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Seedance Character Consistency Prompts
Seedance character consistency improves when the prompt assigns one owned reference to identity, limits the motion test, repeats stable visual anchors across shots, and records drift reasons before the next HolyCrab rewrite.
How do you keep characters consistent in Seedance 2.0?
Keep characters consistent in Seedance 2.0 by using owned or authorized references, assigning each reference a clear identity role, and testing one 4-8 second shot before adding camera complexity. In HolyCrab, write the character anchors as visible traits, wardrobe, silhouette, face-framing, and constraints, then use a character drift review checklist to compare each output against the same identity, motion, rights, retry, and conversion record.
Key takeaways
- Use references you own or have permission to use; avoid celebrity likenesses and protected characters.
- Describe stable anchors: hair shape, wardrobe, silhouette, age range, expression, and posture.
- Keep the first HolyCrab short-test handoff to one subject, one camera move, one duration, and one approval checklist so identity drift is easier to spot.
- For multi-shot workflows, repeat the identity anchors and change only one motion or scene variable at a time; if the face, wardrobe, or silhouette changes, route the record back to prompt rewrite instead of scaling the sequence.
- Store source URL, prompt text, identity reference role, motion constraint, rights language, drift reason, retry count, output result, review outcome, and conversion event with utm_campaign=seedance_prompt_playbook.