout. Same outfit throughout. Same creamy chicken pasta throughout. Same ingredients throughout. No different woman. No face morphing. No extra people. No distorted hands. No extra fingers. No unrealistic eating. No cartoon. No anime. No fantasy. No text. No logos. No watermark. The final result should feel like a genuine cinematic cooking vlog filmed inside a real woman's home. Reference Image prompt: Create an ultra-photorealistic premium female character reference sheet using the uploaded woman as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE. IDENTITY — ABSOLUTE PRIORITY: Preserve the exact identity of the woman in the uploaded image. Keep her: - exact face shape - eyes - eyebrows - nose - lips - jawline - skin tone - natural skin texture - hairstyle - hairline - facial proportions - age appearance - feminine body proportions Do not redesign her face. Do not beautify or alter her recognizable features. She must look like the exact same real woman in every view. CHARACTER CONCEPT: Create a realistic modern young woman who will be the main protagonist of a cinematic everyday cooking/lifestyle video. She has a natural, approachable appearance and relaxed confident personality. Create a realistic everyday home-cooking appearance rather than a fashion-model look. OUTFIT: A tasteful modern casual home outfit suitable for cooking dinner: - simple fitted neutral-colored top - comfortable casual trousers - clean natural styling - minimal jewelry - no high-fashion styling - no excessive makeup Keep the outfit practical and believable for a woman cooking at home. CHARACTER SHEET LAYOUT: Create one professional reference sheet containing: 1. Full-body FRONT view 2. Full-body 3/4 FRONT view 3. Full-body SIDE view 4. Full-body BACK view 5. Medium portrait 6. Close-up facial portrait 7. Natural smiling expression 8. Neutral expression 9. Hands and clothing detail Every view must show the EXACT SAME WOMAN. BODY & ANATOMY: Natural realistic feminine proportions. Lean, healthy everyday physique. Accurate human anatomy. Natural posture. No exaggerated body proportions. HAIR: Preserve the exact hairstyle from the uploaded reference. Show realistic individual hair strands and natural volume. PHOTOGRAPHY: Ultra-photorealistic live-action photography. Premium cinematic lifestyle production quality. Realistic skin pores and texture. Natural hair detail. Physically accurate clothing fabric. Soft professional studio lighting. Natural shadows. Subtle realistic depth of field. High-end commercial photography quality. BACKGROUND: Clean warm-neutral studio background. Minimal distractions. The character must be clearly separated from the background. IDENTITY CONSISTENCY: This exact woman will be used as the main character in: irene galbraith Character CurlyQ2 Cooking Action @IMG6 Dining Scene and the final 30-second video. Her face and identity must remain identical across all references and video scenes. IMPORTANT NEGATIVE RULES: No face redesign. No different woman. No face morphing. No age change. No hairstyle change. No masculine features. No exaggerated makeup. No unrealistic body proportions. No cartoon. No anime. No CGI-looking skin. No text. No logo. No watermark. Premium photorealistic cinematic character reference sheet.

Elsa Ai

19,972 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Finally got my dream Chanel bag using Seedance 2.5 and I'm honestly obsessed, ✨👜 Created with Seedance 2.5 Prompt: Ultra-realistic luxury UGC lifestyle commercial, premium skincare commercial quality, authentic TikTok/Instagram creator style, 16:9 aspect ratio, 30-second continuous cinematic sequence, warm luxury color grading, realistic lighting, natural human acting, stable facial identity, natural body mechanics, realistic cloth physics, luxury fashion aesthetic. [Reference Setup]: - Model Reference: Use Reference Image 1 for the female model to preserve identical facial identity, hairstyle, outfit, and jewelry across all frames. No face morphing or identity drift. - Product Reference: Use Reference Image 2 for the black Chanel quilted handbag with gold chain. Preserve exact leather texture, quilting pattern, gold hardware, and proportions. Never replace or change the handbag design. [Scene Progression & Action Sequence]: - Scene 1 (0-5s): Bright modern bedroom with large window and warm morning sunlight. The girl films herself with a front camera like a lifestyle vlogger, smiling naturally and excitedly lifting the black Chanel handbag toward the camera, rotating it so the leather and gold chain catch the sunlight. Dialogue: "Guys... I finally got my dream Chanel bag! Look how gorgeous this is!" - Scene 2 (5-9s): Bedroom full-length mirror. She stands in front of the mirror, places the bag over her shoulder, turns left and right, smiles proudly, and adjusts her hair. Dialogue: "I seriously can't stop looking at it." - Scene 3 (9-14s): Outside luxury street with beautiful afternoon sunlight and storefronts. She walks with confidence, the Chanel bag naturally swings, wind gently moves her hair. Dialogue: "It literally matches every outfit." - Scene 4 (14-19s): Luxury shopping mall interior with designer boutiques. She walks with shopping bags, places the handbag on a café table for a second, picks it up again, and laughs naturally. Dialogue: "I'm obsessed with it." - Scene 5 (19-23s): Luxury bedroom at night with a warm bedside lamp. She is asleep peacefully, holding the handbag beside her pillow. (No dialogue). - Scene 6 (23-27s): Dream sequence with soft dreamy lighting. The handbag suddenly disappears. She instantly wakes up in panic, looks around quickly, checks beside the bed and under the blanket with faster breathing. Dialogue: "Oh my god... where's my bag?!" - Scene 7 (27-30s): She suddenly notices the Chanel bag safely beside her pillow, relaxes immediately, laughs softly, places her hand on the bag, closes her eyes, and falls asleep hugging it. Fade to black. Dialogue: "Oh... it was just a dream." "Goodnight." [Audio & Technical Constraints]: Natural English speaking with perfect lip-sync, soft luxury lifestyle music, natural room and outdoor mall ambience, no subtitles, smooth cinematic camera movements (handheld vlog selfie, mirror POV, tracking shots, macro product close-ups, and slow cinematic push-ins), realistic hand interactions with the handbag, realistic mirror reflections, no extra fingers or object deformation.

Avelyrah

11,055 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

I like this. You gotta watch it with the sound on. ---prompt--- 9:16 vertical, 30-second ultra-photorealistic live-action cinematic portrait film, ancient Chinese aesthetic, intimate historical portrait photography / classical Chinese beauty MV. Strictly preserve the same clearly adult woman from the reference image, maintaining consistent facial identity, facial features, proportions, long black hair, skin tone, and her soft, cool, subtly alluring presence throughout the entire video. She is the only character in the film. No other people appear. The setting is a quiet traditional Chinese boudoir at night, filled with carved wooden lattice windows, an antique bronze mirror and vanity, a silk-covered bed, layers of translucent gauze curtains, folding screens, and warm candlelight. Pale blue moonlight enters through the window and blends naturally with the warm amber candlelight. She wears a flowing ancient Chinese dress in muted rouge pink and moonlight white, layered with delicate translucent fabrics and a long lightweight silk shawl draped loosely around her arms. Her long black hair is loosely pinned up, with several fine strands falling naturally across her cheeks and neck. Shot 1 — First Glimpse Through the Gauze The camera is hidden behind layers of translucent gauze curtains, creating large areas of soft, dreamy foreground blur. She initially sits on the edge of the bed with her back toward the camera, quietly adjusting the loose sleeve and silk shawl resting around her arms. A gentle breeze moves the strands of hair beside her face. As if she suddenly senses someone watching her, her hands pause first. Her shoulders slowly begin to turn, and only afterward does her head follow. She looks back over her shoulder. Her eyes briefly pass across the camera before finally meeting the lens. The camera slowly moves closer during the entire motion, ending on an intimate close-up of her face framed naturally by loose hair and translucent gauze. Shot 2 — Walking Through the Curtains Continuing naturally from the previous eye contact, she slowly looks away, places one hand on the bed, and rises naturally to her feet. Her long dress gradually slips from the edge of the bed and unfolds toward the floor, while the silk shawl gently trails across the bedding. She turns sideways and begins walking through several layers of hanging gauze. With one hand, she gently pushes aside the curtain in front of her. The camera moves backward on the opposite side of the gauze, continuously following her movement as translucent fabric repeatedly drifts across the lens. As she approaches the camera, she briefly turns her face toward the lens. She then naturally walks past the camera. The camera smoothly pivots and follows her from behind, allowing the entire movement to finish before the next cut. Shot 3 — At the Bronze Mirror She arrives at the antique bronze vanity and sits down naturally. Her silk shawl softly slips beside the chair. She quietly studies her reflection, gently tucking a loose strand of hair beside her temple. She picks up a wooden comb and slowly brushes her hair from beside the ear toward the ends. The camera gradually moves laterally from behind her shoulder, allowing both her real silhouette and her reflected face to exist within the same composition. After finishing, she gently places the comb back onto the vanity. She does not turn around. Instead, her eyes slowly lift inside the bronze mirror until she is looking directly toward the camera through her reflection. She holds the gaze for a moment. A barely noticeable, almost ambiguous smile appears at the corner of her lips. Shot 4 — Moonlight by the Window She leaves the vanity and slowly walks toward the wooden lattice window while the camera follows from slightly behind her. She reaches forward and gently pushes open one side of the window. Cool pale-blue moonlight immediately enters the room. A soft night breeze moves through her long hair, silk shawl, and the gauze curtains behind her. One hand remains resting naturally against the wooden window frame as she quietly looks outside. She slowly closes her eyes and allows the breeze to pass across her face. After a moment, she opens them again. Without fully turning around, she slightly tilts her head and glances toward the camera from the corner of her eyes. The camera gradually arcs from behind her toward her profile, moving from a medium shot into a soft close-up. Moonlight gently traces the bridge of her nose, lips, cheekbones, and loose strands of hair. Shot 5 — Turning in Candlelight She leaves the window and walks toward the center of the room. When she reaches the warm candlelight, she naturally stops. As if hearing something behind her, she turns again. Her torso begins the movement first, while her long hair and lightweight silk shawl follow a fraction of a second later, creating a soft natural arc through the air. The camera performs a restrained half-orbit around her. She naturally follows the movement of the camera with her body. The silk shawl begins slipping from her shoulder. She gently catches it between her fingers for a moment, then allows the fabric to slowly fall again. This is not a choreographed dance. It should feel like an unconscious, graceful private gesture captured by chance. Shot 6 — Final Gaze She slowly walks back toward the bed. The complete action is visible: approaching the bed, turning her body, gathering part of her dress, and naturally sitting sideways on the edge. One hand rests loosely behind her for support while the other casually adjusts the long hair falling over her shoulder. At first, her eyes remain lowered. The camera slowly approaches from behind another translucent foreground curtain. Only when the camera reaches an intimate close-up does she slowly raise her eyes and look directly into the lens. Her expression remains quiet, languid, slightly distant, and subtly mysterious. She holds the gaze. A gentle breeze gradually pushes the foreground gauze across the camera. The translucent white fabric slowly covers more and more of the frame until her face becomes barely visible through the soft blur. The image naturally fades into the moving gauze and ends. Visual Language & Cinematography Soft-light CCD, 1990s Asian photobook aesthetic, intimate ancient Chinese portrait photography. 35–50mm lens language, subtle handheld movement, shallow depth of field, soft diffusion filter, blooming highlights, gentle halation, low contrast, slightly muted saturation, warm pink skin tones against cool blue-gray shadows, delicate film grain, subtle CCD digital noise, occasional natural focus breathing and slight imperfect focus. Frequently use translucent gauze as foreground obstruction, bronze-mirror reflections, over-the-shoulder framing, slow push-ins, gentle tracking shots, restrained camera orbits, and subtle handheld drifting. Do not divide the film into equal-duration shots. Every action must be allowed to fully develop and naturally finish before cutting. A turn completes before the edit. She fully reaches and settles at the vanity before transitioning. The window-opening gesture finishes naturally before the next movement begins. Connect shots organically through gauze passing across the lens, her body walking past the camera, flowing silk briefly obscuring the frame, turning movements, and mirror reflections, creating natural visual match cuts. The final result should feel like a continuous collection of intimate moments captured from the same night rather than six separately staged poses. No dialogue, no subtitles, no text, no modern objects, no additional characters, no rigid posing, no fixed five-second cuts, no rapid montage, no exaggerated visual effects. Keep her identity and facial features stable throughout. All movements are slow, complete, natural, and physically coherent. Hair, silk fabric, sleeves, shawl, and gauze curtains respond realistically to movement and wind.
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I like this. You gotta watch it with the sound on. ---prompt--- 9:16 vertical, 30-second ultra-photorealistic live-action cinematic portrait film, ancient Chinese aesthetic, intimate historical portrait photography / classical Chinese beauty MV. Strictly preserve the same clearly adult woman from the reference image, maintaining consistent facial identity, facial features, proportions, long black hair, skin tone, and her soft, cool, subtly alluring presence throughout the entire video. She is the only character in the film. No other people appear. The setting is a quiet traditional Chinese boudoir at night, filled with carved wooden lattice windows, an antique bronze mirror and vanity, a silk-covered bed, layers of translucent gauze curtains, folding screens, and warm candlelight. Pale blue moonlight enters through the window and blends naturally with the warm amber candlelight. She wears a flowing ancient Chinese dress in muted rouge pink and moonlight white, layered with delicate translucent fabrics and a long lightweight silk shawl draped loosely around her arms. Her long black hair is loosely pinned up, with several fine strands falling naturally across her cheeks and neck. Shot 1 — First Glimpse Through the Gauze The camera is hidden behind layers of translucent gauze curtains, creating large areas of soft, dreamy foreground blur. She initially sits on the edge of the bed with her back toward the camera, quietly adjusting the loose sleeve and silk shawl resting around her arms. A gentle breeze moves the strands of hair beside her face. As if she suddenly senses someone watching her, her hands pause first. Her shoulders slowly begin to turn, and only afterward does her head follow. She looks back over her shoulder. Her eyes briefly pass across the camera before finally meeting the lens. The camera slowly moves closer during the entire motion, ending on an intimate close-up of her face framed naturally by loose hair and translucent gauze. Shot 2 — Walking Through the Curtains Continuing naturally from the previous eye contact, she slowly looks away, places one hand on the bed, and rises naturally to her feet. Her long dress gradually slips from the edge of the bed and unfolds toward the floor, while the silk shawl gently trails across the bedding. She turns sideways and begins walking through several layers of hanging gauze. With one hand, she gently pushes aside the curtain in front of her. The camera moves backward on the opposite side of the gauze, continuously following her movement as translucent fabric repeatedly drifts across the lens. As she approaches the camera, she briefly turns her face toward the lens. She then naturally walks past the camera. The camera smoothly pivots and follows her from behind, allowing the entire movement to finish before the next cut. Shot 3 — At the Bronze Mirror She arrives at the antique bronze vanity and sits down naturally. Her silk shawl softly slips beside the chair. She quietly studies her reflection, gently tucking a loose strand of hair beside her temple. She picks up a wooden comb and slowly brushes her hair from beside the ear toward the ends. The camera gradually moves laterally from behind her shoulder, allowing both her real silhouette and her reflected face to exist within the same composition. After finishing, she gently places the comb back onto the vanity. She does not turn around. Instead, her eyes slowly lift inside the bronze mirror until she is looking directly toward the camera through her reflection. She holds the gaze for a moment. A barely noticeable, almost ambiguous smile appears at the corner of her lips. Shot 4 — Moonlight by the Window She leaves the vanity and slowly walks toward the wooden lattice window while the camera follows from slightly behind her. She reaches forward and gently pushes open one side of the window. Cool pale-blue moonlight immediately enters the room. A soft night breeze moves through her long hair, silk shawl, and the gauze curtains behind her. One hand remains resting naturally against the wooden window frame as she quietly looks outside. She slowly closes her eyes and allows the breeze to pass across her face. After a moment, she opens them again. Without fully turning around, she slightly tilts her head and glances toward the camera from the corner of her eyes. The camera gradually arcs from behind her toward her profile, moving from a medium shot into a soft close-up. Moonlight gently traces the bridge of her nose, lips, cheekbones, and loose strands of hair. Shot 5 — Turning in Candlelight She leaves the window and walks toward the center of the room. When she reaches the warm candlelight, she naturally stops. As if hearing something behind her, she turns again. Her torso begins the movement first, while her long hair and lightweight silk shawl follow a fraction of a second later, creating a soft natural arc through the air. The camera performs a restrained half-orbit around her. She naturally follows the movement of the camera with her body. The silk shawl begins slipping from her shoulder. She gently catches it between her fingers for a moment, then allows the fabric to slowly fall again. This is not a choreographed dance. It should feel like an unconscious, graceful private gesture captured by chance. Shot 6 — Final Gaze She slowly walks back toward the bed. The complete action is visible: approaching the bed, turning her body, gathering part of her dress, and naturally sitting sideways on the edge. One hand rests loosely behind her for support while the other casually adjusts the long hair falling over her shoulder. At first, her eyes remain lowered. The camera slowly approaches from behind another translucent foreground curtain. Only when the camera reaches an intimate close-up does she slowly raise her eyes and look directly into the lens. Her expression remains quiet, languid, slightly distant, and subtly mysterious. She holds the gaze. A gentle breeze gradually pushes the foreground gauze across the camera. The translucent white fabric slowly covers more and more of the frame until her face becomes barely visible through the soft blur. The image naturally fades into the moving gauze and ends. Visual Language & Cinematography Soft-light CCD, 1990s Asian photobook aesthetic, intimate ancient Chinese portrait photography. 35–50mm lens language, subtle handheld movement, shallow depth of field, soft diffusion filter, blooming highlights, gentle halation, low contrast, slightly muted saturation, warm pink skin tones against cool blue-gray shadows, delicate film grain, subtle CCD digital noise, occasional natural focus breathing and slight imperfect focus. Frequently use translucent gauze as foreground obstruction, bronze-mirror reflections, over-the-shoulder framing, slow push-ins, gentle tracking shots, restrained camera orbits, and subtle handheld drifting. Do not divide the film into equal-duration shots. Every action must be allowed to fully develop and naturally finish before cutting. A turn completes before the edit. She fully reaches and settles at the vanity before transitioning. The window-opening gesture finishes naturally before the next movement begins. Connect shots organically through gauze passing across the lens, her body walking past the camera, flowing silk briefly obscuring the frame, turning movements, and mirror reflections, creating natural visual match cuts. The final result should feel like a continuous collection of intimate moments captured from the same night rather than six separately staged poses. No dialogue, no subtitles, no text, no modern objects, no additional characters, no rigid posing, no fixed five-second cuts, no rapid montage, no exaggerated visual effects. Keep her identity and facial features stable throughout. All movements are slow, complete, natural, and physically coherent. Hair, silk fabric, sleeves, shawl, and gauze curtains respond realistically to movement and wind.

BubbleBrain

66,744 görüntüleme • 12 gün önce

Seedance 2.5 just got an upgrade with 1080p only on Higgsfield... you can now ONE SHOT commercials like this here's exactly how to do it (with a gift at then end): 1/ write the prompt as a timestamped breakdown > split the spot second by second > put the exact dialogue inside each window in quotes, the model speaks it word for word with lip sync > match the generation length to your timestamps, a 21 second script generated at 15 compresses and the delivery desyncs 2/ composition is named - never hoped for > name the camera: "handheld front camera, chest-up framing, natural micro shakes" for UGC, "35mm, slow push-in, product centered" for a produced spot > name the light: "golden hour through the windshield" or "ring light with slight reflections in the eyes" > name the grade: "high contrast, cool tones, warm skin" > whatever you leave unstated gets invented and locked for the whole clip 3/ characters hold when you anchor them > generate a first frame image before any video: real skin texture, visible pores, one fixed imperfection like freckles so drift becomes instantly visible > feed it in as the reference and open every prompt with "the same person as the reference, identical face, hair and outfit" > the @ system locks it harder: @.character for the face, @.style for the look, @.audio for the voice > then write the micro behaviors: a glance away and back, a pre-line breath, fingers adjusting grip... small involuntary movement is what reads human, and you get it by naming it 4/ sound is written - not defaulted > end every prompt with an audio block: "clear phone-mic voice with light room tone" for UGC, "clean studio voice, no echo" for a produced spot > name the music under the dialogue: "soft upbeat synth instrumental running quietly underneath" > one delivery word for the read: "delivery: fed up" produces a performance, an adjective stack produces nothing 5/ sharp text is quoted text > write the exact label or on-screen text in quotes with its style > unquoted text gets invented typography that garbles between frames > print brand names big, a bold label survives every shot while a small tag melts 6/ the consistency laws > repeat the product description verbatim in every prompt, faces anchor but products drift > count objects scene-wide: "exactly one bottle in the entire scene, no duplicate on any surface" > close the wardrobe: "small gold studs, no other jewellery, no rings, no watch" > every state change happens across a cut: the swatch on her hand in shot one, blended in shot two, no clip contains the transition... the viewer's brain supplies it and the shortcut for UGC: take an ad that already converted, ask gemini for a 1:1 timestamped breakdown of everything on screen, swap in your product and script -> that breakdown is your prompt set 9:16 for shortform, 16:9 for the spot, generate straight at 1080p and ship RT + reply to this post and i'll send you my full guide to make your own creatives

Machina

12,785 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

One perfect summer day in Hawaii 🌺🌊 Prompt: Create a 30-second premium cinematic tropical travel vlog following a very beautiful 20-year-old woman enjoying a dreamy summer vacation in Hawaii. The overall feeling should be luxury travel film + authentic personal vlog + nostalgic 35mm vacation diary. It should feel spontaneous and emotionally immersive rather than like generic stock travel footage. VISUAL DIRECTION 4K cinematic video, 24fps, 35mm film aesthetic, subtle organic film grain, warm nostalgic color grading, realistic skin texture, shallow depth of field, soft atmospheric lighting, natural highlights, realistic autofocus breathing, subtle motion blur, authentic handheld camera movement. Combine polished cinematic shots with imperfect handheld moments so the video feels like a real luxury vacation captured by a talented friend. Use natural camera movement, environmental sound feeling, realistic hair and clothing physics, believable crowds and atmospheric details. COLOR PALETTE Warm tropical sunlight, soft cream, sandy beige, turquoise ocean, lush greens, sunset orange, pink and lavender skies, warm amber night lighting. Keep colors rich but natural and cinematic, never oversaturated. SCENE 1 — HOTEL MORNING → TROPICAL STREET | 0–4s Start inside a beautiful luxury Hawaiian hotel room. Soft morning sunlight enters through sheer white curtains while a tropical breeze moves the fabric. Close-up of the woman reaching for her sunglasses and woven beach bag. Cut to a handheld shot from behind as she exits the hotel. She walks down a bright tropical street wearing a flowing elegant floral summer dress, sunglasses resting naturally on her face. Palm trees sway above colorful buildings and small cafes. Camera follows her from behind before smoothly moving around to a close-up. She removes her sunglasses slightly and smiles naturally toward the camera. Sunlight catches her hair as wind moves the waves around her face. Transition: a palm tree briefly fills the frame and naturally wipes into the next scene. SCENE 2 — SECRET BEACH DISCOVERY | 4–8s Reveal the ocean through a narrow tropical street. The woman notices the beach and instinctively changes direction. Camera follows her as she walks faster toward the water. She removes her sandals and carries them in one hand. Cut to an elegant low-angle shot of her feet stepping onto wet sand. A small wave reaches her ankles. She laughs softly and walks along the shoreline, lifting the edge of her dress slightly. Close-up of her face with wind blowing through her hair. Wide cinematic shot reveals: crystal turquoise ocean, volcanic mountains, bright tropical sky and expansive coastline. Use natural handheld movement mixed with cinematic slow motion. SCENE 3 — JUNGLE LIGHT → OCEAN CLIFF | 8–12s Start with a dramatic worm's-eye shot beneath towering Hawaiian palm trees. Sunlight streams through the leaves, creating subtle cinematic lens flares. Cut to her walking through lush tropical vegetation. Her hair catches the warm sunlight. Match cut from moving palm leaves to her standing beside a rugged ocean cliff. Camera begins behind her, showing the huge Pacific Ocean ahead. Slow cinematic push-in. She turns slightly toward the camera, gives a subtle peaceful smile, then looks back at the ocean. Her dress and hair move naturally in the coastal wind. SCENE 4 — SLOW MORNING CAFE | 12–16s Move into a small sophisticated beachfront cafe. She sits beside an open window overlooking the ocean. Warm sunlight falls softly across her face. Close-up details: Her fingers holding a chilled tropical drink. Condensation sliding down the glass. Sunglasses and jewelry resting naturally on the table. Ocean reflections moving across the window. She takes a slow sip and looks outside thoughtfully. Camera focuses on her reflection in the glass before gently pulling focus back to her eyes. She gives a tiny smile as if remembering something beautiful. Make this scene intimate, quiet and personal. SCENE 5 — TURQUOISE OCEAN ADVENTURE | 16–20s Cut to a more energetic sequence. She floats on a surfboard in crystal-clear turquoise water. Start with an underwater camera shot looking upward, sunlight shimmering across the surface. Camera rises above the water to reveal her smiling on the board. She paddles forward through gentle waves. Water-level tracking shot circles around her. She looks directly toward the camera and laughs naturally as a small wave passes. Her wet hair moves realistically in the breeze. Wide shot reveals tropical mountains and coastline in the background. Keep every movement natural and physically believable. SCENE 6 — HAWAII NIGHT MARKET | 20–24s Transition from bright ocean sunlight into warm evening. Use a match cut where sunlight sparkling on the water transforms into a glowing market lantern. She walks through a lively Hawaiian night market wearing an elegant lightweight evening outfit. Warm hanging lights, tropical flowers, wooden food stalls and colorful decorations surround her. Camera follows closely like a friend capturing the moment. She tries a fresh tropical fruit skewer. Close-up of her first reaction. She smiles and laughs naturally. Quick atmospheric inserts: Steam rising from food. Hands preparing tropical dishes. Warm lantern bokeh. Her face illuminated by market lights. People passing softly in the background. Keep the environment lively but realistic. SCENE 7 — THE LAST SUNSET | 24–27s Suddenly slow everything down. Wide cinematic shot of the woman standing barefoot at the shoreline. She wears a simple flowing summer dress. The sunset fills the sky with: soft orange, pink, peach and lavender tones. The colors reflect beautifully across the water and wet sand. A gentle wave moves around her feet. Camera slowly pulls backward, revealing the enormous ocean horizon. She quietly watches the final sunlight disappear. Her silhouette becomes the main visual focus. The moment should feel nostalgic, emotional and peaceful. SCENE 8 — NIGHTTIME MEMORY | 27–30s Return to the luxury hotel at night. The woman stands on a high-rise balcony wearing a simple elegant white dress. Behind her, tropical city lights sparkle across the night. Warm curtains move gently in the ocean breeze. She rests her arms on the balcony railing and looks out over the city. Her dark wavy hair is slightly looser and naturally imperfect. Soft warm bedside lighting illuminates her face. She looks directly into the camera. A small genuine smile. Camera slowly pushes toward her face. Cut to black. The final feeling should be: “One perfect summer day I never want to forget.” CAMERA LANGUAGE Use a mixture of: Handheld travel-vlog shots, POV perspectives, slow cinematic push-ins, low-angle beach shots, water-level tracking, subtle camera shake, realistic autofocus adjustments, shallow depth of field, soft focus transitions, natural motion blur, reflections, silhouettes, foreground wipes and motivated match cuts. Camera movement should feel human and intentional, never robotic. FINAL LOOK Photorealistic luxury Hawaii travel film. Dreamy but realistic. Beautiful but natural. Cinematic but authentic. Premium but personal. The woman should look consistently gorgeous and highly photogenic throughout every scene, inspired by the attached reference's overall beauty aesthetic. NEGATIVE PROMPT No cartoon style, no CGI appearance, no plastic skin, no excessive beauty filter, no uncanny face, no exaggerated facial symmetry, no distorted anatomy, no extra fingers, no deformed hands, no duplicate people, no face morphing, no changing identity, no changing eye color, no changing hairstyle, no inconsistent age, no unrealistic hair physics, no stiff expressions, no unnatural walking, no artificial movements, no oversaturated colors, no excessive lens flare, no fake-looking ocean, no generic stock footage aesthetic, no blurry face, no warped background, no flickering details, no facial inconsistencies.

H A J R A

21,242 görüntüleme • 12 gün önce

#BRI vs #AFC - How transitions could be key to a big away win! A big game today and its our third tough away game of the season already. Happy to get these out of the way early. Started with hard fought wins vs Villa and Sunderland and I can't see Brighton being any easier. Arsenal Defensively - Brighton's aggressive positioning (Image 1) Brighton set up in an aggressive 2-3-5 with both fullbacks tucking into the midfield line joining the pivot midfielder (Ayari or Chema). The aim is overload the backline with 5 technically capable attacking players. This will force us into a different shape with Rice probably dropping deeper to pick up Kostoulas or a central attacker. Odegaard will inturn have to drop to occupy the space Rice vacates (Image 1). Saka and Tzolis will have important tucking duties with Boscagli and Kadioglu respectively. The best way we can prevent this is by making it as cramped as possible for Brighton centrally whilst remaining confident in defending 1v1/2v2 in wider areas. Brighton's attack is fluid and very technically capable. Blindside runs are a danger. Yalcouye has proved extremely dangerous. He will be facing Konsa today and I feel the Englishman's recovery pace will prove strong against Malian. Gross is also an excellent "ghost" runner. A key tactical point: Yalcouye - The Danger Man A simple thing Brighton do is leave a man in between the double pivot of opposition teams and then look to find that man through a blindside run with a third-man combination. It can be lethal. Yalcouye has proved dangerous consistently (Image 2). It leaves a devastating dilemma for 4 players: Konsa, Gabriel, Rice and Bruno. That too, Kostoulas and Gross are important to create lanes to receive before playing the third-man (Yalcouye) Their central zones and long range shooting is another particularly dangerous aspect as they have scored 3/13 goals from zone 14 (PL). 18/80 shots (PL). Raya may have a busy day from long range shots too. Note: From deep build up they aim to draw the press out before "creating their own transitions" (what I like to refer to it as) as they rapidly increase the tempo with line-breaking passes, quick combinations and blindside movement. They are brilliant to watch. They are an incredibly direct team and look to find the most efficient way forward. So strong and so dangerous. Our midfield and backline have to remain very aware. The Transition Possibilities - Brighton's Counter-Press (Video 1) Brighton's aggressive positioning does not stop when they lose possession. Their immediate reaction is to counter-press, with Hurzeler implementing what he describes as a "5 second counter-pressing principle". The aim is simple. Swarm the area around the turnover, prevent the opposition from escaping and regain possession as high as possible. We saw a perfect example in the build-up to their second goal against United in the League Cup. A sequence of pressing actions concluded with Vuskovic aggressively following Sesko high up the pitch, while Gross remained advanced to create an overload around the ball if United attempted to play backwards or possession turned over. Included within Video 1 When Brighton get this right, it is extremely effective. Their aggressive starting positions mean they already have numbers around the ball and can immediately suffocate the opposition after losing possession. But that aggression comes with a major risk. Beating the First Press and Balls In-Behind - Where We Can Hurt Them (Video 2) If we can play through or around that initial press, enormous spaces can appear behind it. Vuskovic regularly commits extremely high, while Brighton's midfielders and fullbacks are often positioned ahead of the ball. That can leave Dunk as the deepest defender and force Brighton into open-field defensive situations they are far less comfortable dealing with. This is where players such as Raya, Bruno G and Odegaard could be crucial. One clean pass through the first wave can immediately turn a Brighton attack into an Arsenal transition, with Havertz, Saka, Calafiori and Tzolis providing the main outlets. The objective should be to turn these moments into 3v3s or 3v4s as quickly as possible, before Brighton have time to recover their structure. There is a particular opportunity down our left side. Although Vuskovic is an incredibly talented box defender and excellent on the ball, defending the channels and dealing with quick dribblers in open space are not his strongest traits. He is also the CB who steps forward far more aggressively than Dunk. That makes Tzolis vs Dunk one of the transition match-ups I expect to see most frequently. Calafiori also may find himself in these positions. Saka on the opposite flank too. I'd also expect the sprayed long balls from Raya to continue: - 5/9 long balls vs Coventry - 5/14 long balls vs Villa - 6/19 long balls vs Chelsea - 9/20 long balls vs Sunderland 62/118 (53%) attempted passes this season have been long balls (PL). Further, supporting data suggests the entire Brighton back line lacks recovery speed and is not comfortable defending large spaces. Their top speeds this season: - Dunk — 31.1 km/h - Vuskovic — 30.6 km/h - Kadioglu — 33.8 km/h - Boscagli — 31.3 km/h That is an extremely slow back line to leave exposed. Chelsea's third goal against Brighton is a perfect example. Vuskovic follows Rogers forward and, once the counter-press is beaten, Hato and Weiffer suddenly find themselves in a foot race towards Brighton's goal. Dunk is left isolated and forced to defend two options; Hato or Pedro. Pedro eventually receives and finishes the move. Included within Video 2 An Alternative That Is Unlikely But Could Genuinely Work - Viktor Gyokeres The transition moments I've described above are almost tailor-made for a profile like Viktor Gyokeres. These are exactly the situations he thrived in throughout his time at Sporting, and we saw similar qualities against Atletico in last season's UCL SF. If he can attack the space behind Brighton's press and isolate himself against slower defenders such as Vuskovic and Dunk, this could be a far more favourable game for him than his other two starts this season. His power, direct running and ability to carry the ball over distance could make him particularly dangerous if Arsenal are able to break Brighton's first line of pressure. There are obvious downsides: - Less stability in our hold-up play. - We are still likely to dominate possession for long periods, meaning many of the same issues he has faced in settled attacks would remain. It would therefore be more of a situational option than an obvious starting choice, but the specific spaces Brighton concede make his profile especially interesting for this game. Summary This is more of an alternative tactical angle I noticed while watching Brighton this season. We will likely dominate possession, but I wanted to analyse a less obvious way we could create chances and score through what seems to be Brighton's biggest weakness this season. Attacking Shape - Expect The Same Simply put, I'd expect us to remain in our 3-1-6/3-2-5 base shape with similar positional fluidity. Expect a similar attacking set-up due to the lack of changes expected within the line-up. To summarise this analysis: Brighton are devastating when pressing high up the pitch, but the large spaces they leave in behind offer an alternative route for us to hurt them. It is certainly something to keep a close eye on when the opportunity presents itself. I've worked all morning on this so a retweet would be greatly appreciated. I hope you enjoyed my analysis! 4-2 Arsenal Win. High scoring game. Video 1: Counter-Pressing Moments Video 2: Transition Weakness Moments

Nino Scouting

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The moment her eyes opened, the match changed forever. GPT Image 2 + Seedance 2.0 TITLE: SHARON RILEY — Awakening the Competitor Create a premium 15-second sports commercial filmed on a professional red clay tennis court at golden hour. The athlete is a female professional tennis player wearing an elegant baby pink performance tennis dress with coordinated baby pink athletic accessories throughout the entire film. Visual style combines luxury sports advertising, cinematic realism, emotional storytelling, and elite athletic performance. Warm clay reds, terracotta tones, golden sunlight, and soft baby pink wardrobe dominate the color palette. STRICTLY FOLLOW THE SHOTS IN THIS EXACT ORDER. SCENE 1 (0:00–0:02) Wide overhead aerial shot. Female tennis player lies motionless on a red clay court, eyes closed, body relaxed. Clay dust surrounds her silhouette. Warm morning sunlight washes over the scene. Camera performs a slow descending crane move from directly above. Mood: stillness, meditation, anticipation. No athletic movement yet. SCENE 2 (0:02–0:05) Cut to close-up. A tennis ball rolls through the foreground toward camera. Behind it, the athlete's eyes suddenly open and lock directly into the lens. Determination emerges instantly. Baby pink outfit visible around shoulders and chest. Camera slowly pushes inward. Emotion: awakening, focus, inner drive igniting. SCENE 3 (0:05–0:07) Immediate cut to explosive serve. Low-angle hero shot from court level. Athlete launches upward with maximum extension during a powerful serve. Baby pink tennis dress flows dynamically through the motion. Clay particles scatter beneath her feet. Sunlight catches airborne dust. Energy transitions from calm to explosive. SCENE 4 (0:07–0:09) Dynamic sprint sequence. Athlete accelerates across the baseline at full speed. Camera tracks smoothly alongside her movement. Powerful footwork sends clay dust trailing behind. Baby pink performance attire contrasts against the deep red clay. Mood: speed, determination, athletic elegance. SCENE 5 (0:09–0:11) Broadcast-style sports coverage framing. Telephoto lens perspective. Athlete strikes a forehand during an intense rally. Subtle television broadcast graphics and live-coverage overlays appear briefly on screen. Professional tournament atmosphere. Audio impression: "Coming to you live from..." Maintain realistic sports broadcast aesthetic. SCENE 6 (0:11–0:13) Ground-level tracking shot. Athlete performs an aggressive clay-court slide while returning a difficult shot. Large spray of red clay erupts dramatically around her. Baby pink outfit remains clearly visible against the clay. Show maximum athletic commitment and effort. High-energy sports photography style. SCENE 7 (0:13–0:14) Quiet recovery moment. Athlete sits on a terracotta bench niche beside the court. Heavy breathing after intense exertion. Baby pink tennis dress lightly dusted with red clay. Close-up of a water bottle being raised to her lips. Moment of vulnerability and recovery. Golden sunlight remains warm and cinematic. SCENE 8 (0:14–0:15) Medium portrait shot. Slow push-in toward athlete's face. Sweat glistens naturally on skin. She looks directly ahead with unwavering determination despite visible fatigue. Baby pink athletic attire remains visible in frame. Emotion: resilience, sacrifice, excellence. End on a powerful confident stare. VISUAL STYLE Ultra-realistic cinematic sports commercial. Luxury athletic brand campaign aesthetic. Natural clay-court textures. Premium sports photography. Shallow depth of field. Authentic athlete movement. Golden-hour sunlight. Warm terracotta and clay color grading. Subtle film grain. High-end commercial production quality. EMOTIONAL ARC Rest → Awakening → Explosion → Pursuit → Competition → Sacrifice → Recovery → Determination.

Sharon Riley

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Pylon's 𝗺𝗼𝘀𝘁 𝗵𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗱 𝗳𝗲𝗮𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲 is our Analytics. That ends today. We've completely rebuilt our Analytics from scratch. Here's what we tried, what we screwed up, and what's coming. 𝗩𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝟭, The Basics (Nov 2023) Our first attempt at analytics was quite loved by customers. At the time our customers were mostly small startups with simple needs. We built an out-of-the-box set of dashboards that covered the common use cases of support analytics (SLA-tracking, CSAT, TTFR, TTR, basic filtering...). As we moved upmarket... 1/ Everyone was requesting custom metrics 2/ Queries were becoming inefficient and slow We needed an upgrade. 𝗩𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝟮, Advanced Reporting (June 2024) We knew custom reporting was going to be blackhole of work that long-term led to fully customer-customizable dashboards. We had four choices: 1/ Do nothing for now 2/ Do custom work per customer 3/ Build full custom reporting in-house 4/ Use an embeddable analytics vendor At the time Pylon was under 10 people total and we had no capacity to do the frontend work so we chose Option 4 (use a vendor). This was the first time we chose to not build a core feature like this in-house as we ultimately want full control of the end-user experience. We built out the new reporting with the chosen vendor over ~3 weeks. On the surface the new reporting looked really good (not visually, but in terms of functionality). You could add custom charts of any type, create custom formulas, label the Y and X axis, and effectively build most of what you would want. It was really great for demos. But in practice it was incredibly hard to use, lacked core capabilities (like the ability to filter off of dynamic custom fields), and visually looked not stylized to the rest of the product. We started to discover some of these issues during the implementation, but it still felt like there was more upside than downside so we released it. Feedback was not great but we hoped our vendor would fix changes quickly. Unfortunately they weren't fast enough and we lost confidence that they would be a good long-term solution. As a stop-gap we also built out a data warehouse integration so customers could export their data back to Snowflake or BigQuery to use with their own BI tools. Finally, a few months ago the vendor told us they were being acquired. That was the final straw. We needed to move off ASAP. 𝗩𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝟯, New Reporting (Today) Today's release is back to being built entirely in-house. It's been rolled out in beta to all customers with an option to flip back to old analytics until we plug some custom reporting gaps. This time we have the capacity to do it right between Wendy (prev product design at Amplitude), Matt, and Tom. We've managed to greatly improve: 1/ Desired filter options (custom field support) 2/ Performance 3/ Setup UX 4/ Style (looks native) Early feedback has been really positive so far and as we bring it out of beta we're thinking about how to make the best natively-offered reporting of any support platform. 𝗩𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝟰 (What's coming soon) To get to first-class reporting, we need to study not only our learnings, but also what the incumbents have screwed up as well. Funny enough, Zendesk's analytics have similar complaints to our v2, and for the exact same reason as we did: they integrated an external tool. In 2015 they bought a company called BIME Analytics which they became Zendesk Explore. The complaints they have to this day are similar to our v2: 1/ Steep learning curve 2/ Advanced, yet still not enough flexibility 3/ Random feature gaps 4/ Data accuracy and reliability concerns 5/ Performance issues 6/ Complicated UX v4 will follow three core principals: Offer a simple default setup. We want to continue being startup friendly and we'll feature gate custom reporting and data exports by tier in the product. Offer maximal configuration, with AI-assisted setup. As we go upmarket, customers will want to Explore (pun intended) data in every single direction. We need to allow them to do that. For those more complicated use cases we think AI will be the Ultimate (also pun intended) way to reduce setup friction. Build it all in-house. Although using a 3rd party embedded analytics provider didn't work for us, we don't think that is the case for everyone. It's just in customer support, reporting is REALLY important. They are probably some of the highest-complexity reporting of most SaaS vendors (maybe second to marketing products). So... we have to do it right. And since this is end-user facing, we have to own every detail of it. If you got this far, thank you for reading. See our new Analytics at

Marty Kausas

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How to Build a Proper Product Page It breaks my heart every time I see someone from Brazil, making just $200 a month, spend $40 on a test ad only to get a $2 CPC. Then, they cut the ad at $35 spend with 17 clicks and 0 conversions. What’s even more frustrating is when I visit their site and see it’s a complete mess. It’s like they didn’t even try. That’s why I’m making this post. *Disclaimer: If you're building a brand, this isn’t for you. This is for testing products correctly with a website that’s good enough to convert, but if you’re serious about your brand, hire a Figma designer and a developer to get things done right. As a fun fact, I tested the following product myself (In the video below) and with just one click at a $3 CPC, I got a sale with an $80 AOV (100% CVR). I paused the ads because the CPMs hit $150. If you're interested, save this product for the future. I'll share the creatives i used to ran the product with those who comment below. "jordan, stop teaching high school kids about selling reps and getting them sued by Prada or other big brands, ruining their payment gateways, and crushing their dreams." (with 5 random people only will do it, wouldn't make sense for everyone to be ripping it). Shoutout to Adrian for this one. 🫡 Back to the important stuff: Let’s talk about creating a great product page. First off, ditch the “Buy Now” button. By using this, you miss out on the chance to increase your Average Order Value (AOV) through upsells during checkout. Instead, replace it with an “Add to Cart” button. Also, remove the quantity selector. Hardly anyone uses them on the product page, but they do in the cart. Instead, offer bundles, which you can set up using the Kaching Bundles app or your theme if it supports this feature. The cart experience is crucial, and you can optimize it using the UpCart app. Enable all its product page features so it takes over the standard Shopify cart or your theme’s cart. The built-in cart systems are outdated—they don’t allow upsells like UpCart does. Plus, UpCart directly opens the cart after a product is added, where the upsell option appears at the bottom, increasing your chances of boosting AOV. Pay attention to color schemes. Don’t use neutral colors for headers and buttons if your product features a primary color. A yellow jacket with a black header is like pizza with raspberry syrup—just doesn’t work. If your product images are gray, white, or black, match those with your headers and buttons. Otherwise, play around with colors to give your page some dynamic appeal. Bookmark this site to get color palettes that match your primary color. For exact color matches, download the "ColorZilla" extension, which gives you the exact color code of whatever is under your mouse on the screen. If your product color is #6E402A, you’ll know it and can match it perfectly with your header and buttons, creating a visually appealing contrast like Cider did here below. Right now, when some of you send me these websites, they look like government pages from the early 2000s. Next, consider the typography and button styles. For fonts, use Helvetica Regular for body text and Helvetica Bold for titles, both at a minimum size of 100%. It’s simple and effective. As for buttons, they should have a corner radius of 8px. To change these settings, go to the theme settings - typography/buttons and adjust the buttons and typography accordingly. Rounded buttons create a modern, inviting feel, while full square buttons can give off an outdated vibe. Even casinos in Vegas design their buildings with curves, ensuring that visitors always have a view angle that draws them back in—it’s all about keeping things appealing and engaging. Finally, the product page layout itself should be clean and concise. Use collapsible rows for your product descriptions. No one wants to read a novel, so keep it compact and focused. Images and videos are what sell—this is why we don’t use text-heavy images in our ads; they just bore people. Keep the description short, with enough information to inform but not overwhelm. If you need to include more features, put them in the FAQs section—that’s what they’re for. The goal is to make sure that the "Add to Cart" button is visible as soon as possible once the customer lands on the product page, without overwhelming them but providing just enough information—some key benefits, high-quality images, and buying options in the bundles. Once they hit the cart, the upsells will do their job. Remember, the three essential apps for setting this up are Loox Reviews for customer feedback (use the product widget reviews at the bottom of the page before the FAQs and the rating widget just above the title), Kaching Bundles for offering package deals, and UpCart for optimizing the cart experience. Just for the record, this is to help newcomers and guide them to something taht works, me personally i don't use free themes, but this one i created could convert easily if the product, offer and ads match well. Good luck and keep testing! 🗳🥂💸🤑

Zzzz

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