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    The Primo Protein vs Other Brand recipe is scenes you swap, not a new Omni board

    /workflows/primo-protein-vs-xxx is a locked scene list. Recreate it; do not storyboard it again in Kling Omni.

    Versely Team••5 min read

    /workflows/primo-protein-vs-xxx is a locked scene list. Recreate it; do not storyboard it again in Kling Omni. The recipe is eleven talking clips, two character assets, 9:16, Pixar-style pouch versus tub. Omni storyboards up to six shots inside one generate. Those are different objects that happen to both contain the word "shot."

    Mixing them up is how a comparison ad gets collapsed into a 15-second gag, and how a gag gets billed like a campaign film.

    Eleven talking clips is already the board

    The public template is not a mood. It is a numbered list:

    1. Hero Pasture — Intro
    2. Rival Pantry — Intro
    3. Hero Pasture — 30 Grams
    4. Rival Sugar Pile — 18 Grams
    5. Hero Herb Garden — No Fake Sweeteners
    6. Rival Toxic Lab — Can't Pronounce
    7. Hero Clean Lab — Tested & Safe
    8. Rival Dirty Factory — Made Far Away
    9. Hero Gym — Chocolate Milkshake
    10. Rival Pantry — Wet Sand
    11. Hero Gym — CTA

    Each scene already has an image prompt and a video prompt. Each is written at eight seconds. The assets are two keys: primo (the cream pouch) and rival (the XXX tub). The listed video model on the template is Veo 3.1 Fast I2V — Fast, image-to-video, native audio, 4 / 6 / 8 second clips. You do not need a new storyboard. You need those scenes, with your packs in the asset slots.

    The rhythm is the product: hero, rival, hero, rival, then a CTA. A shopper on a shopping feed is deciding between two things. Alternation is how the comparison stays legible. Omni coverage is not that rhythm.

    Primo and XXX are assets you swap

    Recreate a viral template clones a public workflow into your account: fresh assets, the template's scenes, style, and model. Cloning is free. It is saved and not auto-run. You run it as-is, or you edit prompts, assets, and captions first. Running afterward is priced like a full multi-scene video generation.

    The edit you actually make is the packs. Replace the Primo reference with your pouch still. Replace the XXX reference with the rival you are allowed to depict — or keep the cartoon "XXX BRAND" tub if the comparison is a type, not a named SKU. Then fix every unverifiable superlative. The comedy beats survive. The claims do not. A line you cannot point at the product page for is the line that gets the video taken down.

    Do not rebuild the eleven rooms in a blank Omni prompt because you wanted "the same energy." Energy is not a scene list. The scene list is the scene list.

    Recreate the template; do not Omni it

    Kling 3 Omni multi-shot is not Movie Mode. Omni takes one prompt and returns up to six distinct shots inside a single generation. The usual window is a 15-second generate. Identities have to survive inside that generate. There is no scene planner, no chain off scene four into a new room, no combined 45-second export. You get one file with cuts in it.

    Useful for a three-beat gag. Not useful for a hero pack that must match a still — multi-shot restages, and restaging is drift. Not useful for eleven talking clips with two locked characters and a CTA. Omni cannot grow into that. Starting over from a brief in Movie Mode can, if you wanted a film. This recipe is not a film. It is a comparison cut.

    Comedy beats stay; unverifiable claims do not

    The template's lines are specific: 30 grams versus 18, fake sweeteners versus "things you can't pronounce," chocolate milkshake versus wet sand, "let me know in comments." Those lines are the recipe's comedy. They are not your supplement facts until you check them.

    Swap:

    • The pouch still and the tub still
    • Any number, ingredient, or origin claim you cannot show on the listing
    • The CTA if your platform disclosure needs a different last line

    Do not swap:

    • The eleven-scene order for "six Omni cameras"
    • The Pixar pouch for a photoreal private person
    • The rival cartoon for a generated teardown of a real competitor's tub

    A named rival you did not photograph is a different problem than a cartoon XXX tub. Keep the cartoon unless you have the still and the claim.

    Route the object, then the model. The object is a locked scene list. Recreate it. Run it. Do not storyboard it again.

    FAQ

    Can I rebuild Primo vs XXX as one Kling Omni generate?

    No. Omni's ceiling is six shots inside one short generate. This recipe is eleven talking clips with two assets and a CTA. That is a cloned workflow, not an Omni storyboard.

    Does recreating the template spend credits?

    Cloning is free. Running the workflow afterward is priced like a full multi-scene generation. Edit the assets and the claims before you run so you are not paying to discover the pouch is still Primo's.

    Can Movie Mode replace the recipe?

    Movie Mode is Versely's chained-scene film from a brief: scene plan, last-frame chaining, voiceover, a combined export. It is the wrong object for a comparison template you already have as a locked list. Recreate the template. Do not re-brief a film.

    Do I have to keep the 30 grams / 18 grams lines?

    Only if they are true for the packs on screen. The beats can stay. The numbers have to match the listing. Unverifiable superlatives are the first thing you rewrite after the clone.