Seedance 2 generates quickly and handles entertainment-focused content — humor, transformation, character scenarios — with solid consistency. These 20 prompts are structured for the content types where Seedance 2's speed and reliability make it the practical first choice.

Prompt Tips for Seedance 2

Action-forward openings. Start the prompt with what's happening, not with the setup. "A chef discovers his soup is alive" beats "In a restaurant kitchen, there is a chef who is cooking soup, and he will soon discover..."

Direct subject description. Seedance 2 handles character descriptions well without lengthy physical detail. "A polar bear in a business suit" is more effective than three sentences of appearance description.

Single-sentence core event. The main event of the clip should be expressible in one sentence. If the premise requires two sentences to explain, it's likely too complex for a 10-second clip.

20 Seedance 2 Prompts

Surreal Humor (Seedance 2's Strongest Category)

A polar bear in a lab coat teaches quantum physics to penguins. The penguins take notes. The equation on the board is correct.
A tiny medieval army of LEGO figures besieges a full-size coffee cup. A trebuchet launches a sugar cube. The cup surrenders.
A crow in a suit and tie waits at a bus stop with a briefcase. A bus arrives, full of more crows in suits. He gets on. Entirely deadpan.
A dog holds a job interview. The candidates are cats. The dog reviews their resumes skeptically. One cat knocks the papers off the desk.
A hamster in a tiny Formula 1 car wins a race against full-size cars. He accepts a trophy. The crowd goes wild.

Transformation and Motion

A tree in winter. Frame by frame, seasons change in 10 seconds: snow melts, buds emerge, full leaf, autumn fall, bare again. Time-lapse.
A sculptor's clay statue slowly comes alive, one limb at a time. The sculptor backs away. The statue waves.
An egg on a table cracks. Out steps a tiny dragon, not a bird. It shakes itself off. The egg was obviously too small for this.
A birthday cake is cut. Inside is another smaller cake. That cake is cut. Inside is a cupcake. The cupcake is cut. Inside: a candle. The candle is lit.
A door in a hallway suddenly opens to reveal an ocean, not another room. A wave splashes through. The person reaching for the handle backs away.

Character Scenarios

A librarian stamps books with APPROVED and REJECTED. A book pleads its case. She's unmoved. She stamps it REJECTED. It slumps away.
A raccoon picks a lock, enters a house, redecorates it slightly — straightens a painting, fluffs a pillow — then leaves. He nods, satisfied.
Two historians argue about which of them discovered a fact first. They've been arguing for centuries. The fact is unremarkable. Neither will stop.
A lighthouse keeper gets a performance review from a committee of seagulls. They point at charts. He listens.
A chef presents a dish to a very critical judge. The judge tastes it. Weeps. Applauds. Weeps again. The chef is confused.

Abstract and Visual

Paint pours onto a canvas and organizes itself into a portrait. The portrait looks back at the camera.
A clock shop at midnight. All the clocks chime. Then they all chime a different time. Chaos. One clock watches, amused.
A filing cabinet labeled MEMORIES. A hand opens a drawer. Inside are tiny scenes — a birthday, a graduation, a sunset — playing in miniature.
Words from a book fly off the pages and rearrange themselves into a different story. The new story is better. The author looks conflicted.
A chess board plays itself. The pieces move with intention. The king refuses to be captured. He wanders off the board entirely.

Using These on aicut

aicut gives you access to Seedance 2 alongside Sora 2, Veo 3.1, and Kling 3. The practical use case for these prompts:

Run all 20 in Seedance 2 during a single production session. At Seedance 2's generation speed, you can work through 20 prompts in under 30 minutes. Identify the 5–7 that produce the strongest output. For those specific prompts, optionally re-generate in Sora 2 or Kling 3 to compare quality.

For TikTok: Prompts #1–5 (surreal humor) are the strongest performers — absurd but deadpan scenarios earn shares.

For YouTube Shorts: Prompts #6–10 (transformation) work well with a text overlay that signals the visual change: "Wait for it."

For Instagram Reels: Prompts #11–15 (character scenarios) perform reasonably but Veo 3.1 often produces more aesthetically refined character content for Reels. Treat Seedance 2 as the testing model for these.

Key Takeaways

Seedance 2 prompts work best when action-forward and single-event focused — describe what's happening, not what might happen.
Surreal humor (#1–5) is the strongest content type for Seedance 2 — the deadpan approach suits its output style.
Use Seedance 2 to batch-test all 20 prompts, then re-generate the best ones in Sora 2 or Kling 3 for maximum quality.
Access Seedance 2 at aicut alongside all other top models.

Run these prompts on Seedance 2 at aicut — and use them as your fast testing phase before committing to final-quality generation.