
A night dance in the fog
@Melter Make a 10 second video with Kling 3.0: a woman with a white bob and a long dark coat dances alone on a foggy night street under warm streetlights, slow push in, film grain.
The assembled smartwatch slowly rises and its parts separate smoothly along one vertical axis into a precise exploded view — glass, bezel, display, circuit board, battery, case and band — ending exactly in the arrangement of the last frame; parts glide with gentle easing and keep their real proportions. No text, captions, logos or watermarks appear. Natural, physically correct motion.
Handheld low tracking shot at ankle height: the next step lands in the puddle in slow motion, a natural splash of water sprays up around the sneaker and droplets catch the street lights, then the walk continues at normal speed past the camera; the jeans and laces move naturally. No text, captions, logos or watermarks appear. Natural, physically correct motion.
She tilts her face toward the light and says warmly: "Thirty days with this serum. Look at my skin. No filter." She lightly touches her cheek and smiles. Soft room tone, no music. No text, captions, logos or watermarks appear. Natural, physically correct motion.
A hand lifts a piece toward the camera and breaks it in half with a loud crunch, crumbs fall in slow motion and steam escapes from the inside. Close-mic crunch and crackle, no music. No text, captions, logos or watermarks appear. Natural, physically correct motion.
She performs a playful, theatrical spooky dance with sharp arm moves and a twirl, candles flicker and a ghostly mist rolls in. Original dark electro-swing beat with spooky organ. No vocals. No text, captions, logos or watermarks appear. Natural, physically correct motion.
He looks up from his glass and says slowly, with weight: "We only get one shot at this. Don't waste it." Soft bar ambience, rain on glass, low cinematic score. No text, captions, logos or watermarks appear. Natural, physically correct motion.
She snaps her fingers and instantly she is standing on a Paris balcony at sunset in a chic outfit with the Eiffel Tower behind her; she grins and waves. No text, captions, logos or watermarks appear. Natural, physically correct motion.
Images 1-2 show the character: keep exactly this person's face, hair and features. Modern 2026 YouTube thumbnail, clean and cinematic, split exactly in half by a thin white vertical line. Left half: the same woman as in the reference images (Mel): early twenties, platinum-white blunt bob with straight bangs, pale porcelain skin with light freckles, grey-blue eyes, bold red lips, keep her face and hair exactly, looking tired with dull skin, flat grey cool light, slightly desaturated, small black tag 'DAY 1'. Right half: the same woman glowing with healthy skin, warm golden light, big confident smile, holding a small amber serum bottle near her cheek, small white tag 'DAY 30'. One bold three-word headline across the top in a heavy clean sans-serif with a soft shadow: 'IT ACTUALLY WORKED'. Every word appears once and is spelled correctly, no other text, high contrast, uncluttered. Photorealistic, natural skin texture, real camera optics, no logos, no watermarks.
Give Claude access to every Melter model, from Kling and Veo to Nano Banana and Seedream.
Paste a public link in the chat, or upload the file here. Then ask the app to use your latest upload.
On a team plan an admin adds the connector once, then everyone connects their own account.
An owner opens Admin settings, then Connectors, and adds a custom connector named Melter with the server URL. Members then open Customize, then Connectors, find Melter and press Connect.
A workspace admin allows developer mode and custom connectors in workspace settings, or adds Melter for everyone. Members then connect and sign in to Melter.
Each person signs in to their own Melter account, so the app only sees that person's work and credits.
Everything made through MCP uses your Melter credits, at the same prices as in the app. The app tells you the price first and never spends more than you allow. Disconnect any time in Settings, Connected apps.