Tiger Hug is a one-tap file, not a prompt you rewrite weekly
/templates/tiger_hug is a photo in, a clip out. A new generate is a different object.
/templates/tiger_hug is a photo in, a clip out. A new generate is a different object. The Tiger Hug template already chose the film: sit at a city sidewalk cafe and get an unexpectedly tender, cinematic hug from a full-grown Bengal tiger. Your job is the still. Your job is not a weekly prompt about “cinematic wildlife hug energy.”
The live page is Tiger Hug — the URL slug is kebab-case; the product id stays tiger_hug. One required input: Your photo. Estimated cost is about 49 credits, rising to about 98 for a full-quality render. Category is Trending. That is the whole brief.
The cafe and the tiger are already written
One-tap templates do not take a scene list. They take the inputs on the template. Tiger Hug’s description is the plot: sidewalk cafe, Bengal tiger, cinematic hug. You do not rewrite that on Monday because last week’s take felt “less cafe.” You attach a different photo, or you run the same photo again, or you pick a different template.
Run a one-tap AI video template is the named capability. Attach the photo (hosted URL from the chat + button). The agent checks inputs with get_template, starts start_template_run, and a live card tracks the file. get_template_run and cancel_template_run support that card. You do not pick Veo versus Kling inside the run. The template already chose its stack.
The templates catalog is the shelf. Browsing that shelf is the creative choice. Rewriting a text-to-video paragraph every week is a different object: a generate, billed per model, with a new identity lottery each time.
Your photo is the only lever
user_image_url is required. There is no optional plus-one, no default character on this id. No photo, no run. Launching with a missing still is a failed run you still have to notice.
The still is the person. The cafe and the tiger are the template. If the face is wrong, do not “fix it in the prompt.” There is no prompt field for you to rewrite. Retake the photo. Then run again.
A one-tap AI video template is a photo in and a finished clip out is the job page. This post is only Tiger Hug: cafe hug, one required still, about 49 credits estimated. Do not treat the estimate as a weekly subscription to a new idea. It is one file.
A weekly rewrite is a generate you did not buy
The instinct is understandable. Episode 12 wants night. Episode 13 wants a different animal. So you open a text-to-video box and start specifying tigers. That is how you leave the template. The template’s job is the format applied to this still. It is not a weekly art-direction session.
If you need a different format, pick a different template. If you need a custom location or a multi-scene “episode,” that is a movie or a generate. Call it that so you do not pay the template estimate for a joke you then throw away. What you can change every week: the photo, the caption after export. There is no prompt field that turns Tiger Hug into a product demo. Face-on, sharp, one person.
One run is one file
Each start_template_run is its own file. It does not continue last week’s clip. Same format, new generate. That is the product.
Three things people confuse with this template:
A blank video generate. You describe a tiger hug. The model invents the sitter. That is AI video generator text-to-video, not Tiger Hug.
A cloned workflow. Recreate a viral template copies a public workflow into your account. Saved, not auto-run.
A multi-scene movie. Create a multi-scene AI movie is a film. Tiger Hug is one format applied to one still.
Prompting “same but night” at Tiger Hug is not a control. Cancel an in-flight run with cancel_template_run. Closing the chat is not a cancel. One-tap is a file.
FAQ
Can I change the tiger or the cafe in Tiger Hug?
Not as a prompt rewrite. The template owns the treatment. A different location is a different template or a generate. Your lever is the photo.
Do I pick the video model?
No. The template already chose its stack. If you wanted to pick Veo versus Kling per shot, you wanted a generate or a movie, not one-tap.
Why is the URL /templates/tiger-hug if the id is tiger_hug?
Ids are snake_case in the product (tiger_hug). Public slugs replace underscores with hyphens. Link the kebab URL. The id is what the agent and the app use.
Is rerunning with a new photo “rewriting the prompt”?
No. That is a new input to the same format. Rewriting the prompt is a generate. A new photo on Tiger Hug is still Tiger Hug.