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Define the scene
Name the subject, setting, lighting, and target mood before adding motion.
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Seedance prompts for AI video ideas
Use Seedance prompt patterns for product videos, cinematic motion, character scenes, and short social clips. Treat each prompt as a starting point and refine it based on the controls shown on the model page.
How to write Seedance prompts
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Add camera behavior
Use phrases such as slow push in, orbit, dolly, tracking shot, or handheld motion.
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Review and refine
Keep prompts that preserve the subject and remove details that create unstable motion.
Seedance prompt examples
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Product studio
A luxury perfume bottle on reflective glass, slow camera orbit, soft gold lighting, premium commercial style.
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Cinematic portrait
A close-up portrait with subtle head turn, wind in hair, shallow depth of field, dramatic cinematic lighting.
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Travel scene
A still travel photo becomes a moving shot with drifting clouds, gentle camera push, warm sunset atmosphere.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I write Seedance prompts?+
Open the Seedance workflow, define the subject, scene, camera movement, lighting, style, and format, then generate and refine one focused prompt.
How can image-to-video prompt patterns help Seedance workflows?+
When the Seedance page shows reference or image input controls, image-to-video prompt patterns help you connect the source image with motion, camera direction, and scene atmosphere.
How can I refine a Seedance prompt after generation?+
Review subject stability, camera motion, pacing, and scene consistency. Then keep the strongest instructions and sharpen the next prompt for another variation.
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