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End-Card Shot (Closing Frame) Prompt for Kandinsky Video

This is the Kandinsky Video version of the end-card shot (closing frame) prompt: the closing shot of a video or ad: subject centered, one light sweep, then a perfectly still hold with clean space for logo and call to action. It is formatted the way Kandinsky Video takes prompts best. Free — copy it, replace the bracketed parts, and paste it in.

The prompt

✎ Editable — click in, customize or extend this prompt, then copy. Your edits copy with it.Take this prompt into the Generator and customize it to your own specification →

Reference image — keyframe

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Attach reference image

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The deliverable — and how to check it

Deliverable: one 5-second clip: subject centered, a single light sweep in the first 2 seconds, then a perfectly still hold for the remaining 3, center and lower third clean throughout. Acceptance check: the final frame must work as a still end card on its own — logo and call-to-action space empty, subject sharp, nothing moving.

Series: YouTube Production — Step 3 of 3 — the closer. See its place in the full workflow

Using this prompt with Kandinsky Video

Kandinsky 6.0 Video (Sber / Kandinsky Lab, MIT-licensed open weights) generates video and synchronized 44 kHz audio — including lip-synced speech — in one pass, from text or from a still image as the first frame. Write the shot as prose and describe the soundtrack inside it: dialogue goes between <S> and <E> tags. Clips are 5 seconds on the released checkpoints (Pro 29B and Lite 3B), with a separate super-resolution stage taking them to Full HD. Runs locally via Diffusers/ComfyUI, or through GigaChat.

What this route costs — and how to pay less

Cost structure: open weights (MIT) — Kandinsky 6.0 Video runs on your own hardware, so the marginal cost per generation is zero; the Lite checkpoint runs on modest GPUs. The same prompt is pre-configured in this library for every major model, so you can run it on whichever route fits your budget — comparing the structures before you generate is a free way to save money.

Replace the bracketed placeholders — [PRODUCT OR SCENE], [BACKDROP] — with your own details before pasting.

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