HappyHorse 1.1 Prompt Generator
Describe your idea in plain language and get a prompt written in HappyHorse 1.1's exact grammar — the structure, reference-binding and dialogue syntax the engine actually expects, not a generic description. Sign up only when you generate; reading and browsing are free.
A real example
What "A chef pauses mid-service and looks at someone off-camera" becomes in HappyHorse 1.1's grammar.
[Image 1], a chef in her fifties, sets a copper pan down on the pass in the kitchen of [Image 2], wipes her hands on her apron, and looks off-camera. The camera holds locked off at waist height. Late afternoon light from a window camera-left, warm, single source. Ambient: the low hum of an extractor and the settle of metal on wood. (Square brackets are this engine’s binding form — not Wan’s bare "Image 1", not Kling’s @name. Attaching two or more images selects reference mode; attaching one makes it the first frame instead.)
Why HappyHorse 1.1 needs its own grammar
Every engine has a genuinely different prompt structure — reusing one engine's format on another degrades output, it doesn't just look different.
- Reference binding, multishot syntax and dialogue markup are all specific to HappyHorse 1.1 — copying a prompt written for a different engine will not transfer cleanly.
- The grammar this tool follows is the exact same reference the Scenes AI pipeline itself uses when writing prompts for this engine.
- A malformed prompt for a given engine usually doesn't error — it just produces a worse clip, silently.
FAQ
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