seedance-recipes

Use the Product recipe pattern: anchor the product with a reference image, preserve logo, label, shape, and materials exactly, then add one material or light change, a single camera move, a physical light source, and ambient sound. This keeps product identity intact while adding visual interest.

It supports 13 families: product, lifestyle, drama, music video, landscape, commercial, animation, VFX, first/last-frame transitions, commercial campaigns, short drama, talking head, and home or space tours. Each family has a core pattern you customize rather than copy.

Yes. The reference-motion skeleton takes only camera, action, or timing from the reference video while explicitly blocking transfer of identity, costume, logo, or environment. You supply a new authorized or original subject with its own action and endpoint.

Provide a first-frame image and a last-frame image, then specify which identity, product, or scene anchors to preserve. The prompt requests a continuous transition between the two states with a locked or single controlled camera move and ambient sound.

Choose the recipe that protects your most fragile requirement. Product identity beats camera spectacle, lip-sync beats large head motion, character consistency beats complex choreography, and first/last-frame accuracy beats extra style changes.

Yes. When sequence state is present, recipes inherit the story spine, continuity locks, reference tags, and completed beats. The skill finalizes only the current clip's prompt and leaves later prompts provisional until footage is reviewed.