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What each part of the prompt does

Product described by materials
Shape, glass, liquid colour and cap finish give the model enough to keep the bottle the same from frame to frame, and "no label, no text" avoids invented lettering.
Slow motion for the splash
Water is where AI video looks best and worst. Slow motion with "droplets hanging in the air" keeps the splash readable instead of a white smear.
Rim light on dark slate
A single light from behind outlines the glass and makes the liquid glow, the standard way to light clear bottles.
A quarter turn only
A full orbit in 5 seconds is fast enough to warp the bottle. A quarter turn shows depth and keeps the shape stable.

Variations to try

Same idea, one thing changed. These have no clip yet.

  • Falling petals instead of water

    A fictional perfume bottle: a heavy square clear glass bottle with pale amber liquid and a matte black cap, no label, no text. Shot 1: soft pink petals fall slowly around the bottle on a pale stone plinth. Shot 2: the camera orbits a quarter turn as the last petals land and a highlight slides across the glass. Setting and light: cream studio backdrop, soft window light from the left. Style: high-end commercial product film, macro detail, pastel tones. Sound: quiet, a soft breath of air. Duration: 5 seconds, vertical 9:16.

  • Wide header for a website

    A fictional perfume bottle: a heavy square clear glass bottle with pale amber liquid and a matte black cap, no label, no text, placed on the right third of the frame. Motion: a thin sheet of water flows across wet black slate and parts around the bottle in slow motion. Camera: locked off, low angle, empty dark space on the left for text. Setting and light: dark studio, soft rim light from behind. Style: high-end commercial product film, crisp focus on the glass. Sound: running water. Duration: 5 seconds, 16:9.

If the result isn't right

  • To show your own bottle, upload a clean photo of it as the start frame and replace the first line with "the bottle in the start frame".
  • If the bottle bends or melts during the splash, drop the orbit and keep the camera still.
  • Change the slate and liquid colour to match your brand palette rather than asking for a logo, which video models still render poorly.