Video Hand tracking Effect Prompts

First Open this Website : Pollo Ai Image Prompt (If you want to generate the blue character like the video) : Transform the person in the uploaded photo into a completely fictional futuristic blue-and-white masked superhero.

Keep the person's exact original pose, sitting position, body placement, hand gestures, finger positions, head orientation, camera angle, framing, perspective, and overall composition unchanged.

The person must be completely transformed and no longer recognizable.

Replace the entire outfit and body appearance with a sleek futuristic superhero costume inspired by modern sci-fi streetwear and graphic-novel character design.

Character design:

A youthful, athletic futuristic hero wearing a deep navy-blue full-face mask with a smooth textured surface and two large circular glowing white-blue eyes. The eyes should be expressive through subtle shape and glow but must remain fully fictional.

Cover the head with a large white futuristic hood with blue detailing and technical seams. The hood should naturally follow the original head position.

The character wears a layered blue and white futuristic jacket with technical fabric, reinforced panels, angular blue accents, white sleeves, dark navy sections, subtle stitching and realistic material textures.

Underneath the jacket is a fitted dark-blue futuristic tactical suit.

The forearms are wrapped with layered white fabric bandages, transitioning into dark-blue futuristic gloves with white reinforced sections.

Keep the exact original hand gestures. The raised hands should be covered by the futuristic gloves while preserving every finger position and wrist angle from the original photograph.

Add a distinctive original lightning-inspired circular emblem on the center of the chest. The emblem should glow very subtly with cool blue-white energy.

Add futuristic utility straps and small technical accessories around the waist and clothing, with subtle blue illuminated details.

The lower clothing should be dark navy tactical pants with realistic folds and technical paneling.

The entire character should look like a premium live-action superhero rather than a cosplay costume.

Add subtle electric-blue energy around both hands, with thin electrical arcs wrapping around the fingers and gloves. Add a few tiny blue sparks and particles. The electricity should enhance the character without obscuring the original hand gestures.

Keep the original indoor environment completely intact: the beige curtains, chair, wooden furniture, wall, lamp, and overall room composition.

Integrate the character naturally into the room with realistic contact shadows and lighting.

Preserve the original warm indoor lighting while adding subtle cool blue illumination from the character's eyes and electrical energy. The blue glow should realistically reflect on the mask, gloves, hood and jacket.

Highly detailed cinematic live-action photography, realistic materials, physically accurate fabric, detailed futuristic costume, realistic shadows, natural depth of field, subtle atmospheric particles, premium blockbuster character design, polished sci-fi aesthetic.

The final image should look like the original photograph was genuinely taken with this fictional masked superhero sitting in exactly the same position.

CRITICAL:

Do not change the pose.

Do not change the hand gestures.

Do not change the camera.

Do not change the composition.

Do not preserve the original person's face or recognizable identity.

Do not show human facial features.

Do not add weapons.

Do not make the character overly dark or frightening.

Do not make it look like cosplay.

Do not turn it into a cartoon.

The result should be a stylish, youthful, approachable, futuristic superhero with a strong blue-and-white visual identity. You can also generate other characters. Just ask chatGPT for the prompt. Motion Tracking Video Prompt :

Use the uploaded video as the PRIMARY motion, performance, pose, timing, and camera reference.

Use the uploaded character image as the PRIMARY visual and character reference.

Completely replace the person in the source video with the character shown in the reference image, while preserving the original performance as accurately as possible.

The character must perform the SAME movements as the person in the source video.

MOTION FIDELITY IS THE HIGHEST PRIORITY.

Transfer the source video's movement as closely as possible, including:

- Exact body position and posture

- Exact sitting or standing position

- Exact head movements

- Exact shoulder and torso movements

- Exact arm movements

- Exact hand and finger movements

- Exact wrist rotations

- Exact gestures

- Exact movement direction

- Exact timing and rhythm

- Exact pauses

- Exact beginning and ending positions

Do not reinterpret the performance.

Do not create a similar performance.

Do not invent additional actions.

The character should behave as though the original video was filmed with this fictional character instead of the real person.

HAND AND FINGER MOVEMENT IS VERY IMPORTANT.

Track both hands and fingers accurately and preserve their position, orientation, articulation, and movement throughout the video.

Do not replace the original gestures with generic character gestures.

If the person moves their fingers, hands, wrists, arms, head, shoulders, or body, the character must make the corresponding movement at the same time.

CHARACTER CONSISTENCY:

Keep the character's appearance exactly consistent with the uploaded character reference.

Preserve the character's:

- Face or mask

- Head shape

- Hair, if visible

- Costume

- Armor

- Clothing

- Colors

- Accessories

- Gloves

- Body design

- Distinctive visual features

Do not redesign or morph the character during the video.

If the character is masked, keep the mask fully intact and never reveal the original person's face or identity.

BODY AND PHYSICS:

Use the source video to determine the character's body position and movement.

Preserve the original person's scale and position within the frame.

The character should remain physically grounded and move naturally.

Character clothing, armor, cape, hood, straps, hair, and other elements should react naturally to the transferred movement.

Secondary motion must support the original movement and must NOT create new choreography.

CAMERA:

Match the source video camera as closely as possible.

Preserve:

- Camera angle

- Camera height

- Camera distance

- Perspective

- Framing

- Crop

- Orientation

- Camera movement

If the source camera is static, keep it static.

If the source camera moves, reproduce the same movement.

Do not introduce new camera angles, dramatic zooms, camera rotations, orbiting shots, cuts, or cinematic movements that are not present in the source video.

ENVIRONMENT:

Keep the original environment and composition consistent with the source video.

Integrate the character naturally into the scene with matching perspective, lighting, shadows, exposure, and depth.

Do not unnecessarily change the background.

VISUAL QUALITY:

Create a high-quality cinematic result with realistic character integration, natural motion, realistic physics, detailed materials, accurate lighting, and smooth animation.

Any special effects, glowing elements, particles, energy, or atmospheric effects from the character reference may be animated subtly, but they must remain secondary to the original performance.

STRICTLY AVOID:

- Inventing new movements

- Changing the choreography

- Changing the pose

- Changing hand gestures

- Changing finger positions unnecessarily

- Adding fighting or attacks

- Adding jumping, flying, or walking

- Changing the character design

- Changing the costume

- Changing the mask

- Revealing the original person's face

- Extra fingers

- Extra limbs

- Deformed hands

- Warped body

- Morphing armor or clothing

- Character flickering

- Camera changes

- Background morphing

CORE RULE:

SOURCE VIDEO = MOTION + PERFORMANCE + TIMING + POSE + CAMERA

CHARACTER IMAGE = CHARACTER DESIGN + APPEARANCE + COSTUME + VISUAL IDENTITY

Transfer the complete performance from the source video onto the character reference.

The final video should look like the exact original performance was physically performed by the fictional character.

Prioritize MOTION FIDELITY and CHARACTER CONSISTENCY over unnecessary cinematic effects.