How text-to-video works here
Text mode sends your description to the same Seedance 2.0 pipeline used by photo mode. The output is still a dance clip with a fixed motion reference; the difference is that the performer and setting come from your words instead of a photo.
The description must be at least ten characters. Longer is not automatically better. A focused paragraph with a clear subject, costume, location, light and camera instruction usually beats a page of disconnected adjectives.
- Subject: one adult performer
- Costume: two or three concrete visual details
- Location: hallway, garden, stage, observatory, studio
- Light: warm, cool, hard flash, soft window light
- Camera: slow push-in, static frame or gentle pan
The five-part Halloween prompt
Write one sentence per part. This keeps the prompt readable for the model and easy for you to edit when a result misses.
Example: A fictional adult in an original black velvet vampire costume with a high collar dances through a foggy candlelit hallway. Full body in frame. Slow camera push-in. Warm amber lantern light with deep shadows. Photorealistic editorial style, stable anatomy.
- Who: a fictional adult performer
- What: costume and one or two signature details
- Where: a specific room or landscape
- How it looks: lighting, palette, realism
- How it moves: one camera instruction
Eight scenes that suit the ten-second format
Short clips work best when the idea is legible in the first second. Choose a scene with a strong silhouette and one clear motion.
These ideas are original descriptions, not recreations of specific films or music videos.
- A haunted unicorn mascot swaying in a foggy room
- A celestial princess turning under a starry observatory dome
- A wearable robot testing its joints in a neon studio
- A Victorian occult host welcoming guests in a candlelit hall
- A skeleton-glam dancer under a single smoky spotlight
- A pumpkin-headed scarecrow moving through a cornfield at dusk
- A ghost bride drifting through a abandoned ballroom
- A disco vampire dancing under a mirror ball
What to leave out of the prompt
Do not ask for a real celebrity, a named actor's face, a copyrighted character costume or a scene that copies a specific film frame. The model may refuse, and publishing it can create a rights problem.
Do not ask for children, pets, nudity, violence or anything that requires a real person's consent. The site screens prompts before generation and can reject a request.
- No real-person likeness or celebrity names
- No exact film, game or brand costume
- No minors, pets or two-person templates
- No graphic violence or sexual content
Preview, unlock and publish
Your first watermarked preview is free. Watch the motion and the costume read before you spend. If the scene is close but not right, edit one part of the prompt rather than rewriting everything.
The full file is a silent 720p MP4. Add licensed music, use the platform's AI label, and keep the master file. One-time credits never expire, so you can save a pack for Christmas or Valentine's videos later.
- Free preview: one per account, watermarked
- Full file: 720p MP4 after purchase
- Audio: add licensed music separately
- Label: mark realistic AI video on the platform
