Seedance 2.0 Product Commercial Prompts (Clean, High-End, Brand-Safe)
Make product shots that look like real commercials: lighting setups, camera moves, and reusable Seedance 2.0 prompt templates for physical products.
By Best Seedance Prompts
Product videos succeed when they are simple: one hero object, controlled lighting, and deliberate camera movement. This is also why product prompting is one of the most reliable use cases.
Below are prompt templates you can reuse for tech, cosmetics, beverages, and more.
The product spec block
Start every product prompt with a clear spec:
PRODUCT: [name], [material], [color], [shape], [key detail].
BACKGROUND: [clean studio / lifestyle environment], minimal clutter.
Template: clean studio hero orbit
PRODUCT: [product], glossy [material], premium finish, crisp edges.
Background: seamless white studio, subtle gradient.
SHOT: medium close-up, 50mm look, shallow depth of field.
CAMERA: slow orbit 180 degrees, perfectly smooth gimbal.
LIGHT: large soft key, clean fill, rim light to define edges, controlled highlights.
FINISH: bright commercial color grade, gentle bloom, no dust, no scratches unless specified.
Avoid: logos you did not specify, unreadable text, watermarks.
Template: macro detail reveal
Close-up macro shot of [specific detail] on [product].
CAMERA: slow push-in with rack focus from edge highlight to the detail.
LIGHT: specular highlights that glide across the surface, premium look.
Template: lifestyle handheld (real but polished)
Person using [product] in [lifestyle environment], realistic gestures.
SHOT: medium shot, 35mm. CAMERA: gentle handheld follow, subtle micro-jitter.
LIGHT: natural window light + practicals, soft shadows, warm tone.
Avoid: distorted hands, brand logos unless specified, random text.
Beverage commercial recipe (condensation sells)
Cold [drink] can/bottle with condensation droplets, slow-motion pour into glass.
Backlit rim light, glowing liquid, shallow depth of field, bokeh highlights.
Camera: slow dolly-in, smooth motion, cinematic motion blur.
Brand-safe guidance
- Avoid naming real brands if you do not own them.
- Keep on-screen text minimal and intentional.
- Use neutral packaging shapes and your own labels if needed.
Want to study real prompt patterns? Pick a category and look for prompts that mention lenses, lighting, and product surfaces: browse categories.