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How To Write Seedance 2.0 Prompts
A strong Seedance prompt names the video job, visible subject, motion phrase, reference role, camera behavior, lighting, duration, rights-safe constraints, campaign handoff context, and final beat.
How do you write a Seedance 2.0 prompt?
Write a Seedance 2.0 prompt with this Seedance prompt formula: video job, original subject, visible action, scene, camera move, lighting, style, duration, constraints, and final beat. If you use references, apply a reference-role checklist: Image1 controls identity or product shape, Video1 controls motion timing only, Audio1 controls tempo or mood only, and EndFrame controls the final composition. The best HolyCrab short-test handoff is a compact 4-8 second prompt that preserves source URL, prompt text, model intent, reference roles, rights language, campaign tags, and conversion attribution before adding complex references.
Key takeaways
- Start with the job: product ad, dance clip, creator prompt rewrite, reference test, or one-take shot.
- Use the Seedance prompt formula in order: job, subject, action, scene, camera, lighting, style, duration, constraints, final beat.
- Run the reference-role checklist before generation: identity anchor, motion timing, audio mood, final frame, and non-transfer rules.
- Keep constraints visible and practical: no logo copying, no protected likeness, no protected choreography, no vague quality padding.
- Copy the HolyCrab short-test handoff into Seedance with utm_campaign=seedance_prompt_playbook and revise one variable after each generation.