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Submit a Prompt — Get Featured on KreoVid

Some of the best AI video prompts never come from a studio — they come from a creator at 2 a.m. who found the one wording that makes the model obey. If that is you, this page is yours. Send us your own original AI video prompt, and the strongest submissions join the KreoVid library as full master-prompt pages — published with your name or handle credited right on the page, for every visitor to copy and use.

Free to submitYour name creditedYou keep ownership

How to submit

KreoVid is a static site with no accounts and no upload form, so submissions run on the oldest reliable technology on the internet: email. Three steps and you are done.

1. Write it in master formatShape your prompt the way the library does: one subject, timed beats, camera and lighting notes, and a negative line. The checklist below shows exactly what we look for.
2. Email it to usUse the button below — it opens your mail app with the subject and a ready-made template already filled in. Just complete the lines and press send.
3. Get published, with creditAccepted prompts become full library pages with your name or handle credited as the creator, plus a link back to your profile or video if you include one.
Email your prompt to [email protected]

Prefer to write the email yourself? Send it to [email protected] with the subject “Prompt Submission — KreoVid” and this simple layout:

Prompt title:
Category:
Your prompt text:


Your name or handle (for credit):
Link to your video or profile (optional):

What makes a great submission

We read every submission, but the ones that get published share a shape. Before you send, run your prompt down this list:

  • One clear subject, one clear action. A single hero doing a single thing reads instantly — “a kitten in a fire helmet slides down a pole” beats three characters and a subplot.
  • Timed beats for a 5–10 second clip. Break the action into moments — 0–3s hook, 3–6s complication, 6–10s payoff — so anyone can film it on the first try. Our Veo 3 prompt-writing guide shows the full formula.
  • Camera and lighting notes. One line each is enough: where the camera sits, how it moves, and what the light is doing. Undirected cameras drift; directed ones feel like cinema.
  • A negative prompt line. Ban the usual accidents — no text, no watermark, no extra fingers, no face changes. It is the cheapest quality upgrade a prompt can carry.
  • No real people, brands or famous characters. Prompts built on a real person's likeness, a company logo or a copyrighted character cannot be published, however good the clip is.
  • It must be your own original prompt. Written by you, in your words. Submissions that copy another site's prompt — ours included — are rejected. Remixes of your own published work are welcome; tell us where it appeared.

What happens next

Your email lands with a human, not a bot. We review submissions in batches: each prompt is checked against the checklist above and, where needed, lightly edited for format and clarity — tightening the beats, adding the standard negative line — never changing your idea itself. Published prompts get their own page in the library at kreovid.com/prompts/…, credited to the name or handle you gave us, with a link back to your video or profile if you included one. If a prompt is close but not quite there, we may write back with a suggestion instead of a silent no.

Frequently asked questions

Does it cost anything to submit a prompt?

No. Submitting is completely free, and if your prompt is published it stays free for everyone to use — KreoVid's library is free to read and copy. There is no submission fee, no listing fee and no catch.

Who owns the prompt I submit?

You do. Your prompt remains yours. By submitting it, you give KreoVid permission to publish it in the library and to lightly edit it for format and clarity — always with your name or handle credited next to it. If you ever want it removed, email us and we will take it down.

How long until my prompt appears?

We review submissions in batches rather than one by one, so it can take a little while — usually a few weeks. If your prompt is a strong fit we may also write back with a small suggestion before publishing. Not every submission is published, but every published prompt carries its creator's credit.

Need inspiration first?

Steal a skeleton, not a prompt: open any page in the prompts library, study how its beats are timed, then write your own subject into the same bones. The strongest submissions we can imagine started exactly that way.

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