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Guides, model breakdowns and prompt craft for making better AI images and videos.
Claude Code needs a paid plan (Pro from $17/month), installs with one command and no Node.js, and only its permission rules are enforced. CLAUDE.md, skills and MCP explained for beginners.
How to write cold emails people answer: five parts in under 80 words, a reason only they could receive, one question, and three follow-ups. Plus why "average reply rate" ranges from 0.74% to 3.43%.
Good AI image prompts aren't longer, they're more specific. The five parts every prompt needs, why "no" backfires, and how GPT Image, Nano Banana, FLUX.2, Midjourney and Stable Diffusion each want it written.
Markdown cut our test pages' tokens by 70 to 79% versus raw HTML. Stripping link URLs cut up to 45% more. Here's the full pipeline for LLM-ready web data, and what it costs.
AI video tools make 4 to 15 second clips, not finished videos. Here's how to plan, frame, animate and edit them, and why one generated second costs anywhere from $0.05 to $0.40.
ImagineArt puts 36 image and 37 video models, Workflows, plugins and an MCP server under one plan. We scored it on price, credits, rights and billing terms: 7.0 out of 10.
Claude has no video input, so the prompts that work hand it transcripts, frames and a shell. 46 copy-paste prompts for cutting, captioning, grading, clipping and exporting.
Claude can't watch your video: it reads a transcript and runs ffmpeg. Here are the skills worth installing, a full Reels pipeline we ran on a real clip, a SKILL.md to copy, and prompts that work.
Firecrawl turns a web page into JSON in about ten lines of Python, at 5 credits a page. We ran it: here's the real output, the 404 that came back as a valid record, and the code that catches it.