How to Make Yapping Videos (In-Car Style): Full Workflow

1. Generate your base image in Google Flow Use an image prompt to create a realistic in-car scene of yourself talking. Prompt I used: [A hyper-realistic raw video still shot on a wide-angle mobile sensor, capturing [uploaded avatar reference] in the driver's seat of a modern luxury SUV — black quilted leather seats, panoramic sunroof above, premium dark interior trim. She is smiling and talking directly to camera, mouth slightly open mid-sentence. In her right hand she holds a small black clip-on lavalier microphone up toward her mouth like a field reporter, matching [uploaded pose reference]. Natural morning sunlight streams through the driver's side window. Ultra-detailed 8K skin textures, visible pores, fine hair wisps. Passenger-side POV, sharply in focus. Tree-lined suburban street blurred outside window. 4K 60fps, HDR. No phone border, no UI, no text.] 2. Animate it with Veo 3.1 Take that image straight into Veo 3.1 and animate it with your script. This is what turns the static photo into a natural-looking talking video. VIDEO PROMPT:A young woman with long dark brown hair, light olive skin, hazel eyes, and natural glam makeup including defined lashes and glossy lips, sitting in the passenger seat of a luxury black SUV interior with quilted leather seats and a panoramic sunroof. She is wearing a black sleeveless crop top and a delicate gold necklace, holding a small black lavalier microphone close to her chest with her right hand. She looks directly into the camera with a warm, engaging smile and speaks naturally: "Comment 'brand' if you want to learn inside my community." Her lips sync naturally to the words with a conversational, friendly tone. Fixed static camera, zero camera movement, no shake, no zoom. Natural soft daylight coming through the sunroof and side windows. Suburban trees and parked cars softly visible through the windows in the background. Vertical 9:16 format. Realistic, high-quality social media content style. Audio: Clear natural voice, upbeat and inviting tone, no background music, slight ambient car interior ambience. 3. Want a different voice? Clone it with ElevenLabs If you want the voice to sound different from your own, clone your voice in ElevenLabs and run it through the voice changer. Check the lip sync module for the full breakdown on how to sync it properly. 4. If you're advertising a brand, don't lead with it Introduce the brand around the 20-30 second mark, not at the start. If you pitch it too early, it immediately reads as an ad and people scroll past. Let the hook and story play out first. Repeat this same process for your UGC ads- same workflow, just swap the script and brand.