Video prompt
Use the supplied extracted image as the exact opening frame of one continuous landscape coastal video, approximately 13.7 seconds at 30 fps, keeping the native 1276 by 718 composition. Begin with the grassy foreground, low windswept tree, dark rocks, turquoise surf, long pale beach, low green hills and narrow sky band already in their correct places. The sea is the dominant moving subject.
CAMERA AND COMPOSITION
Maintain an elevated viewpoint on the same headland, looking diagonally down the shoreline. Reproduce only restrained handheld drift and a slight gradual upward reframing, allowing a little more sky to become visible as the clip progresses. Keep the distant coastline and horizon coherent. Do not make the shot a perfectly frozen photograph, but also do not invent a drone flight, forward approach, large zoom, orbit or sweeping pan. The slight viewpoint variation must remain much smaller than the visible wave motion. Keep the near tree and grass along the bottom and right as foreground anchors.
WAVE MOTION
Run many independent wave fronts across the turquoise water toward the shore and rock shelves. A crest rises as a narrow pale ridge, breaks into white foam, spreads outward over darker water, then thins and separates into smaller irregular patches. Offset the different breakers in time so the ocean never moves as one flat sheet. Near the lower left and central foreground, advancing swells occupy more of the frame and their foam becomes easier to see. Farther along the beach, smaller white bands repeatedly approach the sand. Preserve the coastline's shape and the positions of its rocks beneath the changing water.
WIND AND LIGHT
Let the fine foliage on the foreground branches sway in short irregular gusts. Thin twigs may flex slightly and a small branch at the left edge can move into and out of view. Thick branches, rocks and terrain remain structurally stable. Keep the daylight consistent, with restrained glints on water and warm light on the grass. Do not turn this into a storm or alter the weather. The small distant clouds should not cross the sky dramatically during this short interval.
TIMING AND ENDING
For the first four seconds establish continuous wave progression and gentle foreground foliage movement. From approximately four to nine seconds, allow successive larger foam patches to spread across the near water while the camera drifts slightly upward. For the remainder, continue the same natural surf rhythm and stable location, ending on the still active coast. There is no observed edit or scene transition and the ending does not need to loop back to the beginning.
Preserve a realistic nature video appearance, clear landscape detail and natural exposure. Audio is not being reconstructed from the source; if needed, use original quiet ocean surf and wind ambience without music or speech. No cuts, titles, captions, logo overlay, new boats or people, invented buildings, melting shorelines, sliding rocks, sudden zoom, extreme shaking, slowed frozen waves or social platform interface.
Prompt details and source
Video motion reconstructed from 12 decoded source frames. The preview remains a video. Original creator, production workflow and generation recipe are unverified; no reproduction was generated.
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Create one detailed landscape image at 1276 by 718, approximately 16:9, looking from a grassy coastal headland diagonally along an open surf beach. The turquoise ocean fills most of the left two thirds and extends into the distance. A pale beach and low dark green hills recede toward the upper right, forming a long diagonal coastline. Keep the horizon high in the frame, leaving a narrow band of pale blue sky with a few small warm white clouds.
In the near foreground, a sloping patch of muted green grass meets dark rough rocks. A low windswept tree spreads from the right across the lower third, its thin dark branches nearly horizontal and its sparse needlelike foliage catching warm sunlight. Retain a few dark fallen branches along the cliff edge. The tree partially overlaps the water while leaving the coastline legible.
The sea must carry many separate diagonal lines of breaking white surf. Deep blue water farther offshore becomes clear emerald and turquoise near the rocky shelves. Lace like foam spreads into irregular patches, with darker troughs between the breakers. Small black rocks interrupt the surf near the center right. The distant beach remains pale and narrow, framed by low scrub rather than buildings.
Use realistic bright coastal daylight with a gentle warm afternoon cast, natural fine detail, stable exposure and a clear landscape view. Preserve the broad spatial composition, depth from foreground tree to distant headland, and richly varied water. No people, boats, large structures, tropical palms, text, logos, frame or interface. This is a visual description of the actual first frame, not an independently validated recipe for an identical image.
Ocean waves break along a rocky headland beneath a windswept tree, with slight handheld camera drift. Get the video prompt and first frame to adapt in Clico Web.
First frame reference
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Camera: Elevated coastal viewpoint with slight handheld drift and upward reframing. The coastline stays in place while waves advance and foreground foliage moves in the wind. No orbit or traveling drone path is established.