Seedance food delivery app demo prompt

Direct answer

This Seedance 2.0 product ad prompt preserves product identity, shows one benefit moment, uses one readable camera move, and ends on a stable packshot or CTA.

Source class

HolyCrab first-party prompt recipe: Uses HolyCrab-authored prompt recipes and original references rather than publishing third-party creator media.

Machine class: first_party

HolyCrab first-party prompt recipe

This page is generated from a published record with sourceKind=holycrab_prompt_recipe, rightsStatus=owned, and curationStatus=published.

• ByteDance Seed official Seedance 2.0 model page
• Seedance 2.0: Advancing Video Generation for World Complexity

Publication and release gate

• Curation gate: this page can stay public only while curationStatus is published.
• Rights gate: source rights must be known, non-blocked, and attribution must remain visible.
• Discovery gate: public HTML, Markdown, llms.txt, sitemap, and search-index entries are generated only from published records.
• First-party prompt policy: HolyCrab authored this product ad recipe; it is not copied from a third-party campaign.
• Product/brand safety policy: use owned, licensed, partner-provided, or fictional product assets and avoid unauthorized logos, packaging, trademarks, campaigns, and endorsements.
• Commercial claim policy: keep visible claims generic or substantiated; do not imply regulated benefits, competitor comparisons, or celebrity endorsement unless authorization is documented.

Prompt reuse checklist

• Keep product identity tied to owned, licensed, partner-provided, or fictional assets.
• Use one readable benefit moment, one camera path, and one final packshot or CTA.
• Treat video references as camera or hand-motion timing only; do not transfer third-party packaging, logos, claims, celebrity, or campaign staging.
• Treat audio references as pacing and mood only; do not copy songs, voices, taglines, or sonic branding.

Prompt utility

Evidence status

first-party product ad recipe

Confidence

owned

Reusable pattern

Mode: T2V, video-reference, or first-last-frame with owned UI mockups. Fictional food delivery app on a clean phone screen, no real brand UI. 0-2s: adult hand taps a simple illustrated meal card; 2-5s: delivery progress animation moves from kitchen to door icon; 5-8s: phone settles beside a closed takeout bag, final frame leaves empty space for offer text. Camera: top-down phone-style shot with slight natural hand motion, no cuts. Audio: soft tap and notification tone only, no real app sound, trademark, restaurant logo, price claim, endorsement, or copied interface.

Rewrite rule

Replace the product, claim, setting, reference role, camera path, and packshot with owned or authorized commercial material.

Source evidence

HolyCrab-authored app demo recipe using Seedance video reference, first-last-frame, and audio timing workflows for fictional or authorized product UI.

HolyCrab next step

Run a short Seedance test in HolyCrab, then inspect product identity, label readability, claim accuracy, and final packshot stability.

Prompt brief

Mode: T2V, video-reference, or first-last-frame with owned UI mockups. Fictional food delivery app on a clean phone screen, no real brand UI. 0-2s: adult hand taps a simple illustrated meal card; 2-5s: delivery progress animation moves from kitchen to door icon; 5-8s: phone settles beside a closed takeout bag, final frame leaves empty space for offer text. Camera: top-down phone-style shot with slight natural hand motion, no cuts. Audio: soft tap and notification tone only, no real app sound, trademark, restaurant logo, price claim, endorsement, or copied interface.

Prompt library category

This Seedance 2.0 prompt detail belongs to the Seedance 2.0 product ad prompts category and is mirrored from the deeper HolyCrab Seedance playbook so searchers and AI answer engines can discover it inside the main prompt-library tree.

How to use this prompt

• Copy the HolyCrab prompt handoff instead of copying any third-party prompt library text.
• Replace subject, setting, reference roles, camera path, duration, and final payoff with owned or authorized material.
• Run the shortest Seedance test that proves the motion, then compare the result against the approval criteria on this page.
• Generate variants only after the first approved clip has a stable final frame and a recorded retry count.

Prompt metadata

• Model: Seedance 2.0.
• Prompt category: Seedance 2.0 product ad prompts.
• Input type: audio-guided video.
• Recommended first test: 2 seconds.
• Aspect ratio: 1:1, 4:5, or 9:16 depending on placement.
• Difficulty: medium.
• Prompt confidence: high.
• Page kind: product_ad_prompt.
• Rights status: owned; curation status: published.

Cost and retry profile

Run one 4-8 second draft first, then budget 2-4 focused retries before scaling variants. Approve only after product shape, label area, final packshot, and claim safety pass review.

Success criteria

• Product identity remains stable from first frame to final packshot.
• One benefit moment is visible without unsupported claims.
• Final frame leaves readable space for headline or CTA.

Structured rewrite map

• Subject: replace with an owned product, original character, original performer, or authorized source.
• Motion: keep one visible action before adding secondary motion.
• Camera: use one camera path and one final endpoint.
• References: state exactly what each image, video, or audio input controls.
• Final payoff: define the last frame before running the prompt.
• Cost gate: Run one 4-8 second draft first, then budget 2-4 focused retries before scaling variants. Approve only after product shape, label area, final packshot, and claim safety pass review.

Source note

HolyCrab-authored app demo recipe using Seedance video reference, first-last-frame, and audio timing workflows for fictional or authorized product UI.

Safety and rights checklist

• Use fictional, owned, or authorized UI screens; do not copy platform UI, competitor apps, restaurant marks, price offers, or order data.
• Keep claims generic unless the advertiser provides substantiated delivery speed, price, or promotion details.
• If a video reference is used, it controls hand timing only and must not transfer app UI, watermark, device branding, or private information.

Failure modes

• Tiny UI text may become unreadable unless the screen layout stays simple.
• Fast finger taps can cause hand or phone warping.
• Real app references can transfer trademarked UI and private account details.

Negative prompt guardrails

• No copied third-party prompt text, campaign layout, protected character, celebrity likeness, private-person likeness, watermark, subtitle, logo, or unauthorized brand asset.
• No protected song, lyric, voice, choreography, or sonic branding unless rights are documented.
• Use fictional, owned, or authorized UI screens; do not copy platform UI, competitor apps, restaurant marks, price offers, or order data.
• Keep claims generic unless the advertiser provides substantiated delivery speed, price, or promotion details.
• Tiny UI text may become unreadable unless the screen layout stays simple.
• Fast finger taps can cause hand or phone warping.

HolyCrab handoff

Copy the prompt structure, replace the subject, references, camera, scene, claim, and final payoff with owned or authorized material, then run one short HolyCrab Seedance test before generating variants.

Seedance prompt text

Mode: T2V, video-reference, or first-last-frame with owned UI mockups. Fictional food delivery app on a clean phone screen, no real brand UI. 0-2s: adult hand taps a simple illustrated meal card; 2-5s: delivery progress animation moves from kitchen to door icon; 5-8s: phone settles beside a closed takeout bag, final frame leaves empty space for offer text. Camera: top-down phone-style shot with slight natural hand motion, no cuts. Audio: soft tap and notification tone only, no real app sound, trademark, restaurant logo, price claim, endorsement, or copied interface.

Source-derived text

HolyCrab-authored app demo recipe using Seedance video reference, first-last-frame, and audio timing workflows for fictional or authorized product UI.

Recreate with HolyCrab Seedance

1. Choose an owned, licensed, partner-provided, or fictional product and define the product identity.
2. Write one benefit moment, one camera move, and one final packshot or call-to-action frame.
3. Assign references narrowly: image for product identity, video for camera or hand timing, audio for pacing only.
4. Run a short HolyCrab Seedance test and check product shape, label readability, claim accuracy, and final frame stability.

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