When you buy a 10 Prompt Pack or a 10 Video Pack you choose the prompts yourself. Most people pick ten things that look impressive and end up with ten unrelated clips. The channels that grow do the opposite: they pick a format and go deep. Here is how to choose.
Key takeaways
- Pick one format (POV, talking objects, food ASMR…) and take at least six prompts from it.
- Use the remaining slots for two ‘hook’ prompts and two you can post as a series.
- Check each prompt’s ‘Works with’ line matches the model you actually have access to.
Step 1: choose one format
Open Explore and filter by the type of video you already watch most. The algorithm on every short-form platform rewards consistency of format far more than variety — a viewer who follows you wants more of the thing they followed for. Take six to seven prompts from that one category.
Step 2: add two hooks
A hook prompt is one built to stop the scroll in the first second — a reveal, a transformation, a loop. Our Viral Clips category is all hooks. Use them as the first post of each week.
Step 3: add a series
Pick one or two prompts that accept a character sheet so you can run the same character across several clips. That’s your recurring series, and it’s what turns views into followers.
Step 4: check compatibility
Every product page lists the models a prompt is built for. If you only have access to Kling, don’t spend a slot on a prompt written for Sora’s longer durations. Text-to-image prompts and text-to-video prompts are also not interchangeable — a 10 Prompt Pack is for image work, a 10 Video Pack for video, and the 5+5 mix splits the difference.
A sample two-week schedule
- Mon: hook prompt · Wed: format prompt · Fri: series episode
- Repeat the second week with the remaining prompts, changing one variable in each so nothing repeats exactly.
- Keep the two best-performing briefs and buy singles in that direction next time.