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Seedance video extension prompting
Use video extension when a clip needs a second beat, a longer payoff, or a continuation that respects the previous motion and style.
Last updated: 2026-06-19 · Source kind: official_manual · Curation: published
Direct answer
Video extension prompts should preserve the existing clip state and add only the next visible beat.
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Prompt reuse checklist
- Name the exact input type: text, image, audio, video, first frame, or final frame.
- State what each reference controls so the model does not blend competing instructions.
- Use one camera move, one main action, and one final-frame payoff.
- Test the smallest version in HolyCrab before expanding the shot.
Prompt utility
- Evidence status
- official-source paraphrase
- Confidence
- official
- Reusable pattern
- Video extension prompts should preserve the existing clip state and add only the next visible beat.
- Rewrite rule
- Keep the capability structure, then replace subject, reference role, camera, action, and final-frame payoff.
- Source evidence
- Use video extension when a clip needs a second beat, a longer payoff, or a continuation that respects the previous motion and style.
- HolyCrab next step
- Test the smallest official-style Seedance prompt in HolyCrab before adding more reference inputs.
Prompt pattern
Continue from the current final frame, preserve subject identity and camera direction, then describe the next action.
Example prompt
Continue from the last frame. The camera keeps drifting backward as the astronaut slowly turns toward the blue planet, visor reflection staying consistent.
Common failure modes
Prompt restarts instead of continuing; Style changes between clips; The continuation introduces too many new objects
Recreate with HolyCrab Seedance
- Start with the source-attributed Seedance capability or example brief.
- Name each input type and what it should control.
- Write one camera path and one final-frame payoff.
- Generate a short HolyCrab test, then revise only the weakest prompt variable.
HolyCrab prompt handoff
Seedance pages and examples
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First-last-frame transformation prompt for Seedance
A Seedance prompt pattern for transformations where the first frame and final frame need to stay exact.
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Video extension story beat for Seedance
A Seedance continuation pattern for extending a short clip without restarting the scene.