The tool I’m using to create my videos is Pixverse, and they give out free daily credits for you to play around with.
In this particular video, you will need to generate 2 images first, the first frame and the last frame.
Tip: find any photo you want to reference online, such as on google images or social media. I personally find Pinterest to be a good source. Save the photo you like and upload it to a chatbot like Gemini and use this prompt: “Give me a json prompt to create a similar image”. There you go with your images.
For the video, I used this exact prompt:
Use image 1 as the exact starting frame and Image 2 as the exact final frame. Do not change either image. Start exactly on Image 1 and end exactly on Image 2.
Generate one continuous 10 second FPV shot.
The camera is first-person only. Do not show any drone, propellers, shadows, or camera rigs.
Start high above Paris from the skyline in Image 1, moving forward past the city with strong parallax. Descend smoothly between realistic Paris buildings toward street level.
Continue forward through the streets past taxis, pedestrians, traffic lights, scaffolding, storefronts, asphalt, crosswalks, and sidewalk details. Keep the motion smooth, controlled, cinematic, and physically believable. No spinning, no flips, no aggressive rolling.
Approach the exact sidewalk location of the final shot and settle naturally into Image 2: the woman holding a coffee cup on a Paris street, with the same framing, pose, background buildings, street depth, lighting, taxis, and pedestrians.
Slow down only at the very end and match Image 2 perfectly.
Obviously, adapt it to your own use case.
PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER
Finally, I uploaded the finished video and audio track into Capcut (or Canva) and made slight adjustments to the color to my liking. If you are trying to monetize with Facebook using the Content Monetization program, take note that your videos need to be at least 10 seconds long. A trick you can use is to adjust the speed of your video to 0.95, which adds half a second to a 10 seconds video, ensuring you comply with the requirements.
That’s it! Don’t forget to try out Pixverse as it’s one of the most capable and value for money tools out there right now!