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End-Card Shot (Closing Frame) Prompt for PixVerse
This is the PixVerse 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 PixVerse takes prompts best. Free — copy it, replace the bracketed parts, and paste it in.
The prompt
Push copies this prompt with a reference line naming your image, and downloads the image file — attach it in the model to complete the pair. This page stages the pair for you; it cannot upload into the model itself (sites cannot reach into each other), so the final attach happens there. The image is downscaled to at most 1024px and stored only in this browser, paired with this prompt. If browser storage is full, it is kept for this visit only.
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 PixVerse
PixVerse (current V6 line) takes a vivid scene prompt plus the app's style presets — anime, cinematic, 3D — chosen in the interface, so this version carries the shot in prose and leaves the preset to you. Its reference modes are the point: first-frame image-to-video, first-and-last-frame pairs that land a shot on a specific ending, and Fusion reference-to-video combining up to ten images. Name in the prompt what each attached reference controls.
What this route costs — and how to pay less
Cost structure: subscription credits in the PixVerse app or metered through its API; first/last-frame modes are a structural saving — landing a shot on a planned ending wastes fewer full generations. 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.
Other versions and customization
See all model versions of this prompt, or open the prompt gateway to build a custom prompt from your own one-line goal, formatted for PixVerse or any other model.
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