Prompt collection
Music and dance video prompts
Copy-ready Seedance prompts for dance and music videos, from K-pop stage routines and street jazz to ink-brush hip-hop, with several that can use your own photo.
-
VideoAdd your photo Customizable
16-Move K-Pop Stage Choreography Video Prompt
Sixteen linked K-pop moves on a dark stage with sweeping light; the closest thing here to a full performance.
-
Video Customizable
Neon Stage Dance Video With Fog and LED Floor Lines
Five clean cuts of neon stage dance with fog and LED floor lines, easy to adapt with your photo.
-
VideoAdd your photo Customizable
Nine-Pose Street-Jazz Dance Sequence Video
Nine poses in strict order with a steady camera, so the body line is the whole show.
-
Video Customizable
Bollywood Street Group Dance Video
One dancer grows into a street crowd; a strong template for group Bollywood-style choreography.
-
VideoAdd your photo Customizable
Brutalist Hall Contemporary Dance Video Sequence
Fast 15-second contemporary dance in a concrete hall, cut as quick snapshots for short social clips.
-
VideoAdd your photo Customizable
Han-Tang Court Dance Video in Feather Robes
Sixteen steps of court dance in feather robes at dusk; good for flowing sleeves and period costume.
-
VideoAdd your photo Customizable
Moonlit Water Dance Goddess Video in Gauze
Moon-white gauze and trailing water make this a graceful pick for slow, lyrical dance video.
-
Video Customizable
Crystal Fringe Dress Casino Dance Video
Slow-motion spins, belly-dance sway and a paired-dance finale in a glamorous casino lounge.
-
Video Customizable
Forest Spirit Dancer Reviving a Dead Forest in Video
Sharp stomps and spins bring a dead forest back to life; dance used as storytelling.
-
Video Customizable
Ink Brush Hip-Hop Dance Video in Black and White
A hip-hop dancer leaves thick ink trails across white, a graphic black-and-white take on movement.
-
Video Customizable
Digital Painting Dancer Under Spotlight Video
Five-shot spotlight dance in flat painted color blocks, a stylized alternative to live-action looks.
-
Video Customizable
Flaming Sword Dancer in Cyberpunk Rain Anime Video
A slow ceremonial sword dance cutting between a neon rooftop and a sunlit room, in anime style.
-
Video Customizable
Minimal Studio Dance Sequence Storyboard
Nine-frame studio storyboard from still stance to a direct look at camera; helps plan choreography.
-
Video Customizable
Dance Pose Grid Reference Sheet in Grayscale
A sixteen-pose grid sheet with movement arrows, useful as a reference before you write your own routine.
-
Video Customizable
Beat-Synced Music Video With Motion Graphics
Graphic layers pulse and slide in step with the track for a beat-synced lyric-style video.
-
Video Customizable
Mixed-Media Collage Music Video With Kinetic Type
Collage layers, halftone dots and kinetic type move together in a mixed-media music video look.
-
Video Customizable
1980s Rooftop Party Race Video Prompt
A neon 1980s story that ends on a rooftop dance floor, good for retro party music clips.
-
Video Customizable
Latte Art Musical Video With Storyboard Shots
Latte art swirls to sung lyrics, a playful pick for music-led storyboard videos.
About this collection
This page gathers video prompts built around movement and sound: stage routines, solo dance clips, group street numbers, and beat-driven visuals. People use them for social posts, music teasers, lyric videos and quick concept tests before a real shoot. Most can be copied as they are or swapped to your own dancer, outfit or location.
The prompts that work best name the moves in order, set the camera behavior, and fix the light and setting so the body stays the focus. Look for numbered steps, shot counts and clear timing, because those details hold the choreography together. Several picks also work with an uploaded photo for character consistency. Every prompt on this page was shared for Seedance, ByteDance's video model.
Questions about these prompts
Can I use my own photo as the dancer?
Yes, on prompts tagged Uses Your Photo. Upload a clear, well-lit, full-body image so arms, legs and outfit are visible. Results vary by clip, so run a few versions and keep the one where the face and costume hold up best across the motion.
How do I get the dance moves to look right?
Describe moves as an ordered list and keep each step simple, such as a spin, a slide or an arm wave. Prompts that number the poses give the model a clear sequence. Expect to try several generations, since complex footwork can drift.
Can these prompts sync to a specific song?
Some prompts describe beat-driven visuals, but the page does not promise exact audio sync. Treat the timing notes as pacing guides, then match the finished clip to your track in a video editor by trimming or adjusting cut points.
What length of video should I aim for?
Short clips tend to be steadier. Many prompts here run about 15 seconds or five shots, which is enough for a clear routine and a strong final pose. For longer pieces, generate several segments and join them in editing.
More prompt collections
All collections- YouTube thumbnail AI prompts16 prompts Copy-ready prompts for YouTube thumbnails, from bold type and cartoon athletes to product shots and portrait collages you can build from your own photo.
- Cinematic video prompts18 prompts Copy-ready cinematic video prompts for Seedance, from continuous tracking shots and golden-hour romance to fight scenes, fashion films and brand stories.
- Studio Ghibli style AI prompts12 prompts Copy-ready Ghibli-style prompts for portraits, village scenes, travel posters and short videos, with soft watercolor light and warm pastel palettes.
- Action figure and toy box AI prompts9 prompts Copy-ready prompts for turning a portrait into a boxed action figure, plus collectible toy packaging boards, brick sets and figure posters you can customize.
- 3D figurine AI prompts13 prompts Copy 3D figurine prompts that turn a portrait or an idea into chibi toys, vinyl collectibles, clay minis and display-case product shots.
- Pixar style 3D character prompts18 prompts Copy-ready prompts for glossy, big-eyed 3D animated characters in the Pixar look, from portraits and posters to selfies made from your own photo.






















