Preflight an AI video prompt before spending a generation
AI video tools can produce a technically valid clip from a weak prompt, which makes trial-and-error expensive. This linter checks the prompt before generation: does something actually move, is the camera direction coherent, are long sequences structured, and are multimodal references assigned clear jobs? It is designed as a deterministic preflight tool rather than another AI prompt generator.
Seedance 2.5 prompt guidance
ByteDance Seed describes Seedance 2.5 as an audio-video model for up to 30-second storytelling with stronger multimodal references, editing, camera control, and performance blocking. For longer prompts, Wyvek checks whether multiple story beats have a readable timeline and whether image, video, audio, or clay-render references have clear responsibilities. Read the official Seedance 2.5 introduction.
MiniMax H3 prompt guidance
MiniMax H3 is built around unified multimodal context spanning text, images, video, and audio, with native stereo audio generation. The H3 profile therefore pays extra attention to relationships between context assets: which source defines the character, which supplies motion or camera behavior, and which controls voice, music, or sound. Read MiniMax's H3 introduction.
Portable prompts vs model-specific prompts
The Portable / cross-model profile looks for a clear scene, physical action, camera intent, and contradictions that can make a prompt fragile across different generators. Use it when you want one clean prompt that you can test in several tools. Then switch to a model profile when you want guidance tied to one vendor's current capabilities.
Veo 3 prompt guidance
Google DeepMind's official Veo prompt guide highlights shot framing and camera motion, visual style, lighting, character description, location, action, dialogue, and sound design. The Veo profile uses those elements as review signals, but it does not require every field in every prompt. Read Google's Veo prompt guide.
Runway Gen-4.5 prompt guidance
Runway's current guides emphasize direct descriptions, clear physical motion, positive phrasing, and iterative simplicity. For image-to-video, the reference image already defines much of the composition, subject, lighting, and style, so the text prompt can focus more heavily on motion, camera work, and temporal progression. Read Runway's text-to-video guide and image-to-video guide.
Why this tool does not rewrite the prompt for you
A generic AI rewrite can easily erase the intent that mattered most or add fashionable camera jargon that was never requested. Wyvek instead shows the specific issue, explains why it may matter, and gives you a compact prompt structure. You stay in control of the final wording, and no paid AI API is required.
Explore the creator workflow
Building a short-form video workflow as well as the generation prompt? Browse Wyvek Creator Tools for subtitle correction and subtitle quality checks that also run locally in your browser.