How this tool works
Thirty seconds are split into three ten-second scenes: (1) prep, (2) one uninterrupted cooking take, (3) plating.
Every scene stays in the same tiny kitchen on the same wooden cutting board; only one or two real human hands appear, and everything else — knife, pot, ingredients — is miniature. A 100 mm macro lens with shallow focus, soft window light, and ASMR sound only (chopping, sizzling) with no music or voice.
Any recipe works: a title on the first line, a line that starts with "Ingredients:", and numbered steps are enough (up to 6,000 characters). The tool reads the dish name from the first line, up to six ingredients from the ingredients line with the amounts taken out, and the second to fourth steps for the cooking scene.
"Use a sample recipe" loads a dish from our recipe store so you can see the format first. If you arrive from the Element recipe finder, the dish you chose is filled in and the prompt is made at once.
The result is one block of English text - the shared style lines, then Scene 1, 2 and 3 with their seconds. "Copy" puts it on your clipboard and the two links open Kling and Gemini in a new tab. Nothing about the recipe is sent to us.
After copying you can edit the text freely: the scene lines are ordinary sentences, and the order of the three scenes is what keeps the clip readable. Making the prompt needs no connection once the page has loaded.
Words from the recipe's ingredient lines and steps are placed into each scene. The prompt is made in this browser only and not saved.
Questions
- Which video tools does it suit?
- Paste it into Kling or Gemini (Veo). If a tool limits length, paste one scene at a time.