Caught at the Window AI Prompt: Scene, Camera and Timing
Understand a Window Peeper AI prompt: a nighttime apartment, a slow camera approach, a burger stare and a final curtain close.
What should a Window Peeper prompt describe?
A useful prompt specifies the setting, the person, the camera path and the order of actions. The key scene is simple: a quiet building at night, one warm window, a person enjoying a burger, an awkward look and a closed curtain.
Our preset workflow is designed to supply these instructions automatically. This guide explains the creative direction; it is not a claim to reproduce an original creator’s private prompt.
An example scene prompt
Create a fictional vertical nighttime scene. Begin outside an apartment building and approach one warmly illuminated window in a continuous shot. Use the uploaded portrait to guide the appearance of the single person inside. The person sits at a table eating a burger, notices the camera, pauses with a mildly surprised stare, and closes the curtains. Keep the face, clothing, window geometry and lighting consistent. Make the movement natural, with no extra people, duplicated hands, captions or logos.
This is a starting point, not a guarantee. Supported reference inputs, camera controls and duration vary by video model.
When you use a reference video
Identify the person to replace and preserve the reference’s action order. Ask for continuity of the window frame and room during the approach. The character should stay recognizable while holding food, looking up and reaching for the curtain.
Do not reuse instructions for an unrelated motion template. A dance prompt can introduce body movement that does not belong in the window scene.
Leave time for the reaction
A rapid zoom followed immediately by a curtain close can lose the joke. Give the character a moment to notice the viewer. The stare and pause communicate the interruption without dialogue.
See the step-by-step guide or learn about the Window Peeper effect.