Make a screen-peel effect in an AI video

The effect where a hand grabs the corner of a phone screen and peels the picture off like a sticker. One still photo in, five seconds of video out. The prompt is below; here's everything around it that decides whether it works.

• 📷 Shoot the photo properly — this is 80% of the result. Straight-on, device fully in frame with breathing room around it, screen at full brightness, no glare or reflections. An angled or glare-heavy shot peels badly and no prompt rescues it.
• 2️⃣ Kling AI → Video → Image to Video → Kling 3.0. Turbo and Omni are variants of 3.0 rather than newer models, so take whichever 3.x the tab lists.
• 3️⃣ Upload the photo, paste the prompt, set duration to 5s.
• 4️⃣ Use Professional mode if you have it, and pull the creativity/relevance slider toward relevance so it sticks to your image instead of reinventing the screen.
• 5️⃣ Generate 2–3 times and pick the best. Peel physics are luck-of-the-draw — the second or third run is usually the clean one.
• 🔧 If the device warps as the sheet lifts, add "the phone body is rigid and does not move". If the hand looks wrong, use the no-hand variant.
• 👇 The prompt and its negative prompt are below. The two variants — no hand, and a see-through reveal — are under "More from these videos" at the bottom of the page.