Phantra AI
ChatGPT pluginAI images and video, in chat
Phantra lets you create images, videos and product ads right in the chat. Start with an idea, reference media or a product photo to use the latest image and video models to bring it to life.
- Generate images and videos from text, your own photos or a product page, and ask which model suits the job.
- Turn product photos into short video ads: product shots, UGC-style reviews, unboxings, tutorials and try-ons, and full ad sets, with a built-in skill for each.
- Edit a still, cut out a subject, animate it with a template or a camera move, upscale a clip, add sound or reshape it to a new frame.
- Keep your characters, products and places consistent: add them once as elements and every scene is held to their photos, shot after shot.
- Finish in the chat: trim, reshape for vertical, square or widescreen, join clips with a music bed and get a download link, free.
Every still, clip and effect is quoted in credits first and made only when you say yes. Connect your Phantra account to get started.
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Example prompts
- “With Phantra, draw an ad still for my energy drink”
- “With Phantra, write and render a 10-second ad for my coffee brand”
- “Storyboard a 15-second launch video for my skincare brand”
Skills
ad-formats
Picks the shape of a short ad in Phantra (product spot, demo, before/after, problem-solution, unboxing, comparison, teaser) and turns it into a shot plan: length, shot count, the photos it is held to and a `write_scene` shape, with `duplicate_scene` for variants. Use when someone says "make an ad", names one of these shapes, or asks which format suits their product. NOT for the full scene prompt (write-scene), a creator talking to camera (ugc-ad) or a set of ad stills (product-ad-set).
ad-variations
Makes A/B variants of a saved Phantra scene with `duplicate_scene`, changing one thing (the hook, the length, the first shot, the product photo or the video model), each a new scene priced on its own and read back later with `what_works`. Use when someone asks for versions, variants, an A/B test, "try it shorter" or "same ad with the other photo". NOT for the first version (write-scene), a first set of ads from one product photo (product-ad-set) or setting a look (look-matching).
brand-kit-from-my-work
Builds a brand kit from the person's own Phantra work: reads what they kept and posted, their library, elements and recipes, draws out palette, light, framing and product rules, confirms each, and saves the kit as a recipe and a project look. Use when someone says "make me a brand kit" or "what is my style", or wants new scenes to match what worked. NOT for a look from an attached reference image (look-matching), starting a project (start-a-project) or captions (hooks-and-first-seconds).
browse-presets
Shows the person what Phantra can do before anything is made: the effects menu (image edits, animated templates, camera moves, upscales, sound, cut-outs), the saved recipes, and the image and video models. Browsing costs nothing and starts nothing; it ends with the person picking one. Use when someone asks what is possible, what effects, templates, camera moves, styles or models there are, "show me the options", or wants to browse before choosing. NOT for running an effect (effects), pricing a scene (price-and-render) or choosing the best model for a job (model-prompting).
camera-moves
A vocabulary of camera moves and framings for Phantra scene prompts (push-in, pull-back, orbit, handheld, locked-off, rack focus, whip pan, crane, top-down, POV; close, medium, wide), with when each works in a 2-10 second shot and the rule of one move per shot. Use when someone asks how to shoot a beat, names a move, or wants a shot calmer or more alive. NOT for a camera move on an existing still (effects), the whole scene (write-scene) or the light and palette of a look (look-matching).
client-treatment
Writes a one-page client treatment (a pitch) for a Phantra project from what it holds: brief, look, scenes and references (`project`), renders (`library`), a clip link (`share_link`) and what worked before (`what_works`). Use when someone asks for a treatment, a pitch, a one-pager or a proposal. Claims, numbers and awards come from the person, never invented. NOT for writing the scenes (write-scene), planning the sequence (storyboard) or prices (credits-and-limits).
credits-and-limits
Explains what is free and what costs credits in Phantra, reads the balance and where credits went, walks the quote, yes, spend flow, sets up draft-first rendering, and explains a refusal or a rate limit (429). Use when someone asks what something costs, what credits or a quote token are, what their balance is, how to render cheaper, or why a call was refused. NOT for pricing and rendering one scene (price-and-render) or choosing ideas (ideas-and-projects).
edit-and-deliver
Finishes a video with Phantra's free edits: finds clips in the library, trims one, joins several (a cut or a crossfade), reformats to a platform's shape and hands over a download link. Every result is a new item and nothing spends credits. Use when someone says trim it, cut these together, make a vertical version or send me the file. NOT for changing the picture itself (effects), the shape each platform wants (platform-delivery) or rendering (price-and-render).
effects
Changes something already in the person's Phantra library with one of the seven effect tools: `edit_image`, `remove_background`, `animate_still`, `camera_move`, `upscale_clip`, `add_sound`, `reframe_clip`. Quotes it in credits and runs it only on the person's yes. Use when someone asks to edit, animate, cut out, upscale, reshape or add sound to something already made. NOT for a new still (thumbnails), the free edits (edit-and-deliver) or a scene's sound line (sound-plan).
explainer
Plans and writes a short explainer video in Phantra (what it is, how it works, why now) as timed shots held to the person's own product or place photos, then joins the rendered scenes and makes one copy per platform. Use when someone asks for an explainer, a how-it-works video, a product walkthrough, a launch clip or "a video that tells people what this does". NOT for one dramatic scene (write-scene), a long-form spoken script (youtube-script) or a person showing how they use it (ugc-tutorial).
hooks-and-first-seconds
Writes the first shot of a Phantra scene so it holds attention (an arresting image, a turn or a reveal in the first seconds) and puts it into the scene's first timed shot, reading `what_works` and `score_caption` as evidence rather than verdicts. Use when someone asks for a hook, says the opening is slow, wants the first seconds rewritten, or asks for a caption. NOT for the whole scene's shape (write-scene), the cover image (thumbnails) or the platform's shape and length (platform-delivery).
ideas-and-projects
Turns a brief into a few story ideas the person chooses between in the chat, and keeps the work in a Phantra project. Use when someone describes a video, ad, short or scene they want made, asks what they are working on, wants to open or start a project, or wants to decide between ideas. NOT for writing the scene (write-scene), prices or rendering (price-and-render, credits-and-limits), or choosing a visual look (look-matching).
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look-matching
Sets the visual look of a Phantra scene from the person's elements and from an image or frame they describe or attach, says what each photo is FOR (its role), and explains what the studio can and cannot match. Use when someone says "make it look like this", attaches a reference image, asks for a mood, light or texture, or wants a photo used only for its light or palette. NOT for writing the whole scene (write-scene), prices (credits-and-limits), or finding or copying a real person's face.
model-prompting
Chooses the video model a Phantra scene renders on and writes the scene for it: `video_models` for what each model takes (lengths, frames, credits, a draft frame), `recommend_model` for a job described in words, and the wording that follows from the catalogue. Use when someone asks which model to use, what a model takes, why a quote is what it is, or how to write for a model. NOT for the scene's story and beats (write-scene), the balance (credits-and-limits) or camera language (camera-moves).
phantra-ai-use
The habits every Phantra skill assumes, loaded before any writing tool: reuse what the person has, hold every scene to a photo, quote before anything costs, wait for the person's yes before anything spends, and never overwrite. Use when work on the connector starts, before the first `write_scene`, `create_project` or `add_element`, or when unsure what a tool spends or changes. NOT for one job's steps: a scene (write-scene), a render (price-and-render) or credits (credits-and-limits).
platform-delivery
Delivers a Phantra video in the shape and length each platform wants (9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Shorts; 16:9 for YouTube; 1:1 or 4:5 for a feed): sets a default length, writes each scene to its platform's length, reformats a finished clip per platform and hands over a download link. Use when someone names a platform, asks what size or length a video needs, or wants versions per platform (the studio does not post). NOT for the edit steps (edit-and-deliver) or a cover image (thumbnails).
price-and-render
Prices a Phantra scene or still in credits, starts it on the person's yes, and reports where it stands. Every spend is quoted first, approved by the person in the chat, started with `approve` (a scene) or `generate_image` (one still), and read back with `job`. Use when someone says render it, make the clip or how much will it cost, or asks whether a scene is done. NOT for writing the scene (write-scene), an effect on something already made (effects) or credits in general (credits-and-limits).
product-ad-set
Turns one product photo into a set of Phantra ads: three or four ad stills in different styles and, when wanted, two or three short video ads with different hooks. Agrees the set, quotes every still and scene separately and makes only what the person says yes to. Use when someone asks for ads, a campaign or a launch set, or gives a product photo and says "make me ads". NOT for one product film (product-shots), a person to camera (ugc-ad) or versions of an existing ad (ad-variations).
product-shots
Writes a product-led Phantra scene: the product as the subject, in macro and turntable shots, held to the person's own product photos, and says what a 4:5 or 1:1 reformat does afterwards. A pack-shot still can be drawn too (`generate_image`, quoted first). Use when someone asks for product shots, a product video, a pack shot in motion or a hero clip. NOT for a person to camera (ugc-ad), a set of ad stills (product-ad-set) or A/B versions (ad-variations).
series-and-continuity
Makes several Phantra scenes read as one series (episodes, a campaign): one project and look, the same refs in the same order and roles, the same style block, a fixed length, frame and model, each episode started from the last with `duplicate_scene`. Use when someone wants part two, a series, episodes, "the same as the last one but...", or asks why two scenes differ. NOT for a single scene (write-scene), choosing a look (look-matching) or choosing between ideas (ideas-and-projects).
setup
The first minutes with Phantra in ChatGPT: what the person can make here, the one sign-in, a look at what the workspace holds, and the one rule about spending. Use right after the plugin is installed, when the person asks how to start or what this can do, or when a call answers that the sign-in has no workspace yet. NOT for the work itself: writing a scene (write-scene), pricing and rendering (price-and-render) or explaining credits (credits-and-limits).
sound-plan
Plans the sound of a Phantra scene: writes the "No background music. Only diegetic sound:" line and each shot's own sound, says which models render sound with the picture, and where music and voice go (a music bed through `assemble_clips`; a voice the person records). Use when someone asks what a scene will sound like, wants music or a voice-over, or asks why a clip is silent. NOT for the whole scene (write-scene), a full explainer (explainer) or sound added to a finished clip (effects).
start-a-project
Takes a one-line idea to a Phantra project holding its first scene: creates it with a title, brief and look, gets the person's pictures in as elements, writes and files the first scene, then quotes it and, on the person's yes, approves the render and follows it. Use when someone says "start a project" or brings a fresh idea with nothing in the studio yet. NOT for reopening a project (ideas-and-projects), the scene prompt itself (write-scene) or pricing details (price-and-render).
storyboard
Plans a piece as a sequence of Phantra scenes before any is written: a beat list agreed in the chat, then one `write_scene` per scene, all in one project and held to the same photos with the same roles so the scenes cut together. Use when someone wants a whole ad, short or sequence planned, asks for a storyboard or a beat sheet, or has several places or moments in one idea. NOT for one scene's prompt (write-scene), a spoken script (youtube-script) or choosing between ideas (ideas-and-projects).
thumbnails
Draws a cover image in Phantra (a YouTube thumbnail, a Reels, TikTok or Shorts cover, a feed cover) as a still with `generate_image`, in the platform's frame, with a few words that stay readable small, on a model from `image_models`; quoted first and drawn on the person's yes. Use when someone asks for a thumbnail, a cover, a title card or a poster frame. NOT for editing an existing still (effects), the first seconds of the video (hooks-and-first-seconds) or a set of ad stills (product-ad-set).
ugc-ad
Writes a UGC-style ad scene in Phantra: a person talking to their phone camera about a product they hold, rendered against their own face and product photos in a handheld feel, with every spoken line and claim coming from the person. Use when someone asks for a UGC ad, a creator-style ad, a talk-to-camera product video or "something that looks like a customer filmed it". NOT for a verdict after use (ugc-review), an unboxing (ugc-unboxing) or a product-only scene with no face (product-shots).
ugc-review
Writes a UGC-style review scene in Phantra: a person telling their phone camera what they think after using a product (the verdict, the one thing they noticed, the product in use, an honest drawback), rendered against their own face and product photos, every word of the verdict theirs. Use when someone asks for a review video, a testimonial-style spot, an "honest review" or a verdict to camera. NOT for a general talk-to-camera ad (ugc-ad), an unboxing (ugc-unboxing) or a how-to (ugc-tutorial).
ugc-try-on
Writes a UGC-style try-on scene in Phantra: a person trying on clothing, shoes or an accessory for their phone camera (held up, worn, a mirror turn, a close detail, a verdict), rendered against their own face and photos of the actual garment, with nothing about their body changed. Use when someone asks for a try-on, a haul, an outfit or fit check, or a wear test. NOT for a general talk-to-camera ad (ugc-ad), a review of something not worn (ugc-review) or a garment with no person (product-shots).
ugc-tutorial
Writes a UGC-style tutorial scene in Phantra: a person showing their phone camera how they use a product, one step per shot, the result first and last, rendered against their own face and product photos, with every step, quantity and tip coming from them. Use when someone asks for a tutorial, a how-to, a routine, a step-by-step clip or a get-ready-with-me. NOT for a verdict (ugc-review), a narrated explainer with no person (explainer) or a general talk-to-camera ad (ugc-ad).
ugc-unboxing
Writes a UGC-style unboxing scene in Phantra: a person opening a package on their phone camera (the sealed box, the open, the product lifted out, a first touch of its details, a first impression in their own words), rendered against their own face, product and packaging photos. Use when someone asks for an unboxing, a "what arrived", a first-look or a package-opening video. NOT for a verdict after use (ugc-review), a general talk-to-camera ad (ugc-ad) or a product-only film (product-shots).
write-scene
Writes the scene prompt for an idea the person chose, in the shape Phantra renders from, and saves it with the `write_scene` tool against their elements. Use when someone asks to write the scene, the prompt, the shots or the script, says "make the scene" after choosing an idea, or wants a saved scene changed. NOT for choosing between ideas (ideas-and-projects), pricing or rendering (price-and-render), or choosing photos or a look (look-matching).
youtube-script
Writes a YouTube video script in the chat, shaped to its genre (explainer, list, tutorial, review, story), with a hook, sections and one call to action, set out as what is SAID beside what is SEEN; only if the person wants footage does the SEE column go to Phantra as scenes. Writing it spends nothing. Use when someone asks for a YouTube or video script, or an outline. NOT for one scene's prompt (write-scene), scenes with no spoken script (storyboard) or the cover (thumbnails).
- Categories
- Sign-in
- On Install
- Capabilities
- Write scenes, Generate images, Render video, Apply effects, Edit clips, Manage projects
- Availability
- Available
- Version
- 1.3.5
- Keywords
- video, filmmaking, ai-video, image-generation, storyboard, creators
- Created
- October 20, 2026
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