Seedance 2.0 Mini Prompt Formula Visual Guide
Use a 12-second motion graphics short film to turn Seedance 2.0 Mini's structured prompt writing into readable visual formula cards: subject → action → camera → light and atmosphere → style and aspect ratio, placed segment by segment. The first frame presents a clean infographic-card layout, so the model keeps the layout and font size stable throughout the entire clip, letting only the text blocks and arrows appear in rhythm; the ending closes with the complete "formula row", making it easy for developers to screenshot for their records. Suitable as a motion example for model tutorials, API documentation illustrations, and internal prompt specifications. Based on Seedance 2.0 Mini's text-to-video capability and native accompanying audio track, the aspect ratio is set to 16:9, consistent with the wide screen of documentation pages.
Style Prompt Engineering · Motion Graphics · Explanation
Model seedance-2.0-mini
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Prompt
A clean motion graphics explainer animation, 16:9. It opens on a matte off-white grid canvas, with five faint outline placeholders arranged from left to right, each marked with a short placeholder bar. The camera is steady and restrained: about a 5% slow frontal push-in throughout, no handheld shake, no orbit. Sequential reveal driven by ease-out springs: each placeholder receives a chunky geometric color block, plus a thin underline drawn from left to right, and thin-line arrows connect the blocks into a single horizontal formula. The palette is limited to ink black, warm gray, and one vermilion accent color; the typeface is a neutral sans-serif with loose letter spacing, high contrast, and no decorative shadows. Soft upper-left key light with a faint vignette; a subtle paper-grain texture only on the background. The end frame freezes the complete formula row centered, with a small caption bar below. Crisp edges, stable layout, no text distortion, no shot changes, conveying the restraint of graphic design rather than photorealism.
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