Countdown Blanket Pull Costume Reveal
A real viral video decoded into image steps and 4-second clips you can remake with your product.
A baby-shaped mound sits hidden under a matching blanket on the floor while the text says kids are hard to gift. A spoken 'three, two, one' ends in a yank of the blanket, and the baby is revealed in the costume, screaming with joy. Short follow-up shots of the toddler waddling and tumbling in costume prove the product is fun in real life.
Prompts are filled in for your product.
Make clip 1 of 4
1. Make the image. Open Nano Banana Pro, upload your product photo as the reference, paste this prompt and generate.
Static iPhone shot on a tripod, floor level, vertical 9:16 framing. the person on camera, dark hair, fair skin, chubby cheeks, white sneakers, is completely hidden under a soft blanket, the your product (your product) concealed beneath it, forming a rounded mound on the floor. An adult's bare right forearm enters from the right edge and the hand pinches the front edge of the blanket between thumb and fingers, perfectly still. the scene: Grey wood-look plank flooring, beige sofa, wooden coffee table, gallery wall of framed family photos behind. Soft daylight from the right side of the frame, not toward the camera. iPhone realism, natural light, no blur, no bokeh. The vibe is candid, authentic, low-production UGC content, like a real TikTok video. The blanket-covered mound and the pinching hand are the focal point of the shot; the your product is hidden under the blanket. Photorealistic, iPhone camera quality, vertical 9:16 format.
2. Turn it into a 4-second clip. Open Seedance 2.5, set that image as the start frame (no end frame), paste this prompt, 4 seconds, generate. In CapCut you keep only the first 2.5s.
Hyper-realistic UGC TikTok style vertical video, shot on iPhone. the person on camera is hidden under a blanket mound on the floor of the scene, while an adult hand pinches the blanket's front edge. 0-1s: The hand holds the blanket edge almost perfectly still, the mound barely moving, as if the moment is frozen in suspense. 1-2s: The fingers tighten slightly on the fabric and the hand begins to lift the blanket edge a few centimetres, a small dark gap appearing underneath. 2-3s: The hand reaches its slightly raised position at about 2.5s, then holds still, ready to pull. 3-4s: Holds the exact same pose, perfectly still, no new movement. The soft daylight stays constant from the right, the mound stays fully covered, and the product stays hidden throughout. Audio: a faint fabric rustle, a soft breath, quiet room hum. Locked-off static iPhone shot on a tripod, no camera movement, photorealistic iPhone quality, tack-sharp, no blur, no bokeh, no cinematic grading, 9:16 vertical format. No text overlays. Natural scene sounds only, no music.