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*.md references.*.zh-CN.md reference files.Do not force every request through one image-grid pipeline. Choose the video route first, then enable only the preparation modules the job needs.
| Need | Route | Inputs | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| One short, simple scene | T2V | Text prompt | One self-contained shot |
| A multi-shot sequence with readable panels | R2V storyboard | One complete storyboard image | One request turns panel order into a continuous video |
| A clip controlled by people, product, scene, or style assets | R2V asset references | A small role-specific asset pack | One clip built from those references |
| A shot with an exact beginning and ending | I2V shot pair | Start and end keyframes | One independently reviewable shot |
| An uninterrupted action exceeding the supported duration | Extend / chain | Previous generated tail frame and next prompt | Continuation of the same shot |
| One continuous piece carrying several events | Staged whole-short | Text plus optional references | One request covering ordered stages, each landing on a stated end state |
| A scoped change to an existing video | Editing | Source video plus target references | The source with only the named region or element changed |
| A bridge between two finished clips | Seamless transition | Two videos | Generated bridge content between them |
| Motion, blocking, and camera taken from a 3D preview | Blockout reference | Coarse or fine blockout video plus look references | Final render following the blockout's timing and staging |
Use Seedance 2.0 as the executable default. Offer a Seedance 2.5 whole-short route only when the selected provider exposes that model and its actual limits.
The last four routes depend on capabilities that differ per model and per provider. Verify availability before offering one; see capabilities for the 2.0/2.5 comparison and for which published capabilities are platform features rather than API parameters.
Use this only for a person, product, prop, hand, vehicle, or scene that must recur. Record 3–5 invariants: silhouette or proportion, signature material or wardrobe, key colour, and any must-preserve marking. Skip it for a one-off atmosphere shot.
For a recurring person, make a clean face close-up and a separate full-body reference. Do not use a front/side/back composite as the identity input; it can be interpreted as multiple people. Multi-angle product references remain useful when the object itself must be shown from several sides.
Create a start keyframe for every I2V shot. Add an end keyframe only when the shot must land on a specific action, composition, product pose, or hand position. Use one clean scene per keyframe.
Use an existing storyboard directly as the R2V reference. Seedance normally understands panel order and does not require panel numbers, dividers, arrows, or notes to be removed in advance. Make a clean copy only after a test generation actually renders an unwanted divider, number, caption, or multi-panel layout.
When a multi-shot request has no storyboard, use the Seedream template in prompt templates to create one board. Display that board in the host UI, inspect it yourself, then continue to Seedance R2V when it passes review. Showing the board is a progress update, not a user-approval gate.
For a supplied storyboard, display it unless it is already visible in the conversation. Check planned order, readable key beats, recurring-subject consistency, and content-specific constraints such as anatomy, product form, or critical text. Refine a visibly failed board before video generation. Ask the user only when a creative choice cannot be inferred.
If the route deliberately changes to I2V shot pairs, crop panels only then. Inspect the layout first: automatic crops can verify position, not whether the image model drew the intended panel layout.
First-and-last frames control one shot; they do not mean every shot must inherit the prior clip's tail.
| Transition | Use prior tail as next start? | Design rule |
|---|---|---|
| One uninterrupted action | Yes | Generate in sequence and inspect the seam |
| Hard cut to a new angle, place, product, or time | No | Design each shot independently |
| Match cut | Usually no | Match movement direction, shape, colour, or composition |
| Occlusion or whip transition | No | End with the occluding action; start the next shot inside or after it |
| Insert or cutaway | No | Use an object, environment, or product detail as a bridge |
Put important cuts, matches, and occlusions in the storyboard and prompt. Do not rely on a cross-dissolve to repair unrelated shots.
Before writing blocks, sort what you know by what it governs. Instructions in the wrong place are the most common cause of drift — a global rule written inside beat 1 stops applying at beat 4.
| Scope | Governs | Contents |
|---|---|---|
| Global | The whole piece | Film type, scene, style, one-sentence premise, camera principle |
| Locks | Anything that must not drift | Identity, reference roles, audio source, continuity, negatives |
| Time | One beat or stage | Stage events and their end states |
Restate the two or three most expensive locks at the physical end of the prompt; recency helps. That is a placement convention, not a fourth scope — the content still belongs to Locks and appears there first.
This mirrors the model-agnostic spec format in
the Universal Video Prompt Skill. Use
that skill when one brief has to run on more than one model; use this file for
Seedance-specific writing. This is a required companion for a complete Seedance 2.5
Skill setup. If the link does not resolve, help the user install
universal-video-prompt-skill before continuing; do not invent the missing shared
specification.
Use only the blocks that affect the shot:
[subject/reference binding]
+ [one observable action]
+ [space and important object relationships]
+ [one primary camera move, coherent composite move, or a cut]
+ [light/style when it matters]
+ [audio or dialogue when enabled]
+ [end state, for any stage that must land somewhere specific]
+ [must-preserve constraints]
For anything with more than one event, state what is visibly true when each stage ends. This is the highest-leverage single addition to a multi-stage prompt: it converts "keep it consistent" into something the model can target and you can check.
weak: the two of them keep working on the bouquet
strong: end state: the florist holds the bouquet in the left hand;
the scissors are back on the right side of the bench
An end state must be visible. "She feels relieved" is not one; "her shoulders drop and the frown clears" is. Read long video for the staged structure in full.
Granularity is a prior decision. Writing beats at second precision and then downgrading means rewriting them.
| Granularity | Use when |
|---|---|
| None — event order only | One continuous action, mood pieces, single shots. Timestamps here fragment the shot |
| Stages + end states | Most narrative work. Default |
| Second-level | Only under an external hard constraint: music, lip sync, reference handoff, a beat that must land at a fixed time |
Infer it when the input settles it — a supplied music or voiceover track means second-level, a stated mood piece means none, an explicit fixed beat means second-level. When the request is a multi-event narrative with no external constraint, ask, and recommend with a reason rather than presenting a bare menu.
Timestamps allocate a time budget; they are not frame-accurate edit points, and actions may land slightly before or after a boundary. Do not demand impossible density such as three distinct actions inside one second.
Image 1: person, Image 2: product, Image 3: kitchen setting.Shot 1, Shot 2, and Shot 3 in event order.
Set duration in provider controls rather than forcing exact seconds in text.（） for music, <> for sound effects,
{} for dialogue, and 【】 for on-screen captions.Read the reference matching the job:
| File | Read it for |
|---|---|
| prompt templates | Route-specific templates |
| prompt blocks | Reusable camera, audio, constraint patterns |
| long video | Staged structure, end states, timestamp rules |
| multi reference | Binding many assets without confusing them |
| real person | Believable human subjects, and when to omit the detail |
| transitions | Which transitions to generate and which to edit |
| editing and extension | Changing or continuing existing video |
| capabilities | 2.0 vs 2.5 limits; platform features vs API parameters |
| model profile |
name: seedance-2-5-skill description: >- Plan and generate controllable Seedance video using Seedream 5.0 Pro storyboards and Seedance 2.0 today, with a Seedance 2.5 route when available. Use for consistent people, products, objects, food, or scenes; storyboard-to- video; reference-to-video; first-and-last-frame image-to-video; extensions; and Atlas Cloud media generation.
---
name: seedance-2-5-skill
description: >-
Plan and generate controllable Seedance video using Seedream 5.0 Pro
storyboards and Seedance 2.0 today, with a Seedance 2.5 route when available.
Use for consistent people, products, objects, food, or scenes; storyboard-to-
video; reference-to-video; first-and-last-frame image-to-video; extensions;
and Atlas Cloud media generation.
---
# Seedance 2.5 Skill
## Language route
- For an English request, follow this file and the `*.md` references.
- For a Chinese request, read [the Chinese workflow](references/workflow.zh-CN.md)
first, then use the matching `*.zh-CN.md` reference files.
- Keep model IDs, JSON keys, commands, media placeholders, and native-audio
symbols exactly as code. Do not translate them.
Do not force every request through one image-grid pipeline. Choose the video
route first, then enable only the preparation modules the job needs.
## 1. Choose the creative route
| Need | Route | Inputs | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| One short, simple scene | T2V | Text prompt | One self-contained shot |
| A multi-shot sequence with readable panels | R2V storyboard | One complete storyboard image | One request turns panel order into a continuous video |
| A clip controlled by people, product, scene, or style assets | R2V asset references | A small role-specific asset pack | One clip built from those references |
| A shot with an exact beginning and ending | I2V shot pair | Start and end keyframes | One independently reviewable shot |
| An uninterrupted action exceeding the supported duration | Extend / chain | Previous generated tail frame and next prompt | Continuation of the same shot |
| One continuous piece carrying several events | Staged whole-short | Text plus optional references | One request covering ordered stages, each landing on a stated end state |
| A scoped change to an existing video | Editing | Source video plus target references | The source with only the named region or element changed |
| A bridge between two finished clips | Seamless transition | Two videos | Generated bridge content between them |
| Motion, blocking, and camera taken from a 3D preview | Blockout reference | Coarse or fine blockout video plus look references | Final render following the blockout's timing and staging |
Use Seedance 2.0 as the executable default. Offer a Seedance 2.5 whole-short
route only when the selected provider exposes that model and its actual limits.
The last four routes depend on capabilities that differ per model and per
provider. Verify availability before offering one; see
[capabilities](references/capabilities.md) for the 2.0/2.5 comparison and for
which published capabilities are platform features rather than API parameters.
### Storyboard or individual keyframes
- Use the **whole storyboard image in one R2V request** by default whenever
individual panels remain visually readable. Do not crop it first. Seedance
can interpret the ordered panels as one continuous multi-shot video.
- Use **I2V shot pairs** only when independent reshoots or precise start/end
states matter more than the transition quality of one R2V generation.
- Do not upload every storyboard cell as a default R2V asset pack. Use several
R2V images only when each has a distinct role, such as subject, product,
setting, style, or motion reference.
## 2. Enable only needed preparation
### Subject brief
Use this only for a person, product, prop, hand, vehicle, or scene that must
recur. Record 3–5 invariants: silhouette or proportion, signature material or
wardrobe, key colour, and any must-preserve marking. Skip it for a one-off
atmosphere shot.
For a recurring person, make a clean face close-up and a separate full-body
reference. Do not use a front/side/back composite as the identity input; it can
be interpreted as multiple people. Multi-angle product references remain useful
when the object itself must be shown from several sides.
### Keyframes
Create a start keyframe for every I2V shot. Add an end keyframe only when the
shot must land on a specific action, composition, product pose, or hand
position. Use one clean scene per keyframe.
### Storyboard
Use an existing storyboard directly as the R2V reference. Seedance normally
understands panel order and does not require panel numbers, dividers, arrows, or
notes to be removed in advance. Make a clean copy only after a test generation
actually renders an unwanted divider, number, caption, or multi-panel layout.
When a multi-shot request has no storyboard, use the Seedream template in
[prompt templates](references/prompt-templates.md) to create one board.
**Display that board in the host UI, inspect it yourself, then continue to
Seedance R2V when it passes review.** Showing the board is a progress update,
not a user-approval gate.
For a supplied storyboard, display it unless it is already visible in the
conversation. Check planned order, readable key beats, recurring-subject
consistency, and content-specific constraints such as anatomy, product form, or
critical text. Refine a visibly failed board before video generation. Ask the
user only when a creative choice cannot be inferred.
If the route deliberately changes to I2V shot pairs, crop panels only then.
Inspect the layout first: automatic crops can verify position, not whether the
image model drew the intended panel layout.
## 3. Design continuity and cuts
First-and-last frames control **one shot**; they do not mean every shot must
inherit the prior clip's tail.
| Transition | Use prior tail as next start? | Design rule |
|---|---:|---|
| One uninterrupted action | Yes | Generate in sequence and inspect the seam |
| Hard cut to a new angle, place, product, or time | No | Design each shot independently |
| Match cut | Usually no | Match movement direction, shape, colour, or composition |
| Occlusion or whip transition | No | End with the occluding action; start the next shot inside or after it |
| Insert or cutaway | No | Use an object, environment, or product detail as a bridge |
Put important cuts, matches, and occlusions in the storyboard and prompt. Do
not rely on a cross-dissolve to repair unrelated shots.
## 4. Write the video prompt
### Scope: put each instruction where it applies
Before writing blocks, sort what you know by **what it governs**. Instructions in
the wrong place are the most common cause of drift — a global rule written inside
beat 1 stops applying at beat 4.
| Scope | Governs | Contents |
|---|---|---|
| Global | The whole piece | Film type, scene, style, one-sentence premise, camera principle |
| Locks | Anything that must not drift | Identity, reference roles, audio source, continuity, negatives |
| Time | One beat or stage | Stage events and their end states |
Restate the two or three most expensive locks at the **physical end** of the
prompt; recency helps. That is a placement convention, not a fourth scope — the
content still belongs to Locks and appears there first.
This mirrors the model-agnostic spec format in
[the Universal Video Prompt Skill](../universal-video-prompt-skill/SKILL.md). Use
that skill when one brief has to run on more than one model; use this file for
Seedance-specific writing. This is a required companion for a complete Seedance 2.5
Skill setup. If the link does not resolve, help the user install
`universal-video-prompt-skill` before continuing; do not invent the missing shared
specification.
### Blocks
Use only the blocks that affect the shot:
```text
[subject/reference binding]
+ [one observable action]
+ [space and important object relationships]
+ [one primary camera move, coherent composite move, or a cut]
+ [light/style when it matters]
+ [audio or dialogue when enabled]
+ [end state, for any stage that must land somewhere specific]
+ [must-preserve constraints]
```
### End states carry multi-event work
For anything with more than one event, state what is **visibly true** when each
stage ends. This is the highest-leverage single addition to a multi-stage prompt:
it converts "keep it consistent" into something the model can target and you can
check.
```text
weak: the two of them keep working on the bouquet
strong: end state: the florist holds the bouquet in the left hand;
the scissors are back on the right side of the bench
```
An end state must be visible. "She feels relieved" is not one; "her shoulders
drop and the frown clears" is. Read [long video](references/long-video.md) for the
staged structure in full.
### Time granularity: decide before writing beats
Granularity is a prior decision. Writing beats at second precision and then
downgrading means rewriting them.
| Granularity | Use when |
|---|---|
| None — event order only | One continuous action, mood pieces, single shots. Timestamps here fragment the shot |
| **Stages + end states** | Most narrative work. **Default** |
| Second-level | Only under an external hard constraint: music, lip sync, reference handoff, a beat that must land at a fixed time |
Infer it when the input settles it — a supplied music or voiceover track means
second-level, a stated mood piece means none, an explicit fixed beat means
second-level. When the request is a multi-event narrative with no external
constraint, **ask, and recommend with a reason** rather than presenting a bare
menu.
Timestamps allocate a time budget; they are not frame-accurate edit points, and
actions may land slightly before or after a boundary. Do not demand impossible
density such as three distinct actions inside one second.
- Name reference roles explicitly, for example `Image 1: person`, `Image 2:
product`, `Image 3: kitchen setting`.
- For multi-shot R2V, list `Shot 1`, `Shot 2`, and `Shot 3` in event order.
Set duration in provider controls rather than forcing exact seconds in text.
- Prefer one primary movement per shot. A composite movement is valid when its
direction, relation to the subject, and speed express one synchronized intent.
- When native audio is enabled, use `（）` for music, `<>` for sound effects,
`{}` for dialogue, and `【】` for on-screen captions.
- State only constraints that are costly to redo.
Read the reference matching the job:
| File | Read it for |
|---|---|
| [prompt templates](references/prompt-templates.md) | Route-specific templates |
| [prompt blocks](references/prompt-blocks.md) | Reusable camera, audio, constraint patterns |
| [long video](references/long-video.md) | Staged structure, end states, timestamp rules |
| [multi reference](references/multi-reference.md) | Binding many assets without confusing them |
| [real person](references/real-person.md) | Believable human subjects, and when to omit the detail |
| [transitions](references/transitions.md) | Which transitions to generate and which to edit |
| [editing and extension](references/editing-and-extension.md) | Changing or continuing existing video |
| [capabilities](references/capabilities.md) | 2.0 vs 2.5 limits; platform features vs API parameters |
| [model profile](references/model-profile.md) | Measured per-model behaviour and compile notes |
| [cinematography](references/cinematography.md) | Detailed visual decisions |
| [troubleshooting](references/troubleshooting.md) | Fault-specific fixes |
| [execution adapters](references/execution-adapters.md) | Runner and adapter configuration |
## 5. Generate, review, and finish
1. For a generated storyboard, create only the still first, display it in the
conversation, and inspect it before any video request.
2. For a supplied storyboard, display the input unless it is already visible,
then verify it fits the chosen route.
3. If the board passes review, generate one representative video pass without
waiting for approval. Otherwise refine or regenerate the board first.
4. Review identity, locks, stage end states, composition, motion, seam, and audio
in that order, and stop at the first failure — later checks are wasted effort
on a wrong identity. Regenerate Skill source recorded
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Promising
Trust
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