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Use case · Jewelry
AI jewelry video from one product photo
Jewelry sells on sparkle and detail. Add a clean photo of the piece and Seedance 2.0 turns it under a spotlight, places it on a hand or reveals it in a gift box. Render the macro shots at 1080p: small facets are where low resolution shows first.
- 3 tested prompts
- From 15 credits a clip
- Seedance 2.0
- Seedance 2 Fast
What you can make
- Macro turns for product pages
- On-hand and on-neck clips for social
- Gift-box reveals for holidays and launches
- Short loops for marketplace listings
Prompts that work, with their settings
Paste a prompt into the video studio, set the options listed under it and add the references in the order shown. The first upload is “the first image” in the prompt.
Sparkle macro turn
The ring from the first image rotates slowly on a black velvet stand, tiny sparkles flash across the diamond facets, a single soft spotlight from above, macro lens, very shallow focus. Keep the ring's design and metal colour exactly.
- Model
- Seedance 2.0
- Aspect ratio
- 1:1
- Length
- 5 seconds
- Resolution
- 1080p
- References
- 1. A sharp product photo of the ring on a plain background
- Generate audio
- Off
- Cost
- 25 credits, about $1.53 on Pro
Facets and prongs need 1080p, and a square frame fits product pages and marketplaces.
On the wrist
A woman's hand wearing the bracelet from the first image rests on white linen, she slowly turns her wrist so the chain catches the morning light, soft natural light, close-up.
- Model
- Seedance 2.0
- Aspect ratio
- 9:16
- Length
- 5 seconds
- Resolution
- 720p
- References
- 1. A photo of the bracelet laid flat
- Generate audio
- Off
- Cost
- 15 credits, about $0.94 on Creator
A slow wrist turn shows how the piece moves, and 720p is enough for a story-sized frame.
Gift-box reveal
A small dark-green gift box opens by itself on a marble table, revealing the necklace from the first image on its satin cushion, warm light spills out, the camera pushes in slowly.
- Model
- Seedance 2 Fast
- Aspect ratio
- 3:4
- Length
- 6 seconds
- Resolution
- 720p
- References
- 1. A photo of the necklace
- Generate audio
- Off
- Cost
- 15 credits, about $0.94 on Creator
A 3:4 portrait frame suits feeds, and Fast keeps seasonal variants cheap.
What these clips cost
| Shot | Model | Format | Credits | Price per clip |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sparkle macro turn | Seedance 2.0 | 1:1, 5 s, 1080p | 25 | $1.53 on Pro |
| On the wrist | Seedance 2.0 | 9:16, 5 s, 720p | 15 | $0.94 on Creator |
| Gift-box reveal | Seedance 2 Fast | 3:4, 6 s, 720p | 15 | $0.94 on Creator |
One take of all 3 shots is 55 credits, about $3.37 on the Pro plan. Prices per clip use each plan's monthly price and its guaranteed monthly credits (Creator: $25 for 400 credits; Pro: $49 for 800), and image references add no credits.
Free accounts can make video on Seedance 2 Fast and Seedance 2.0 Mini at 480p. A plan adds every video model, including Seedance 2.0 and 2.5, 720p (1080p and 4K on Pro and above), no queue and more credits. Creator renders up to 720p; the 1080p shots need the Pro, Max and Business plans. The studio shows the exact cost before you generate, and credits for a failed clip come back automatically. For a whole campaign, the AI video cost calculator adds it up.
Step by step
- 1
Shoot one clean photo
The piece alone, in focus, on a plain background, as large in the frame as possible.
- 2
Name the metal and stones
"Yellow gold", "sterling silver", "emerald-cut diamond": the model keeps what you name.
- 3
Pick 1080p for macro
Use 1080p for close-ups of stones and 720p for on-body clips seen on phones.
- 4
Check every detail
Compare prongs, links and engravings with the photo before you post, and regenerate if anything changed.
Tips for better results
- One spotlight on a dark background makes the most sparkle.
- Slow rotations show facets; fast spins blur them.
- For earrings, ask for a three-quarter view so both front and side catch light.
- Keep the same velvet or marble surface across a collection.
Mistakes to avoid
- Photos with reflections of your room in the metal: shoot inside a light tent or against white card.
- Listing an AI clip that changes the design: what the buyer sees must match what they get.
- Several pieces in one clip: the model can merge them. One piece per clip.
Camera templates that fit
One-click camera moves from the template library. A template adds 2 credits to the clip's price; the card shows the total.
Product Reveal
32 creditsA short cinematic reveal with a smooth camera move and premium lighting for ads and storefronts.
Dolly Zoom
22 creditsThe Vertigo effect: the subject stays the same size while the background stretches away behind them.
Bullet Time
27 creditsA frozen moment with the camera orbiting 360 degrees around your subject, particles hanging in the air.
Questions
What resolution should a jewelry video be?
1080p for macro shots of stones and settings. 1080p is on the Pro, Max and Business plans; a 5-second Seedance 2.0 clip at 1080p is 25 credits, against 15 at 720p.
Will the AI keep my jewelry design?
It keeps it best with one sharp photo of the piece alone and the prompt line "keep the design and metal colour exactly". Always compare the clip with the real piece before listing it.
Can I show the piece being worn without a model shoot?
Yes. Ask for a hand, wrist or neckline wearing "the bracelet from the first image". Keep it to a close-up so the piece stays the subject.
Make your first jewelry clip
Copy a prompt above, open the video studio and generate. The cheapest shot on this page is 15 credits.