🎬 50 GOOGLE FLOW COMMANDS FOR CINEMATIC AI VIDEO

Turn Any Image Into a Cinematic Shot

Upload your image, then use these camera and cinematic commands to direct the movement. You don't need to write a massive prompt every time. Start with a command, then add your visual details.

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🎥 Camera Movements

Command	What it does
01 /orbit 360	Smoothly circles around the subject.
02 /orbit left	Orbits around the subject toward the left.
03 /orbit right	Orbits around the subject toward the right.
04 /drone fly	Creates a dynamic aerial camera movement.
05 /drone rise	Camera rises vertically like a drone taking off.
06 /drone dive	Creates a fast descending aerial movement.
07 /push in	Slowly moves the camera toward the subject.
08 /pull out	Moves the camera backward to reveal more of the scene.
09 /dolly in	Creates a controlled cinematic forward movement.
10 /dolly out	Creates a smooth cinematic backward movement.
11 /tracking shot	Camera follows the subject as it moves.
12 /side tracking	Camera moves alongside the subject.
13 /crane up	Camera rises vertically for a dramatic reveal.
14 /crane down	Camera descends toward the subject.
15 /arc shot	Camera moves in an arc around the subject.

🎯 Focus & Lens

Command	What it does
16 /focus pull	Shifts focus from one element to another.
17 /rack focus	Creates a cinematic focus transition between foreground and background.
18 /shallow depth	Creates a strong background blur.
19 /deep focus	Keeps more of the scene sharply focused.
20 /macro shot	Creates an extreme close-up with detailed textures.
21 /close up	Moves attention tightly onto the subject.
22 /wide shot	Reveals more of the surrounding environment.
23 /low angle	Positions the camera below the subject for a powerful perspective.
24 /high angle	Looks down toward the subject from above.
25 /top down	Creates a direct overhead perspective.

⚡ Speed & Motion

Command	What it does
26 /speed ramp	Transitions smoothly between slow and fast movement.
27 /slow motion	Creates a dramatic slow-motion effect.
28 /fast motion	Increases the perceived speed of the action.
29 /whip pan	Creates a rapid camera pan with motion blur.
30 /crash zoom	Rapidly zooms toward the subject for dramatic impact.
31 /smooth zoom	Creates a controlled cinematic zoom.
32 /handheld	Adds subtle handheld camera movement.
33 /steady cam	Creates smooth stabilized movement.
34 /shaky cam	Adds controlled handheld instability for intensity.
35 /motion blur	Adds natural-looking motion blur to fast movement.

🎞️ Cinematic Shots

Command	What it does
36 /epic shot	Transforms the image into a dramatic cinematic shot.
37 /hero shot	Frames the subject like a cinematic hero moment.
38 /establishing shot	Reveals the environment before focusing on the subject.
39 /reveal shot	Gradually reveals the subject or environment.
40 /dramatic reveal	Creates a more intense cinematic reveal.
41 /cinematic entrance	Creates a dramatic introduction for the subject.
42 /cinematic exit	Creates a cinematic departure from the scene.
43 /POV shot	Creates a first-person perspective.
44 /over shoulder	Frames the scene from behind the subject's shoulder.
45 /two shot	Frames two subjects together within the same composition.

🔥 Advanced Effects

Command	What it does
46 /parallax	Creates layered depth between foreground and background.
47 /360 reveal	Combines a circular camera movement with a dramatic reveal.
48 /dynamic perspective	Creates a more dramatic change in perspective during the shot.
49 /cinematic transition	Creates a visually smooth transition between moments.
50 /film look	Adds a cinematic visual treatment to the shot.

🧠 The Secret

Don't use the command by itself. Combine it with camera + lens + lighting + movement + mood.

Try:

/orbit 360

Slow cinematic camera movement around the subject.

Shot on an ARRI Alexa with a 50mm lens.

Shallow depth of field.

Golden-hour lighting.

Natural motion blur.

Subtle film grain.

Premium Hollywood cinematography.

Now you're not just telling AI what to create. You're directing how the camera should capture it.