Step 1
Clarify the subject
State the main character, object, or visual subject first so multiple unrelated subjects do not collide in one prompt.
Doubao Seedance 2.0 Prompt Guide
This page focuses only on how to write prompts. We break subject, scene, camera motion, and pacing into reusable structures so you can build stable video prompt templates faster.
Four-step method
Step 2
Add the scene
Specify environment, time, mood, and shot scale so the model knows where the video should happen.
Step 3
Describe camera movement
Use push, pull, follow, pan, and similar camera terms to reduce randomness in generation.
Step 4
Control the pacing
Add action rhythm, expression changes, or emotional progression to make the video feel more narrative.
FAQ
What matters most when writing Seedance 2.0 prompts?
Clear subject, scene, camera motion, and pacing are more reliable than stacking style words.
Who is this guide for?
It works for first-time video model users as well as operators and studios that want repeatable prompt templates.
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