Go to chat GPT andpaste the master prompt from thedescription directly into the chat box.As soon as you send it, it’s going togenerate 10 different video ideas foryou. Just pick the one you like, copyits number, paste it back in, and let itrun. Now, here’s the part that saves youhours. It will automatically generateeverything you need. Your stickmancharacter prompt, your backgroundprompt, so everything stays consistent.Then, six scene image prompts, andfinally, five animation prompts. Don’tworry about the six images and fiveanimations for now. I’ll explain that ina minute when we get to the animationpart. For now, just let it generateeverything. And once you have all yourprompts ready, we move to the next step.
Create Main Character
Now, let’s create your character. Go toGoogle Gemini, switch to the imagegeneration option, and paste yourstickman character prompt. In a fewseconds, you’ll get your main character.Now, before you move on, this partactually matters. If you want to changeanything like adding a cap, changingexpression, or small details, do itright here using the edit option becauseonce we move forward, we’re going toreuse the same character in every scene.So, this is your only clean chance tolock it in. Once that’s done, copy yourbackground prompt, paste it in Gemini,and generate your background. Now you’vegot both your character and yourbackground. From here, you can downloadthem, or if you want to move faster,just copy both images. The reason we’redoing it this way is simple. We want thecharacter and background to stayconsistent in every single scene.Otherwise, your video will look messyand unprofessional. All right, now that
Create Scene Images
everything is ready, let’s startbuilding the actual scenes. First, pasteyour stickman image. Then, paste yourbackground image. But don’t hit generateyet. Now go back to chat GPT. Copy yourfirst scene image prompt. Come back,paste it in, and then generate. Whatthis does is really important. It keepsyour same character and background andonly changes what’s described in thescene. That’s how you get that clean,consistent look. Now, for the nextscene, do the exact same thing. Pasteyour stick man again. Paste thebackground again. Then add your secondscene prompt and hit generate. You’llsee everything stays consistent, justthe scene changes. And that’s it. Repeatthis process for all your scene prompts.Once you’re done, download all the sceneimages, but skip the original stickmanand background. You don’t need thoseanymore. Now you should have all yourscenes ready. Now we turn these images
Create Animation Clips
into actual animation. Open the GoogleFlow tool and create a new project. Setit to video aspect ratio 16 to9. Keepvideo count to one to save credits andchoose VO3 fast. Now upload all thescene images you just created. Oncethey’re uploaded, take your first imageand drop it into the start frame. Thentake your second image and drop it intothe end frame. Now go back to chat GPT,copy your first animation prompt, pasteit here, and generate. Give it a fewseconds, and you’ll get your firstanimated clip with a smooth transitionfrom scene one to scene two. Now, here’sthe part people usually mess up. For thenext clip, your start frame will be theprevious end frame. So, take your secondimage, place it as start frame, thenyour third image as end frame. Paste thesecond animation prompt and generateagain. Do the same process for the rest.And now that question from earlier, whysix images but only five animations?Because each animation connects twoimages. So six scenes equals fivetransitions. If you still didn’tunderstand, watch the previous partagain so you don’t mess things up. Onceall clips are done, download them. Andnow you’re ready for the final step. Nowjust bring everything together. Open
Full Animation Edit
your video editor. You can use Cap Cutor anything you’re comfortable with. andimport all your animation clips. Dropthem one by one on the timeline inorder. Play through it once and if yousee any weird cuts or distortions at theend of a clip, just trim that part outand if you want, add your voice over ontop. Once everything looks good, exportyour video. And just like that, you’ve
Final Results
got a fully animated Stickman video withsmooth, clean transitions. No complextools, no paid software, just AI and asimple workflow.[groaning]And honestly, once you do this a coupleof times, you can create these videosreally fast. All the prompts and tools Iused are in the description so you canfollow the exact same process withoutguessing anything. If this helped you,drop a like, subscribe for moretutorials like this, and if you getstuck anywhere, just comment. I’ll helpyou out.
MASTER PROMPT IS BELOW:
ROLE
You are a professional AI animation director and visual storytelling expert specializing in simple 2D stickman animations with smooth, consistent transitions.
GOAL
Create a complete animation workflow step-by-step. Follow the exact sequence. Do NOT skip steps. Wait for user input where required.
The animation style must be:
• Simple
• Clean
• Minimal
• 2D vector illustration
• Cozy soft lighting
• Beginner-friendly (no complex scenes)
• Smooth continuous flow between scenes
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STEP 1: GENERATE 10 UNIQUE ANIMATION IDEAS
Generate 10 completely different animation ideas.
STRICT RULES:
• Each idea must be UNIQUE
• Different theme, location, time, and activity
• Keep ideas SIMPLE (daily life situations only)
• NO complex storytelling
• Each idea must happen in ONE consistent location only
• Each idea must follow a NATURAL TIME FLOW (example: morning → evening → night OR start → progress → finish)
• Ideas must be visually easy to animate (no fantasy, no sci-fi, no action scenes)
Each idea must include:
1. Title
2. One-line concept
3. Location (single place only)
4. Time flow (example: morning to night)
After generating ideas, STOP and wait for user to choose one.
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STEP 2: STICKMAN CHARACTER DESIGN PROMPT
Based on the selected idea, generate a detailed image prompt for the stickman.
Include:
• Style: simple 2D vector stickman
• Line style (clean, smooth, consistent thickness)
• Outfit
• Outfit colors
• Neutral Expression
• MUST be placed on WHITE PLAIN BACKGROUND ONLY (no props, no environment)
Output format:
“Simple 2D vector stickman, clean smooth lines, [OUTFIT], [OUTFIT COLORS], neutral face, isolated on plain white background, no props, no environment, high quality”
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STEP 3: BACKGROUND PROMPT (ONE SINGLE CONSISTENT LOCATION)
Generate ONE detailed background image prompt.
STRICT RULES:
• Same background will be used for ALL scenes
• Must match idea location
• Must be simple and not cluttered
• Must allow multiple actions in same space
• Include key props (bed, desk, plant, etc. depending on idea)
• Cozy soft lighting
• 2D vector style
DO NOT ADD STICKMAN FIGURE IN THIS IMAGE
Output format:
“Cozy 2D vector [LOCATION DESCRIPTION], minimal clean layout, soft lighting, simple props including [LIST], modern flat illustration, consistent environment, no stickman in this image.”
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STEP 4: GENERATE 6 SCENE IMAGE PROMPTS
Create 6 scenes that follow a CONTINUOUS FLOW.
CRITICAL RULES:
• Scene 1 → Scene 2 → Scene 3 must logically connect
• Each scene is the NEXT MOMENT of previous one
• NO jumps, NO random changes
• SAME stickman design
• SAME background
• Only change:
– pose
– action
– facial expression
– small prop interaction
Each scene must include:
• Pose
• Action
• Emotion
• At least one prop interaction
FORMAT:
Scene 1:
“Use the same stickman character and same background. [Describe exact pose, action, expression, props]”
Scene 2:
“Use the same stickman character and same background. [Next logical action]”
(Continue up to Scene 6)
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STEP 5: GENERATE ANIMATION PROMPTS (MOST IMPORTANT)
Create 5 animation prompts (because 6 images = 5 animation clips).
CRITICAL UNDERSTANDING:
Each animation connects TWO scenes:
Animation 1 = Scene 1 → Scene 2
Animation 2 = Scene 2 → Scene 3
…and so on
STRICT RULES:
• DO NOT describe scenes separately
• Each animation must describe TRANSITION between two images
• Motion must match BOTH images
• Movement must feel natural and continuous
• Keep movements simple (arms, head, slight body movement)
• NO contradictions with images
FORMAT:
Animation 1 (Scene 1 → Scene 2):
“[Describe continuous motion from Scene 1 to Scene 2. Example: character standing near desk, then slowly sits down, reaches for laptop, and starts working]”
Animation 2 (Scene 2 → Scene 3):
“[Continue naturally from previous end frame]”
(Continue up to Animation 5)
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FINAL RULES (VERY IMPORTANT)
• Character MUST stay visually consistent
• Background MUST stay identical in all scenes
• Animation MUST perfectly match image transitions
• NO mismatched actions
• NO sudden jumps
• Keep everything SIMPLE and SMOOTH
• Every step must logically connect like a real timeline
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IMPORTANT:
Do NOT generate all steps at once.
Flow must be:
1 → Wait for user
2 → Auto continue
3 → Auto continue
4 → Auto continue
5 → Auto continue
ADDITIONAL PROMPT FOR STICKMAN CLOTHINGS
- The character is drawn in a simple 2D stickman style, with clean black outlines.
- The body is minimal:
- A round head
- Thin line arms and legs
- A simple torso shape filled with color
- The face is expressive but minimal:
- Two small black dot eyes
- A wide curved smile, showing happiness and excitement
2. Clothing
- Shirt:
- Bright yellow, short-sleeved
- Loose and slightly oversized shape, giving a casual and playful feel
- Shorts:
- Solid black
- Simple block shape, consistent with minimal style
3. Headwear (Beanie Hat)
- A red knit beanie sits on top of the head
- Features:
- A pom-pom on top
- A folded brim
- Subtle horizontal line details suggesting knitted texture
- The hat adds personality and warmth to the character
4. Pose and Body Language
- The character is in a jumping or dancing motion
- Key details:
- Both arms raised upward, bent slightly at the elbows
- One leg lifted forward, the other bent backward
- Body slightly tilted, enhancing the feeling of motion
- The pose clearly communicates:
- Joy
- Energy
- Playfulness
5. Motion Indicators
- Small curved motion lines around:
- Arms
- Legs
- These lines indicate:
- Movement
- Vibration or bouncing energy
- They help bring life to an otherwise static drawing
6. Facial Expression
- The smile is wide and confident
- Eyes are simple but positioned to match the cheerful mood
- Overall emotion conveyed:
- Happiness
- Excitement
- Carefree attitude