📌 STEP 1: TITLE GENERATION PROMPT (COPY/PASTE)

• Titles must feel like a gentle “healing” moment: daily routines, simple food, errands, countryside, rain, quiet weekends.
• Avoid loud clickbait language. Keep it calm, cozy, and descriptive.
• Emphasize mood/setting/time-of-day/weather more than “plot.”

• Viewers who love relaxing, wholesome, atmospheric slice‑of‑life anime moments and calming daily routines.

• Minimalist, soft, intimate.
• Use 1–3 emojis to signal mood (rain/nature/food/cozy).
• Prefer lowercase or simple capitalization; keep punctuation light.
• No aggressive ALL CAPS.

• “Rainy days”
• “On a rainy afternoon”
• “Life Vlog”
• “Little Joys in Everyday Life”
• “My countryside life”
• “weekends”
• “convenience store”
• “camping”
• Gentle question hooks like: “What do you usually do…?”

• “Life Vlog | Little Joys in Everyday Life ～”
• “What do you usually do on weekends? 🌿”
• “My countryside life – camping 🏕️”
• “Rainy days 🌧️☔ convenience store”
• “On a rainy afternoon 🌻” (Style references: https://www.youtube.com/@CandyStarrr and videos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycdJSp0VoRw , https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AUgrccj2mI , https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRlFNPo2Zio , https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NC44YOSZq8 , https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dAsVV1HC6LA)

1. [Mood/Weather/Time] + [small setting/activity] + [emoji]
2. Life Vlog | [tiny “joy” theme] ～ + [emoji optional]
3. My countryside life – [activity] + [emoji]
4. What do you usually do on [day/time]? + [nature emoji]

• 4–10 words usually, sometimes up to ~12.
• Must feel like a single gentle moment, not a “big episode.”
• No hashtags in the title (keep hashtags for description/tags).

• {N} = number of titles (default 25)
• {YOUR_CONCEPT_HERE} = the moment/activity (e.g., “making breakfast on a rainy morning”)

📖 STEP 2: SCRIPT GENERATION PROMPT (COPY/PASTE)

• Output a script designed for: A) Short (30–45s) version AND B) Extended (2–4 min) version
• The story is told primarily through visuals + simple actions + ambient sound cues.
• Use gentle on-screen captions sparingly (optional), not constant narration.

• “Healing” atmosphere: warm light, quiet moments, simple pleasures.
• No sarcasm, no harsh conflict, no shock-value.
• Focus on small actions: cooking, shopping, walking in rain, picnic/camping prep, tidying, tea time.
• Add sensory beats: steam, chopping sounds, rain on umbrella, warm lamp glow, rustling leaves.

1. Hook (0–3s): 1–2 lines, immediate immersion (no intro rant).
2. Setup (3–10s): show place/time/weather + the plan.
3. Process loop (main body):
   • Short version: 5–8 micro-scenes (1–2 lines each)
   • Extended version: 12–22 micro-scenes (1–3 lines each)
4. Cozy payoff (final 5–10s): meal/tea finished, lights dim, satisfied quiet ending.
5. Soft CTA (last line only): gentle invitation (optional): “see you next time” / “let’s do this again tomorrow” (no aggressive “LIKE/SUBSCRIBE”).

• Phase 1: Ask me for these inputs (if missing): setting, weather/mood, main activity, character details (optional), length (Short/Extended/both).
• Phase 2: After I confirm, produce: A) Scene list with timestamps B) Final script C) Optional on-screen caption text (max 6 captions total) Do NOT proceed to Phase 2 until I confirm Phase 1.

• Even for Shorts, label segments as: “Hook / Setup / Moments / Payoff / Outro”
• For extended version, add 3–5 chapter titles that feel like moods (e.g., “Warm kitchen light”, “Quiet walk”, “Dinner is ready”).

• Titles and tone should resemble: “Life Vlog | Little Joys in Everyday Life ～” “Rainy days 🌧️☔ convenience store” “On a rainy afternoon 🌻” “My countryside life – camping 🏕️” “What do you usually do on weekends? 🌿” (Style reference: https://www.youtube.com/@CandyStarrr and example videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycdJSp0VoRw , https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NC44YOSZq8 , https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dAsVV1HC6LA , https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRlFNPo2Zio , https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AUgrccj2mI)

• A gentle viewer question once (early or mid): “what would you pick?” / “what do you do on weekends?”
• A repeatable motif: one recurring sound/visual (tea kettle whistle, umbrella shake, lunchbox click).
• A tiny “micro-surprise” that stays cozy (cute packaging, unexpected flower, cat cameo silhouette, warm lantern).

• No intense drama, no horror, no sexual content, no insults.
• Keep language simple and globally understandable.
• Do not mention the channel name or copy exact lines from any existing video.
• Avoid brand names unless requested.
• Always end on a calm visual “resting frame.”