Make a complete basketball-shot moment, following the original ball from the player's hands through the visible hoop and below the net.
Create a basketball shot with a visible hoop entry
1. Task and boundary
Make a complete basketball-shot moment, following the original ball from the player's hands through the visible hoop and below the net.
The ending is a visible target crossing. A free upward toss alone does not complete this scene.
Change the jersey or court between versions; retain one ball and the original hoop geometry.
2. Authorized first frame
Use an authorized wide image containing one adult holding one ball and the original hoop and net. Leave the full route in view, with the player lower in frame and open space above the basket.
3. Use the generator
Choose this authorized first frame in the image-to-video generator, paste the prompt and request one short clip. Keep the scene focused on this action.
- Choose a view showing the player, hoop and clear flight route together.
- Request one shot without added players, rebounds or camera moves.
- Watch the release, rim crossing and appearance below the net.
4. Prompt and timing
Fixed wide shot of the original player, basketball and hoop. The player raises the original ball and releases it toward the visible basket. Follow that same ball as it rises along one continuous arc, then descends through the opening inside the original rim. The ball passes down through the net and appears below it. Preserve the original player, backboard, rim and court. No second ball, sudden ball relocation, sideways passage through the net or camera cut.
5. Inspect the output
Watch the full clip, then revisit its key contact or transition.
- The same ball is traceable from hand release to the basket.
- The descending ball passes inside the rim, not beside or behind it.
- The ball continues below the net while the original basket remains fixed.
6. Fix one failure
- The ball duplicates: simplify to one shot and one visible ball.
- It misses the rim but appears below: require a continuous path through the opening.
- The basket follows the ball: keep the backboard and rim fixed.
7. Ending and limits
End with the original ball visibly below the net and the original player still in view.
Choose a take showing the whole rim crossing rather than hiding it behind the backboard.
Save the release and hoop entry together.
Original, untested prompt design.
Prepare your input
Choose this authorized first frame in the image-to-video generator, paste the prompt and request one short clip. Keep the scene focused on this action.
- Required: Use an authorized wide image containing one adult holding one ball and the original hoop and net. Leave the full route in view, with the player lower in frame and open space above the basket.