# Seedance 2.0 Prompt Templates
Ready-to-Use Prompts for AI Video

50+ copy-paste prompt templates for Seedance 2.0. From cinematic scenes to e-commerce product videos — just pick a template, customize, and generate.

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✓50+ ready-to-use templates  
✓8 categories: cinematic, e-commerce, avatar & more  
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## What Are Seedance 2.0 Prompts?
Seedance 2.0 prompts are structured text instructions that tell the Seedance AI video model exactly what to generate. A well-crafted prompt defines the subject, action, camera movement, visual style, and constraints — producing cinema-quality AI video in seconds. Seedance 2.0 by ByteDance is one of the most advanced AI video generation models available today. It excels at realistic motion, cinematic lighting, multi-shot sequences, and audio-visual sync — but the quality of your output depends entirely on how you write your prompt.

> Think of a Seedance prompt like a director's shot list: the more specific and structured your instructions, the better the AI understands your creative intent.

## The Seedance Prompt Formula
Master the five-part structure that produces professional AI video every time.

**Subject**  
Who or what is in the scene  
`A 25-year-old woman in a red silk dress`

**Action**  
What happens in the scene  
`walks slowly toward the camera, hair blowing in the wind`

**Camera**  
Shot type and movement  
`Medium shot, slow dolly-in, 50mm lens look`

**Style**  
Visual mood and rendering  
`Cinematic, golden hour lighting, warm amber tones, film grain`

**Constraints**  
What to avoid or control  
`No extra fingers, stable face, 15 seconds, 1080p`

### Prompt Length Guide
- ●Quick shots (5s): 30–50 words — one subject, one action, one camera move  
- ●Standard scenes (10s): 50–80 words — add style and constraints  
- ●Multi-shot sequences (15s): 80–150 words — use timeline segments

## Prompt Templates by Category
Copy, paste, and customize. Each template follows the proven five-part formula.

- Cinematic & Narrative  
- E-commerce & Product  
- Avatar & Talking Head  
- Dance & Music  
- Brand & Logo  
- Drone & Aerial  
- VFX & Transformation  
- Daily Life & Vlog

### Cyberpunk Chase
**Copy**  
```
A hooded figure sprints through a rain-soaked neon alley at night. Puddles reflect pink and blue neon signs. Camera: handheld tracking shot, slight shake, following from behind. Style: cyberpunk noir, volumetric fog, high contrast, anamorphic lens flare. Constraints: stable body proportions, no extra limbs, 15 seconds.
```

### Western Standoff
**Copy**  
```
A lone cowboy stands in a dusty desert town at golden hour. Wind blows his poncho. He slowly reaches for his holster. Camera: starts wide, slow dolly-in to medium close-up on his eyes. Style: classic Western, warm amber tones, film grain, Ennio Morricone atmosphere. 10 seconds.
```

### Fantasy Portal
**Copy**  
```
A cloaked wizard raises a glowing staff before an ancient stone archway. Blue energy spirals from the staff into the portal, which erupts with light. Camera: low angle, slow crane up. Style: epic fantasy, volumetric light rays, deep blues and golds. 15 seconds, no face deformation.
```

### Post-Apocalyptic Survivor
**Copy**  
```
A 28-year-old woman in a torn grey cloak walks through crumbling urban ruins at dawn. Dust particles float in pale morning light. Mechanical silhouettes loom in the distance. Camera: medium shot, slow push-in to close-up. Style: post-apocalyptic sci-fi, muted desaturated palette, atmospheric haze. 15 seconds, stable face.
```

## Camera Movement Prompt Guide
Master these 9 camera movements to control how your Seedance 2.0 video looks and feels.

**Orbit**  
Keywords: orbit, surround, circle, revolve  
Best for: Product showcases, character reveals  
`Camera slowly orbits the subject 180 degrees`

**Dolly In/Out**  
Keywords: dolly-in, push in, pull back  
Best for: Emotional emphasis, reveals  
`Slow dolly-in from wide to close-up`

**Pan**  
Keywords: pan left, pan right, sweep  
Best for: Establishing scenes, following action  
`Camera pans right following the subject`

**Tilt**  
Keywords: tilt up, tilt down  
Best for: Architecture, reveals, power shots  
`Camera tilts up from feet to face`

**Zoom**  
Keywords: zoom in, zoom out  
Best for: Dramatic emphasis, transitions  
`Quick zoom-in to the product label`

**Crane**  
Keywords: crane up, crane down  
Best for: Epic reveals, establishing shots  
`Crane up from ground level to aerial view`

**Tracking**  
Keywords: track, follow, handheld  
Best for: Action sequences, vlogs  
`Handheld tracking shot following the runner`

**POV**  
Keywords: first person, POV, subjective  
Best for: Immersive content, gaming  
`First-person POV walking through a forest`

**Rack Focus**  
Keywords: focus shift, rack focus  
Best for: Drawing attention, depth  
`Rack focus from foreground flower to background subject`

### Pro Tips
- ✓Use one primary camera movement per shot for clean results  
- ✓Add intensity modifiers: slowly, smoothly, dramatically, aggressively  
- ✓Specify start and end points: from wide to close-up or 90 degree orbit  
- ✓Never stack more than 2-3 camera instructions in a single prompt

## Advanced Prompting Tips
Level up your Seedance 2.0 prompts with these pro techniques.

### Multimodal References (@Tags)
Seedance 2.0 accepts up to 12 reference files. Use @Image for visual anchors, @Video for motion reference, @Audio for beat sync or lip-sync.

`The character from @Image1 performs the dance moves from @Video1, synced to the beat of @Audio1.`  
Max: 9 images, 3 videos, 3 audio files per generation

### Multi-Shot Storyboard
Break complex sequences into time segments for precise control over each part of your video.

`0-4s: Wide establishing shot of a rainy Tokyo street. 4-9s: Medium shot — woman opens umbrella. 9-15s: Close-up tracking beside her face.`  
Use Shot switch markers or time codes to separate each segment

### Negative Constraints
Add 3-5 constraints to prevent common AI artifacts and improve output quality.

`No extra fingers, no lens flares, no face deformation, stable body proportions, normal human structure.`  
Targeted negatives prevent 80% of common artifacts

### Output Controls
Fine-tune your video specs for different platforms and quality requirements.

`Duration: 5s / 10s / 15s. Resolution: 1080p / 2K / 4K. Aspect ratio: 16:9 (landscape), 9:16 (vertical), 1:1 (square). Quality: ultra HD, sharp clarity, no blur, silky smooth.`  
Use 9:16 vertical for TikTok and Reels, 16:9 for YouTube and ads

## How to Use Seedance 2.0 Prompts in Topview
From template to finished video in 3 simple steps.

### Step 1
#### Open Topview Board
Go to topview.ai and open the Board workspace. Select Seedance 2.0 from the model panel — it's available alongside Veo, Sora, Kling, and more.

### Step 2
#### Paste Your Prompt
Copy any template from this page and paste it into the prompt field. Upload reference images or audio with @tags if your template includes them.

### Step 3
#### Generate & Export
Click Generate. Seedance 2.0 renders your video in seconds. Preview, adjust if needed, and export as MP4 — ready to publish.

## Frequently Asked Questions
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