Crazy Frog chase prompt for Seedance, with no names in it
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In short
Drop the prompt below into Seedance and set your photo as the reference image. It's built as a short shot list with a sound line, so each beat lands where the original clip cuts, and it avoids naming any character, person, song or brand. Change the first line to match your plan's clip length, or use Ozil Goal AI.

The prompt
15-second widescreen clip from a reference image. Photoreal action movie, hard cuts. Image 1 is the rider and must match the photo: face, skin tone, hair, build, clothes. If it shows an animal, toy or drawn character, keep that look; animals remain their species and squat with the front paws thrust forward, as if on handlebars. Setting: dusk on a futuristic raised concrete highway. Long curving ramps, barriers carrying yellow-and-black chevron boards, giant concrete towers far off. About half a metre above the road the rider floats in a squat, knees bent, fists out on invisible handlebars, with only air below (no bike, board or wheels). Behind them rides a police officer in dark blue and a peaked cap on a slim grey-and-white hoverbike, red lights flashing, thrusters glowing cyan. Logos, readable text and watermarks stay out of frame. Shot list: [0-4.5s] Low front-tracking camera. The rider grins, leans through the bend and steers the invisible bars, lets go for a moment, then grips again. Far back, the hoverbike appears. [4.5-6.5s] Tight shot of the scowling officer on the hoverbike, red lights blinking. [6.5-10.5s] Low, wide, from ahead. The rider looks back, sees the hoverbike catching up and screams, hands in the air. [10.5-11.5s] Low behind the rider on the ramp. The hoverbike flashes by the lens with a cyan streak. [11.5-13s] Overhead sweep above ramps and towers, both figures tiny. [13-15s] Wide, near the ground, through a hard bend: rider leaning, hoverbike close behind. Sound: fast, bouncy electronic dance music, wind, hover-engine whine, siren. Nobody sings. Any speech is in English. Nothing printed on screen.
Tips for using it
- Use your photo as Image 1, and tag it that way if the tool asks.
- On a plan that limits clip length, keep the opening beats and sacrifice the closing ones.
- The shot list has no names, songs or brands, since those tend to be filtered. It describes the action alone.
- Plans and limits differ per tool and shift often. Set the first line to whatever length and format yours allows.
Quick questions
Which model runs this site?
Videos here come from Seedance 2.0 Mini via an API. This page is still separate from ByteDance and from whoever posted the clips, with no affiliation.
Will the trend come out identical?
Hardly ever. Every tool and version interprets a timeline differently, and your photo steers the face and the movement. Start from the prompt and adjust.
Does using this site mean writing prompts?
No. Ozil Goal AI has one fixed scene. Upload a photo, press the make button, and wait.
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One photo does it. Nothing to subscribe to, and the finished clip has no watermark.
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