#Claude AI#Google Flow
How to Create Viral AI Miniature Pottery ASMR Videos (Full Workflow)
Nov 4, 2026 Watch Original Video
Workflow Overview
Learn how to produce ultra-realistic, satisfying miniature pottery ASMR videos using a single multi-step Master Prompt. This guide walks you through generating distinct ceramic collection ideas with Claude AI, creating photorealistic starting macro images, and animating continuous 10-second hand-pouring sequences in Google Flow.
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Claude
FreemiumLLM & Coding
High-context AI model for detailed logic, structuring, and copy generation.
Google Flow / Vids
FreemiumWorkflow Automation
AI workflow orchestration and video timeline tools.
🛠️ Tools & Resources Used
- Claude AI (LLM / Scripting) - Generates tailored miniature ceramic collection concepts, photorealistic macro image prompts, and synchronized ASMR video prompts using a specialized Master Prompt.
- Google Flow (AI Video & Image Generator) - Creates high-resolution starting macro frames with Nano Banana 2.1 and renders 10-second continuous hand-pouring ASMR videos via Omni 1.1 Flash.
⏱️ Quick Workflow Summary
- Step 1: Paste the Miniature Pottery ASMR Master Prompt into Claude AI and select your preferred collection theme.
- Step 2: Generate the photorealistic starting reference image in Google Flow using Nano Banana 2.1.
- Step 3: Animate the continuous 10-second pouring ASMR sequence in Google Flow with Omni 1.1 Flash.
📝 Step-by-Step Tutorial
Step 1: Generate Ideas and Prompts in Claude AI [Timestamp: 00:21]
Open Claude AI and paste the complete creator Master Prompt. The AI immediately responds with 10 unique miniature pottery collection themes (such as tiny cups, mugs, bowls, and tableware sets). Pick your preferred collection by replying with its number (e.g., Idea #6). Claude AI will then output exactly one detailed macro image prompt and one 10-second continuous video prompt with timed action and ASMR sound rules.
Prompt / Settings:
PROMPT / SETTINGS
You are an expert Miniature Ceramic Artist, Photorealistic ASMR Video Director, Macro Cinematographer, Image Prompt Engineer, Video Prompt Engineer, and Visual Continuity Specialist.
Your task is to create realistic, visually satisfying miniature pottery ASMR videos inspired by close-up videos of tiny ceramic objects being held, poured, dropped gently, moved, and arranged by human hands.
The videos must look like real-life macro footage, not cartoons, animations, or obvious CGI.
The main attraction is the combination of:
Numerous tiny ceramic objects.
Realistic human hands handling the objects.
Satisfying ceramic clinking sounds.
Gentle pouring and cascading movements.
Beautiful miniature details.
A simple white or cream fabric background.
Close-up photography with natural lighting.
There must be NO narration, NO dialogue, NO music, and NO background soundtrack.
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STEP 1 — GENERATE EXACTLY 10 IDEAS
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Immediately generate exactly 10 unique miniature pottery collection ideas.
IMPORTANT: Each idea must contain a COLLECTION of multiple tiny ceramic objects, never just one object.
Each collection should generally contain approximately 15–50 miniature pieces when the design allows it. The exact number can vary to suit the objects and realistic physical scale.
Possible collection themes include:
Tiny Teacup Collection — dozens of tiny ceramic teacups in pastel colors, with different rims, handles, and painted designs.
Mini Coffee Mug Collection — numerous miniature mugs with colorful interiors, glossy finishes, and tiny handles.
Tiny Plate Collection — many miniature ceramic plates in coordinated colors, patterns, and rim designs.
Mini Saucer Collection — numerous small saucers with different colored edges and glossy glazed surfaces.
Tiny Jug Collection — miniature ceramic jugs and pitchers in different shapes, sizes, and glaze colors.
Mini Bowl Collection — many tiny bowls with colorful interiors and smooth ceramic finishes.
Miniature Teapot Collection — several tiny teapots accompanied by matching miniature cups and saucers.
Tiny Espresso Set — numerous miniature espresso cups with matching saucers in different color combinations.
Mini Ceramic Jar Collection — tiny glazed jars, miniature lids, and small matching containers.
Mixed Miniature Tableware Collection — tiny cups, plates, bowls, mugs, and saucers in a coordinated ceramic style.
These examples are only inspiration. Generate fresh, varied ideas each time rather than repeating the same list.
Idea generation rules
Each idea must feature multiple matching or visually coordinated miniature ceramic objects.
Make each collection visually distinct.
Prioritize objects that produce delicate, satisfying ceramic clinks when they touch.
Use believable miniature craftsmanship, natural proportions, realistic glaze, and tiny details.
Make collections colorful and visually appealing without making them look like plastic toys.
Every collection must be suitable for a close-up video of a human hand holding and gently pouring the pieces.
Do not make pottery firing, kiln removal, pottery wheels, or clay-making the main action.
Do not create individual object ideas that lack a collection.
Do not generate prompts at this stage.
Do not ask the user about categories, duration, aspect ratio, or other settings.
After presenting the 10 numbered ideas with short descriptions, STOP and wait for the user to select a number.
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STEP 2 — AFTER THE USER SELECTS AN IDEA
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After the user chooses an idea, generate exactly two outputs:
One detailed IMAGE PROMPT.
One detailed VIDEO PROMPT for an exactly 10-second video.
Both prompts must describe the same selected collection, the same tiny ceramic objects, and the same visual environment.
Do not generate additional scenes, alternative prompts, or multiple versions.
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IMAGE PROMPT — REFERENCE-STYLE COMPOSITION
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Create a highly photorealistic macro photograph of a human hand holding a generous handful of the selected miniature ceramic collection.
The objects must be genuinely tiny compared with the fingers and palm. Their miniature size should be immediately obvious.
Composition
Show one realistic human hand cupped naturally, holding numerous tiny ceramic pieces.
The collection should be abundant enough to create a satisfying pouring effect.
Some pieces may rest together in the palm, with a few positioned near the fingertips as if they are about to fall.
Use a clean white or warm cream fabric background with subtle natural folds and visible textile texture.
If appropriate for the selected collection, show a few pieces already resting on the fabric.
Keep the hand and the ceramic objects as the main focus.
Use a very close camera angle, similar to a real macro ASMR video filmed by a person sitting at a worktable.
Use soft, natural indoor lighting with realistic shadows.
Capture detailed ceramic rims, miniature handles, smooth glazed surfaces, painted patterns, and subtle reflections.
Include natural skin texture and anatomically correct fingers.
Make every visible ceramic piece physically believable and appropriately scaled.
Collection-specific design
Adapt the exact shapes and quantity to the selected idea.
For teacups and mugs, show tiny openings, miniature handles, colorful interiors, and rounded ceramic walls.
For plates and saucers, show thin ceramic profiles, circular shapes, glazed surfaces, and colored rims.
For jugs, bowls, jars, or teapots, preserve their recognizable real-world shapes at miniature scale.
Do not substitute generic beads or pebbles for ceramic pieces.
Image restrictions
No face, no full person, no unnecessary props, no text, no subtitles, no logos, no watermark, no cartoon appearance, no plastic-looking objects, no deformed hands, and no oversized pottery.
The final image must look like an authentic close-up photograph of miniature ceramics being held in a human hand.
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VIDEO PROMPT — EXACTLY 10 SECONDS
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Create one continuous, photorealistic 10-second miniature pottery ASMR video based on the selected collection and the generated image.
The video should resemble real close-up footage of a hand gently pouring tiny ceramic pieces onto soft white fabric.
Use a stable macro camera, natural hand movements, believable gravity, and detailed synchronized sound.
0–3 SECONDS — HOLD AND REVEAL
Begin with a close-up of a naturally cupped human palm filled with numerous tiny ceramic pieces from the selected collection.
The hand slowly tilts slightly toward the white fabric surface.
A few pieces shift and gently touch one another, producing delicate, natural ceramic clinks.
Keep the collection clearly visible. Let the viewer appreciate the different miniature shapes, colors, rims, and handles.
3–7 SECONDS — THE SATISFYING POUR
The hand gradually opens and tilts farther, allowing a controlled stream of miniature ceramic objects to slide and tumble gently from the palm onto the fabric.
The pieces must fall individually or in small groups, with realistic gravity and natural collisions.
Show tiny cups, plates, mugs, bowls, or other selected pieces landing, rolling slightly where their shapes allow, and settling naturally.
Capture the main ASMR moment here: a series of crisp but delicate ceramic clinks as the objects touch each other and the surface.
Do not make the objects bounce excessively, fly through the air, break, or move unnaturally.
7–10 SECONDS — FINAL MACRO SHOWCASE
The hand gently releases any remaining pieces and moves slightly aside or uses its fingertips to nudge a few objects into a natural arrangement.
The camera remains close to the miniature collection scattered across the white fabric.
Finish with a satisfying view of the many tiny ceramic pieces, their glazed surfaces, colorful interiors, miniature handles, and delicate details.
Allow a few subtle final ceramic clinks as the last pieces settle.
End naturally with the collection in focus.
Timing and movement rules
Total duration: exactly 10 seconds.
One continuous shot; no artificial transitions.
Keep the same hand, collection, background, lighting, and camera angle throughout.
The hand must move slowly and naturally.
The quantity of pieces must decrease in the palm as the pieces fall onto the fabric.
Every falling object must land and settle plausibly.
Do not allow objects to appear, disappear, duplicate, or change design.
Do not make the entire collection fall instantaneously.
Keep the main pouring action clearly visible and satisfying.
If the selected collection includes plates or saucers, make them slide or stack gently rather than behave like rounded cups. Adapt the physical movement to the shape of the actual objects.
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STRICT AUDIO RULES — ASMR ONLY
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The audio is just as important as the visuals.
Use only realistic, close-up ASMR sounds synchronized with the visible actions.
Allowed audio
Tiny ceramic pieces gently clinking together.
Delicate high-pitched ceramic taps.
Small cups touching miniature saucers.
Tiny plates gently contacting one another.
Soft ceramic movement against the palm.
Delicate pieces landing on the fabric-covered surface.
Subtle fabric rustling caused by the hand.
Quiet, natural room ambience.
The ceramic sounds should be crisp, delicate, detailed, and satisfying without being painfully loud or exaggerated.
Sound must correspond to the actual size, material, and movement of the objects.
Use a natural variety of small clinks rather than repeating one identical sound effect.
Absolutely prohibited audio
Narration.
Dialogue.
Talking.
Voiceover.
Background music.
Musical soundtracks.
Artificial whooshes.
Dramatic cinematic impacts.
Unrelated environmental sounds.
Exaggerated, metallic, glass-like, or unrealistic ceramic sounds.
Do not add music to fill silent moments.
The final audio must consist only of natural miniature ceramic handling sounds and subtle, relevant fabric or room sounds.
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STRICT REALISM AND CONTINUITY RULES
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Human hands must look real and anatomically correct.
Show only the hands needed for the action; never show a face.
Keep the objects miniature throughout the entire video.
Every object must remain ceramic, with realistic glazed surfaces.
Maintain the same collection design, colors, shapes, patterns, and approximate quantities.
Keep the same background, hand appearance, lighting, and camera position.
Objects must move according to their actual shapes, weight, and gravity.
Cups must retain their handles and hollow interiors.
Plates and saucers must retain their thin, flat shapes.
Do not merge objects, distort them, or change their designs between frames.
Do not introduce additional objects that were not part of the collection.
Do not show pottery being manufactured or fired.
Do not include kilns, ovens, pottery wheels, tools, or extra equipment unless specifically relevant to the selected idea.
Do not show pieces breaking or shattering.
Do not use cartoon rendering, fantasy physics, plastic textures, or obvious CGI.
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FINAL OUTPUT FORMAT
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After the user selects an idea, output only the following:
SELECTED IDEA
A short name and description of the chosen collection.
IMAGE PROMPT
One complete, ready-to-use image prompt.
VIDEO PROMPT — 10 SECONDS
One complete, ready-to-use video prompt, including the timed action sequence, realistic hand movements, continuity instructions, camera direction, and ASMR-only audio requirements.
Do not add extra explanations, additional scenes, unrelated sections, alternative prompts, or unnecessary commentary.
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START NOW
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Generate exactly 10 unique miniature ceramic collection ideas.
Every idea must contain multiple tiny objects suitable for satisfying hand-pouring ASMR.
Then stop and wait for the user's selection.
Step 2: Render Starting Macro Frame in Google Flow [Timestamp: 00:48]
Head to Google Flow and switch to the image generation canvas. Paste the Image Prompt provided by Claude AI. Configure the model to Nanobanana 2.1, set the aspect ratio to 9:16 vertical, and keep the scale at 1x. Hit generate to render a high-detail macro shot of a hand cupping the miniature ceramics over a soft fabric surface.
Prompt / Settings:
PROMPT / SETTINGS
Model: Nanobanana 2.1
Aspect Ratio: 9:16 Vertical
Scale: 1x
Prompt: Photorealistic macro photograph of one realistic human hand cupped naturally, holding a generous handful of tiny glazed ceramic miniature bowls in pastel colors. Realistic skin texture, natural soft daylight, subtle shadows, resting above a clean white fabric with natural folds. Glazed ceramic sheen, miniature handles, sharp macro focus, 8K detail.
Step 3: Animate 10-Second ASMR Video in Google Flow [Timestamp: 01:11]
Click the '+' icon in Google Flow, select the macro image generated in Step 2, and add it to your prompt canvas as the initial reference frame. Paste the Video Prompt generated by Claude AI into the prompt field. In the video generation panel, select the Omni 1.1 Flash model, set the aspect ratio to 9:16, resolution to 720p, scale to 1x, and duration to 10 seconds. Click generate to produce the continuous, satisfying pouring ASMR video.
Prompt / Settings:
PROMPT / SETTINGS
Model: Omni 1.1 Flash
Aspect Ratio: 9:16
Resolution: 720p
Duration: 10s
Scale: 1x
Reference Image: Generated macro image from Step 2
Prompt: Continuous photorealistic 10-second macro video. 0-3s: Cupped human hand holding miniature ceramic bowls tilts slightly toward white textured fabric. 3-7s: Hand gradually opens, allowing tiny ceramic bowls to slide and tumble onto the fabric, creating delicate, crisp ceramic clinks upon landing. 7-10s: Hand nudges pieces into an aesthetic scatter, settling into a still macro showcase. Natural lighting, anatomically correct hand, realistic gravity. Audio: Crisp, synchronized ASMR ceramic clinks, delicate surface taps, subtle fabric rustle, no music, no voiceover.
💡 Key Takeaways & Pro Tips
- Anchor with an Initial Image Reference: Directly generating text-to-video often results in deformed fingers or plastic-looking objects; generating the base image with Nano Banana 2.1 first ensures anatomical accuracy and glazed ceramic textures.
- Strict ASMR Sound Design: Do not add background music or voiceovers; organic ceramic clinking, light taps, and fabric rustles are the core drivers of high retention and repeat loops in this niche.
- Enforce Timed Action Phases: Structuring prompt timing into hold (0–3s), pour (3–7s), and settle (7–10s) keeps the AI generation grounded in realistic physical velocity.
📌 Original Source & Attribution
- Source Video: I Found a Satisfying AI Niche With High Views Potential (Full Tutorial)
- Original URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRYqL8N6qR4
- Credit: Airyzen AI
