Keep the label readable.
When a generated shot mangles lettering, plan a clear product view and place the approved logo or label in your editor. Start with a short section of footage you already have.
The planner works without an account. Video generation is separate. These are suggested editing and prompting steps, not a tested repair of your footage or a guarantee of exact product geometry.
One clear surface
Choose a front-facing panel, modest camera movement and enough visible detail to track. Inspect the actual moving clip.
Approved lettering
Use artwork you own or have permission to use. Keep it separate from the generated picture.
Track, mask, review
Match perspective, occlusion, blur and light. Check the whole exported segment, not just a still frame.
The three panels above are simple workflow diagrams, not generated product samples.
Choose the shot around the surface
- Pick a 3–5 second section from your existing clip for the first editing test. This is an edit length, not a generation-request setting.
- For a flat panel, track the surface and attach the artwork using the perspective/corner-pin controls your editor provides. Place the art on the correct plane.
- Mask anything that passes in front, such as a hand or an opening flap. Match softness, motion blur and lighting so the label moves with the shot.
- Inspect moving frames at normal speed and step through difficult moments. A logo overlay cannot repair a product that changes shape or a shot with no usable tracking surface.
A simple four-corner pin fits a planar surface. Curved or bending surfaces need additional mapping or deformation work; use your existing editor's appropriate tools or choose a simpler shot.
Write a proposed product shot
Keep one product and one clear view. The blank-panel instruction is an intention to review in the output, not a promise the model will obey it.
Copy your draft manually into your chosen tool. This planner sends no brief, uploads no artwork and submits no video request.
Review the moving edit
Record your own checks after watching the segment. Ticking these boxes records your judgement; it does not verify the video automatically.
Prepare the notes after editing. Keep a copy before closing this page.
Use the plan in SeedanceCheap
Our free product prompt builder helps organize the object, setting and camera. Copy your proposed draft and review it in the studio before deciding whether to generate. The builder attaches no images and starts no generation.
This worksheet plans a 30-second Seedance 2.5 shot. Model and duration choices depend on live admission. Generation has separate funding terms: check current trial availability, account eligibility, credits or balance, formats and wait estimates in Studio before submitting or buying. One successful introductory trial, when available, is shared across both models. Delivered private MP4s are available for 48 hours after delivery; check the exact expiry time in your studio.
Check live image-input availability before planning around a reference. When enabled, permitted still references include objects, products, scenery and clothing alone; face/person images and input video are unsupported. Exact shape, logos and written text still need output review.
Editing references
- Adobe: motion tracking and perspective corner-pin controls
- Boris FX: Mocha tracking, inserts, masks and surface deformation
Tool capabilities vary by version and edition. This guide uses no paid software or new generation and makes no claim about a particular creator's production process.