Seedance ve Kling için kısa format şablonları ve video promptları, her biri ürettiği kliple birlikte.
Video prompts and templates for Seedance and Kling, each published with the clip it generated. Most are short-form templates: a camera move, a subject and a mood you can swap in seconds. Filter by platform or access, open a card to see the frame and copy the prompt into your video tool.
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What makes a video prompt hold together
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1. One shot, one camera move
Short clips break when a prompt asks for too much. Describe a single shot and a single camera move — a slow push-in, an orbit, a handheld follow — and say how long it lasts. Cuts and second scenes are better generated as separate clips.
2. Describe motion, not only the scene
An image prompt describes what is there; a video prompt also says what changes. Hair moving in the wind, steam rising, a car passing behind the subject: concrete motion gives the model something to animate and keeps the subject stable.
3. Start from a still you like
Most video tools accept a first frame. Generating that frame with an image prompt first, then animating it, gives you far more control over composition and light than describing everything in one video prompt.
Each card shows the platform it was tested on — currently Seedance and Kling. Most prompts transfer between them, but timing and camera moves can behave differently.
Do I need a starting image?
Not always. Templates marked with a reference photo work best when you upload a first frame; the others run from text alone.
How long are the clips?
Most templates are written for 5–10 second clips, the sweet spot for short-form video. Longer clips usually work better as several prompts stitched together.
How many prompts can I copy per day?
Free accounts get 1 copy a day, reset every night at 00:00. Pro gets 300 credits a month and Elite 900; a copy costs 1 credit.
