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Make anything spill, Guide in Ophelia:

Turn a normal photo into a chaotic spill moment. Coffee, matcha, noodles, a whole burger. Free Ophelia guide with the exact prompt and the physics lines that make it look real.

Make anything spill, Guide in Ophelia:

1. Pick a photo you already have. Anything where you're holding a drink, a bowl, a container, a wrapper. It doesn't need to be staged

2.Upload it to Ophelia and drop it into the main prompt box

3.Fill in the brackets in the prompt below for your specific photo (there's a guide underneath)

4.Paste and generate

5.Rerun a few times and pick the one where the motion looks most natural

The prompt

(fill in every bracket before you run it)

"Edit this image: keep the subject, camera angle, framing, and lighting exactly as they are. Tilt the [CONTAINER] so the [FOOD/DRINK] spills out [DIRECTION] — [MAIN MOTION], breaking into a few droplets only at the leading edge, with [SOLIDS] falling downward under gravity. [LANDING]
Keep it physically plausible: liquid stays connected in sheets and ligaments rather than separate floating beads, slight motion blur on the fastest-moving part, everything obeying gravity.
Match the existing [LIGHT CONDITION] — soft shadows, low-contrast highlights on the liquid, no studio flash, no added light source.
Do not change the person, their face, expression, hands, nails, jewelry, clothing, or the background — only the [CONTAINER] and its contents move."
  • ImportantHow to fill in the brackets [CONTAINER] — the thing holding it. Glass, paper cup, bowl, tray, wrapper. [FOOD/DRINK] — what's inside. Iced coffee, matcha, noodles and broth, a burger, fries. [DIRECTION] — where it goes. Toward the camera, to the left, straight down, forward past the subject. [MAIN MOTION] — pick the one that matches your contents: liquids: a single connected ribbon of liquid leaving the rim in a smooth arc, widening then thinning solids or noodles: the contents sliding out and tumbling [SOLIDS] — the chunky bits that fall separately. Ice cubes, noodles, lettuce, fries, the patty. [LANDING] — what happens where it hits. Dark wet patches soaking where it lands, a small splatter below. Skip or shorten if the ground isn't in frame. [LIGHT CONDITION] — the light already in your photo. Overcast daylight, direct sun, shade, indoor window light.

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