Built by someone who
works with cameras for a living

PromptKits exists because AI video prompt writing is a craft — and most prompt guides treat it like a keyword lottery. Every prompt in this library is written using the same technical language that professional film crews use on set. That's not an accident.

A VFX artist with a decade in professional production

PromptKits is built and maintained by a VFX artist with 12 years of industry experience. The work spans feature films, visual effects pipelines, and digital content production — with deep hands-on expertise in compositing, paint and prep work, wire and rig removal, and clean plate generation.

Working inside professional VFX pipelines means understanding exactly how cinematographers, DPs, and directors communicate on set — the specific language of camera angles, lens choices, lighting setups, and colour grades. That language is what separates a generic AI video prompt from one that actually produces cinematic results.

Expertise that informs every prompt

The technical depth in PromptKits' prompt library comes directly from professional VFX experience. These aren't theoretical descriptions — they're the techniques, tools, and pipeline knowledge used in daily production work.

Professional cinematography language, made accessible

PromptKits is a free collection of AI prompt tools and a curated library of over 1230 ready-to-use prompts — written with real filmmaking principles. Every prompt specifies the camera movement, lens type, lighting setup, colour grade, and mood using the exact vocabulary that AI video models respond to best.

The library covers video prompts (cinematic, horror, drone shots, sci-fi, nature, action sports, time-lapse, character study, Kling AI) and image prompts (Midjourney portraits, food photography, wedding cinematics, portrait lighting) — all written from a VFX professional's understanding of what makes a shot work.