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Use case · Perfume ad
AI perfume ad from your bottle photo
A fragrance ad is mood plus one perfect packshot. Seedance 2.0 drops your bottle into water, surrounds it with its notes, or gives you a mood scene to cut in between. Three clips make a short spot; your logo and the name go on in your editor.
- 3 tested prompts
- From 12 credits a clip
- Seedance 2.0
- Seedance 2 Fast
What you can make
- A slow-motion packshot for paid social
- A notes-and-ingredients clip for the product page
- Mood b-roll to cut between packshots
- A 15-second launch spot from three clips
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.
Bottle in water
The perfume bottle from the first image falls into clear water in slow motion, bubbles and ripples surround it, sunlight beams from above, the camera follows it down, luxurious and calm. Keep the bottle's shape, cap and label exactly.
- Model
- Seedance 2.0
- Aspect ratio
- 9:16
- Length
- 6 seconds
- Resolution
- 1080p
- References
- 1. A front-on photo of the bottle on white
- Generate audio
- Off
- Cost
- 30 credits, about $1.84 on Pro
Glass, water and light are the hardest textures, so this is the shot to render at 1080p.
Notes swirl
Rose petals, vanilla pods and orange peel swirl slowly around the perfume bottle from the first image standing on a stone plinth, warm golden backlight, dark background, slow motion.
- Model
- Seedance 2.0
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9
- Length
- 8 seconds
- Resolution
- 720p
- References
- 1. The same bottle photo
- Generate audio
- Off
- Cost
- 24 credits, about $1.50 on Creator
Name the real notes of your fragrance; eight seconds lets the swirl build and settle.
Mood scene
A woman in a white linen dress walks through a lavender field at sunset, wind in her hair, slow motion, soft film look, no product in frame.
- Model
- Seedance 2 Fast
- Aspect ratio
- 9:16
- Length
- 5 seconds
- Resolution
- 720p
- References
- None (text to video)
- Generate audio
- Off
- Cost
- 12 credits, about $0.75 on Creator
Mood b-roll has no product to keep accurate, so the cheaper model does the job.
What these clips cost
| Shot | Model | Format | Credits | Price per clip |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bottle in water | Seedance 2.0 | 9:16, 6 s, 1080p | 30 | $1.84 on Pro |
| Notes swirl | Seedance 2.0 | 16:9, 8 s, 720p | 24 | $1.50 on Creator |
| Mood scene | Seedance 2 Fast | 9:16, 5 s, 720p | 12 | $0.75 on Creator |
One take of all 3 shots is 66 credits, about $4.04 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 the bottle front-on
A sharp photo on white, the label readable, no reflections of the room.
- 2
Write the notes into the scene
Use the fragrance's real notes as props: petals, citrus, wood, smoke.
- 3
Render the packshot at 1080p
Glass and liquid need the detail; mood shots can stay at 720p.
- 4
Edit the spot
Mood, notes, packshot. Put the logo and name on the last frame in your editor.
Tips for better results
- End the packshot prompt on a still, centred bottle so it can hold as the end card.
- Backlight makes liquid glow: "warm golden backlight" works for amber scents, "cold blue backlight" for fresh ones.
- Small label text can soften in motion: overlay a crisp version of the label or logo in your editor.
- Make each shot in 9:16 and 16:9 separately for stories and for YouTube.
Mistakes to avoid
- Changing the bottle's cap or colour by describing it differently from the photo.
- Notes that are not in the fragrance: buyers notice when the ad promises citrus and the scent is oud.
- Packing three actions into one clip (drop, splash, spin): one action per shot.
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 does a three-shot perfume ad cost?
The three shots on this page are 66 credits for one take each. The 1080p packshot needs the Pro plan or above.
Can the AI keep my perfume label readable?
The bottle's shape and colours hold well; small label text can soften in motion. Overlay the label or logo in your editor for the final frame.
Do I need a model for a perfume ad?
No. Packshots and ingredient clips need no people. Mood scenes can use an AI-generated person or a saved character.
Make your first perfume ad clip
Copy a prompt above, open the video studio and generate. The cheapest shot on this page is 12 credits.