Failure to write prompt words often means not being able to write, but having a “chaotic structure”. This seedance tutorial organizes the commonly used prompt words of Seedance 2.0 into copyable templates to help zero-based creators quickly enter a stable production state.

Seedance prompt word collection with pictures

1. Golden structure of prompt words

Subject + scene + action + lens language + style and texture + light, shadow and color + rhythm + negative words

If you first write the hard constraints that “must be satisfied” and then add the soft constraints of “style preference”, the result will be more stable.

Category 2 and 5 high-frequency templates

1) Story short template

Emphasize character relationships, emotional transitions, and ending memory points.

2) Product display template

Emphasize material details, functional movements, and brand consistency.

3) Teaching explanation template

Emphasize the sequence of steps, picture clarity, and information density.

4) Emotional atmosphere template

Emphasize light and shadow, camera pauses, and music rhythm synchronization.

5) Hotspot opportunity template

Emphasize conflict points, contrast points, and executable suggestions.

3. Practical examples of seedance prompt words

Produce a 30-second emotional short film of city night scene, in which the protagonist gets a response at the intersection after walking alone;
The front section has cool colors with low saturation, the middle section has close-ups of hands and eyes, and the back section has warmer colors;
The camera focuses on steady tracking and stays for 1 second at the end, giving it a realistic film quality;
Avoid garbled background text, distortion of characters’ facial features, and monotonous rhythm throughout.

4. Common misunderstandings and corrections

Misunderstandings	Correction methods
Only write the style, not the action	Write the action goal first, then add the style words
Too many requirements crammed into one time	Split into two rounds of main shot and supplementary shot
Don’t write negative words	Use negative words to reduce common biases
No review	Establish prompt word version library for continuous iteration

5. Continuous optimization based on seeding information

After paying attention to new industry capabilities (such as multi-modal reference, lens consistency optimization), update your template library in a timely manner. Templates are not one-time documents, but evolving production systems.

Conclusion

When you have a clear structure, the cue words are not “mysterious” but trainable, replicable, and deliverable methods. First use this encyclopedia to get through the first high-quality video, and then gradually expand your content matrix.

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