AI ASMR Prompt for Veo 3 Video Generation

Veo 3 ASMR Video Prompt Guide: Tested Formulas for Stunning AI Creations

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Want to create satisfying, high-quality ASMR videos using Google Veo 3?
This guide breaks down three proven prompt formulas specifically designed for Veo 3’s AI video generation. These formulas have been tested in real projects and consistently produce engaging, detailed, and visually immersive results.

Whether you’re aiming for simple action shots, cinematic transformations, or luxury-style visuals, this guide gives you the exact structure, tested examples, and creative variations you can use right away.

Why ASMR + Veo 3 is a Winning Combo

ASMR (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response) videos work because they trigger a sensory reaction — through sound, texture, and visuals. Veo 3 takes this to another level by allowing creators to control every visual element in a shot using structured prompts.

The challenge?
Without the right prompt structure, results can feel random or low-quality. These three formulas solve that problem.

Formula 1: The Basic Prompt Formula (Fast, Clear, Functional)

Simple and action-focused

Prompt Structure:

[Shot type], [object description], [secondary object], [tool/hand] + [action verb] + [specific behavior/physics], [background]

When to use it:

• Quick content creation
• Action/physics demonstrations
• ASMR content
• Tutorial videos
• Process demonstrations

Why it works:
It focuses on action and clarity, ensuring the viewer understands what’s happening instantly. Perfect for process videos and ASMR loops.

Prompt Example:

Macro shot, golden toasted bread slice, clear glass sphere, silver spoon pressing down and spreading like butter, dark marble surface

Formula 2: The Advanced Prompt Formula (Cinematic & Engaging)

Prompt Structure:

[SHOT TYPE] + [MAIN OBJECT] + [SECONDARY OBJECT] + [TOOL/HAND] + [ACTION/INTERACTION of tool or hand] + [TRANSFORMATION BEHAVIOR of secondary object] + [SPREAD CHARACTERISTICS] + [BACKGROUND]

When to use it:

• Viral content
• Premium product showcases
• Dramatic transformations
• High engagement videos

Prompt Example:

Close-up shot, golden toasted bread slice, clear glass sphere, silver spoon, pressing down and spreading, transforms into sky blue jam-like spread, smooth flowing texture across entire bread surface, white marble background

Key characteristics:

• Maximum precision control
• Material specifications
• Detailed tool descriptions
• Immediate “wow” effect
• Premium luxury appeal

Why it works:
This formula adds cinematic depth and rich visual details, making the viewer want to watch repeatedly.

Formula 3: Transformation Magic Formula

Maximum detail and precision control

Prompt Structure:

[SHOT TYPE] + [MAIN OBJECT] + [SECONDARY OBJECT] + [POSITIONING] + [TOOL/HAND] + [ACTION/INTERACTION of tool or hand] + [TRANSFORMATION BEHAVIOR of secondary object] + [SPREAD CHARACTERISTICS] + [BACKGROUND]

Best For:

• Premium viral content
• Luxury brand showcases
• Maximum visual impact
• Complex magical transformations
• Professional commercial content

Prompt Example:

Macro shot, golden toasted bread slice, hot, rose gold metallic, sphere, sitting on top, translucent crystal, spoon, pressing down and spreading like butter, ethereal mist rising, transforms into deep sapphire blue crystalline spread, diamond-like sparkles throughout, white marble background

Key Characteristics:

• Maximum precision control
• Material specifications
• Detailed tool descriptions
• Immediate effect elements
• Premium luxury appeal
• Highest engagement potential

Element Breakdown

This section gives you ready-made options for each part of the formulas. Think of it like a menu – you can pick and choose different elements to create your own prompts. Some examples are tested and work well, others are suggestions to try. As I experiment with more combinations, I’ll keep adding new options here. This makes it easier for creators to quickly build prompts without starting from scratch every time.

Shot Types:

• Macro shot
• Close-up shot
• Overhead view
• Extreme close-up
• Side angle

Objects (Bread-based):

• Golden toasted bread slice
• Thin toast slice
• Fresh white bread
• Sourdough slice
• Whole grain bread

Secondary Objects:

• Clear glass sphere
• Colored glass objects
• Butter pat
• Jam blob
• Honey drop

Tools/Hands:

• Silver spoon
• Butter knife
• Wooden spreader
• Black gloved hand
• Bare hand

Actions:

• Pressing down
• Spreading
• Cutting
• Drizzling
• Melting

Transformation Behaviors:

• Transforms into [color] spread
• Melts and flows
• Changes texture
• Spreads like butter
• Becomes liquid

Spread Characteristics:

• Smooth flowing texture
• Chunky consistency
• Even coverage
• Dripping edges
• Glossy surface

Backgrounds:

• White marble
• Dark marble surface
• Wooden cutting board
• Kitchen counter
• Neutral background

Testing Results

Basic Formula Results:

This comparison shows you the real differences between each formula based on actual testing. It helps you pick the right formula for your specific goal – whether you want something quick and simple, or something that looks premium and gets more attention. Think of it like choosing between a basic phone camera vs a professional camera – both work, but they give different results.

Formula Comparison:

Basic Formula Results:

• ✅ Clean, focused action
• ✅ Clear behavior demonstration
• ✅ Good for functional content

Advanced Formula Results:

• ✅ Cinematic and dramatic
• ✅ Rich visual effects
• ✅ High engagement potential

Best Practices for Veo 3 ASMR Prompts

Do’s:

• Keep actions specific – “pressing down” vs “touching”
• Include transformation – the magical moment that hooks viewers
• Specify materials – glass, metal, wood affect the feel
• Test all 3 formulas – see which works better for your content
• Leave room for AI creativity – don’t over-specify colors

Don’ts:

• Avoid over-saturation – let AI choose realistic colors
• Don’t micromanage – trust AI’s material knowledge
• Skip unnecessary adjectives – focus on action and transformation
• Avoid vague terms – be specific about what happens

Formula Selection Guide

Use Basic Formula When:

• Creating tutorial content
• Demonstrating specific actions
• Making ASMR videos
• Need quick results
• Focusing on physics/behavior

Use Advanced Formula When:

• Creating viral content
• Want cinematic quality
• Need magical transformations
• Targeting high engagement
• Making premium content

Future Applications

These formulas can be adapted for:

• Different food items (fruits, vegetables, desserts)
• Various surfaces (plates, bowls, countertops)
• Other tools (forks, chopsticks, brushes)
• Different transformations (melting, crystallizing, color changes)
• Non-food objects (art materials, cosmetics, crafts)

Conclusion

Final Thoughts

Veo 3 gives creators cinematic-level control over AI-generated video. The right prompt formula turns that power into a predictable, repeatable workflow for high-quality ASMR content.

Experiment, refine, and combine elements from each formula — and you’ll have a content library that keeps viewers watching and sharing.