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Seedance First and Last Frame Prompts

Describe the physical transition between two approved endpoints without redesigning either frame.

Recommended route: Seedance 2.0 ProReusable template
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This guide remains noindex until it has an independent media set and documented generation examples.

Prompt structure

What to lock before prompting

  • Make both endpoints compositionally compatible
  • Describe the middle motion, not new endpoints

Reusable prompt template

Start exactly from @First Frame and finish exactly on @Last Frame. The subject takes one readable step forward while the camera makes a slow clockwise arc. Preserve identity, product shape, background layout, and lighting direction.

Replace the variables and reference labels with your own licensed material. Treat the output as probabilistic and review the full clip.

Exact route workspace

Generate with Seedance 2.0 Pro

The generator is pinned to the recommended model ID. Confirm current controls and credits before submitting.

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Questions about this Seedance workflow

Which Seedance version is recommended for Seedance First and Last Frame Prompts?

Seedance 2.0 Pro: Complex multimodal references and selected final takes. The generator on this page is pinned to that exact connected model ID.

Should I copy this template exactly for Seedance First and Last Frame Prompts?

Use it as a shot structure, then replace the subject, references, actions, dialogue, and constraints with your own licensed material. Remove instructions that do not serve this specific result.

What should remain fixed between iterations?

Keep the subject or product anchors, core action, reference roles, aspect ratio, duration, and ending composition fixed. Change only the variable the current test is meant to answer.

How many changes should I make in one test?

Change one production variable at a time: one camera move, action beat, reference assignment, sound cue, or composition choice. Multiple simultaneous changes make the result difficult to diagnose.

Which references should I upload?

Upload only assets needed to control identity, shape, setting, motion, or sound for this task. Give every asset one explicit role and remove duplicates or references that compete.

What should I do when the first result fails?

Identify whether the failure comes from reference conflict, excessive action, camera competition, duration, or an incompatible ending. Simplify the brief and rerun the same baseline before adding detail.

What should I review before using the result?

Review the full clip frame by frame for identity, faces, hands, geometry, text, logos, continuity, dialogue, sound timing, crop, and compliance with the brief.

Can I use the generated video commercially?

Commercial use depends on your rights and applicable terms. Confirm permission for every uploaded person, brand, voice, image, video, and audio asset, and manually verify the generated result before publishing.