Seedance 2.0 Prompt Guide: Write Better AI Video Prompts

Why Prompt Structure Matters

Seedance 2.0 responds best when your prompt is structured, not random. A clear prompt improves motion quality, visual consistency, and shot intent.

Use this structure:

Subject

Environment

Camera movement

Action timing

Lighting and style

Output goal

A Reusable Prompt Template

[Subject] in [Environment], camera [Movement], [Action] over [Duration], [Lighting], [Style], cinematic quality.

Example:

A young skateboarder in a city park, camera low-angle tracking forward, accelerating then slowing down over 8 seconds, golden hour rim light, soft film grain, cinematic realism.

Common Mistakes

• Too short: "girl dancing" gives unstable motion.
• Too many unrelated styles in one line.
• No camera instruction.
• No timing or pacing cue.

Better Prompt Upgrades

• Add camera verbs: push-in, orbit, tracking, handheld.
• Add motion rhythm: slow start, then fast pan.
• Add continuity constraints: keep same outfit and face details.

Quick Checklist

• Is the subject clear?
• Is the camera move explicit?
• Is the action sequence time-based?
• Is style consistent?

Try this directly in /create and iterate one variable at a time.