One packshot becomes four keyframes. Each keyframe is the first frame of a four-second Kling clip, and the timeline cuts the four clips into a vertical reel. The whole project is nine nodes and costs $1.65.
Drag the nodes around, the wires follow.
Every keyframe uses the packshot as its reference, so the bottle stays the same bottle in every scene. Each keyframe then fixes the first frame of its clip. Here is each step, with the prompts as they are in the project.
This step makes the bottle on its own, in good light: faceted amber glass, a brushed-gold cap, NOVA engraved on the front. Everything after this puts that same bottle somewhere else.
Studio packshot of a luxury perfume bottle: a faceted amber glass flacon with a heavy brushed-gold cap, the word NOVA engraved in thin serif capitals on the glass, centred on a seamless warm-grey backdrop, soft box lighting, crisp reflections, photoreal commercial product photography.

Each keyframe uses the packshot as its reference and places the bottle in one scene of the reel: on volcanic rock at dusk, a macro of the gold cap, falling orange blossoms, and an end card with room for the title. Four images come out of this step.
The perfume bottle from the reference standing on black volcanic rock in shallow water at dusk, warm amber light raking from the side, droplets on the glass, soft mist; vertical luxury fragrance commercial, photoreal. Extreme macro of the brushed-gold cap and faceted shoulder of the perfume bottle from the reference, golden light flaring through the amber glass, very shallow depth of field; luxury fragrance commercial, photoreal. The perfume bottle from the reference floating among falling orange blossoms and slices of blood orange against a deep night-blue background, warm rim light; vertical luxury fragrance commercial, photoreal. End card: the perfume bottle from the reference centred low on a warm-grey seamless backdrop with a soft amber glow behind it, generous empty space above it for the title; clean luxury commercial, photoreal.




Each keyframe becomes the first frame of a four-second Kling V3 clip, so the prompt only has to say what moves: the water and the mist, a focus pull along the cap, the blossoms falling, the glow brightening. The clips have no sound.
Slow push-in on the bottle; water ripples spread around the rock and mist drifts past as the light warms. Slow rack focus along the gold cap while a flare of light passes across the amber glass. Orange blossoms fall in slow motion around the bottle as it turns gently in the air. Static camera; the amber glow behind the bottle slowly brightens, leaving the space above it for the title.
The timeline (View › Timeline) lays the four clips end to end on one track. That is the reel: sixteen seconds, vertical, made from a single packshot.
Running a card again goes through your own provider key, at the price shown on the node.