You have creative ideas but cannot write prompts that can produce great, publishable outputs: TAKE X automatically invokes the creation Skill, turning the process of repeatedly rolling for desired results into getting straight to work with just one sentence.
Automatically invoke creative Skills to lower the threshold of prompt writing
In AI image and video creation, users may have clear ideas but fail to write prompts that can be accurately executed by the model. If the relationships between characters, materials, composition, lighting, movements and camera movements are not expressed clearly, the generated results will easily deviate from expectations. Creators usually need to revise prompts repeatedly, generate results multiple times, and select usable frames from batches of outputs. This trial-and-error process called "rolling for drops" consumes a lot of time and generation quotas.
TAKE X takes professional prompt generation as the core of its product. Operated by Wuhan Aimeng Star Media Co., Ltd., the project targets AI image and video creators, advertising content producers, We Media users and small creative teams. Users describe the desired frames or creative needs in natural language, and the platform will automatically invoke the pre-configured creative Skills in the background to organize the needs into image or video prompts. At present, the project is seeking media coverage to help more creators understand this usage pattern.
The Skills here refer to pre-configured creative methods, prompt rules and task processes. TAKE X integrates these methods into the product background, and the AI invokes them according to user needs. Users do not need to find and install Skills by themselves, nor do they need to master the filling rules of a set of professional fields. They can start from descriptions in daily language, and continue to make adjustments through conversations. The product focuses on converting creative methods into directly usable prompt capabilities, and storyboarding is one of the output organization methods in video tasks.
According to the project team, image and video prompt generation is the core capability of TAKE X, which aims to reduce repeated "rolling for drops" caused by incomplete demand expression and improve creation efficiency. The team has accumulated expression experience in character setting, product materials, reference image citation, movement and camera movement in case production, and applied it to the prompt generation process. Its value lies in helping users form clear and executable creative instructions faster, and reducing the work of writing from scratch and supplementing descriptions item by item.
Connection between image & video prompts and director canvas
The image prompts of TAKE X focus on organizing subjects, scenes, composition, materials, light and shadow, so as to form a relatively complete frame description of users' visual intentions. Video prompts further process the movements of characters or objects, camera movements, time rhythm, dialogue and sound requirements, and combine reference images to specify which elements need to remain unchanged and which elements need to move. The two types of capabilities can be used separately, or connected to form a process of preparing reference frames first and then generating dynamic clips.
In the new energy vehicle case sorted out by the team, the image prompt clarifies the body appearance, road environment, side backlight at dusk and brand logo; the video prompt then organizes the car logo close-up, hub close-up, body follow shot and drone perspective according to time periods. The cosmetics advertisement revolves around the frosted glass material of the essence bottle, brand logo, metal cap and cold blue light band. The case materials include prompts, reference images and video clips, which can be used to observe how the creative requirements in the text correspond to the frames.
The prompt requirements in plot content are different. The couple interaction case takes Wuhan Jianghan Guan Square as the scene, organizes two-person interaction, facial close-up and hand close-up through character reference images, and writes the dialogue, emotion change and duration into the video prompt. Materials such as multi-character camera movement, urban short drama and character time travel special effects are also developed around character relationships, movement connection and scene change. These cases reflect that the prompt capability needs to change with tasks, and cannot only rely on a general template.
The director canvas undertakes the organization of reference materials and prompts. Users can create image reference and prompt nodes, establish reference relationships through connection lines, and generate, view and adjust content in the same workspace. Users can also put forward natural language modification requirements around the selected nodes, so as to keep a clear correlation between the reference image and the corresponding prompt. For tasks involving multiple images, multiple characters or multiple clips, the canvas provides a more intuitive management method than a single input box.
The platform also provides a style gallery, case library and tutorials to help users find visual references and understand the usage of prompts. Actual images and videos are output by generation tools such as Jimeng and Keling, and TAKE X is mainly responsible for the demand expression and prompt writing links. The product value of reducing "rolling for drops" comes from more clear transmission of creative intentions, and the specific effect is still related to the generation model, input materials and task complexity.
Solo startup enters the creative demand track with professional prompt services
TAKE X adopts the team form of One Person Company (OPC), and the project is currently promoted by one person. Yin Lijun, the product leader, introduced that the product is in the final preparation for full launch, and the website has provided login and registration entrances, membership and point packages. In the current public pricing, the monthly standard subscription is 9.9 yuan, which provides 300 points per month; ordinary video prompt generation consumes 5 points each time, and conversation adjustment consumes 2 points each time. Different functions consume points according to corresponding rules, and the relevant fees are used for in-site services of TAKE X, while the image and video generation fees of external tools are calculated separately.
Membership and point packages meet the needs of continuous use and on-demand replenishment respectively. For users who produce content frequently, the value of payment mainly comes from the quality of prompt writing, modification efficiency and convenience of the workflow; for users who create occasionally, the pay-per-task mode lowers the threshold of initial experience. The product charges for services of generating and adjusting prompts on demand, and the director canvas undertakes the management of reference materials and prompts.
At the present stage, the team has accumulated case materials covering advertisements, plots, music, animations and special effects. New energy vehicle promotion, cosmetics advertisement and pet snack advertisement correspond to product display demands; couple interaction, urban short drama and multi-character camera movement correspond to character narration; rap music MV, hand-drawn animation short film and technology enterprise special effects present different visual expressions. The prompts, images and video materials in the cases provide specific demonstration of the product capabilities, and also facilitate users to select references according to their own needs.
The market demand targeted by the project comes from the persistent expression and trial-and-error cost in AI creation. Users not only need generation models, but also need to convert creativity, reference materials and professional frame requirements into executable instructions for the model. TAKE X processes this link by automatically invoking creative Skills, and then supports content organization and adjustment through the director canvas. Its available service demands cover e-commerce product images, brand advertisements, We Media content, plot clips and music visual materials. The focus of market expansion lies in the repetitive creative demands in these scenarios, and the actual help of professional prompts for subsequent production.
TAKE X is currently continuing to optimize the interface, gallery invocation and professional creative process. This time, it seeks media coverage, focusing on introducing how it encapsulates background creative Skills into image and video prompt services, and helps users complete the process from demand expression to prompt adjustment through the director canvas. The project hopes to explain the use value of professional prompts with actual cases, so that target users can judge whether it helps reduce repeated trial and error and improve content production efficiency.