Seedance 2 Candle Wick Lighting Product Video Prompts
Animate one controlled candle-lighting moment from an approved product photo while preserving vessel, wax, wick, label, flame scale, and fire-safety context.
Quick answer
Start from an authorized candle photo with the exact vessel, wax level, wick count, wick position, label, surface, and clearance visible. For the most stable result, animate a tool-free ignition plate: a tiny glow appears at one named wick, becomes one proportionate steady flame, and holds. If a match or lighter must enter frame, use a verified source with the real hand and tool rather than asking the model to invent them. Keep the clip short and add real fire-safety copy in post.
Who this guide is for
Candle brands, home-fragrance retailers, product photographers, social teams, and editors making a restrained launch or ritual clip from an exact product reference.
Recommended model
| Use case | Recommended model | Why |
|---|---|---|
| This workflow | Seedance 2 image-to-video for one bounded wick ignition action | A source-led micro-action can create a clear before-to-after moment while the approved still anchors vessel, wax, wick, label, and scene composition. |
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Prompt template
Animate the uploaded authorized candle photo as the exact first frame. Motion only: the [center / named] existing wick develops a tiny ember, ignites into one small realistic flame over [duration], makes one subtle natural flicker, then holds. Preserve exact candle SKU, vessel silhouette and material, wax color and level, wick count, wick length and position, lid state, label and warning zones, surface, clearance, background, camera, crop, reflections, shadows, and light. No hand, match, lighter, second flame, flare, tall flame, heavy smoke, wax jump, vessel heat damage, moving label, scent visualization, performance claim, text, sound, logo change, or watermark.
Step-by-step workflow
- Freeze the SKU, vessel, wax, wick type and count, approved burn state, label, warning, intended duration, surface clearance, safety guidance, usage rights, and claim limits.
- Choose a sharp source with the wick, wax surface, vessel rim, label, reflection, shadow, and uncluttered clearance visible.
- Select either a tool-free ignition plate or a separately captured real hand-and-tool source; do not invent a hand, match, or lighter inside a product still.
- Define one wick, ignition timing, flame height range, flicker amplitude, camera lock, and endpoint; generate a short silent draft.
- Inspect every frame for wick count, flame attachment, scale, color, smoke, wax level, vessel deformation, label drift, reflections, surface, and clearance.
- Composite exact label if needed and add verified burn, trimming, ventilation, supervision, allergy, disposal, caption, and disclosure copy separately.
Example prompt variants
- Four-second locked macro: the approved single cotton wick glows and becomes one small steady flame, preserve amber glass, wax level, blank label zone, stone surface, reflections, and safe clearance.
- Five-second two-wick candle: only the left named wick ignites and holds while the right wick remains unchanged, preserve ceramic vessel, wax, both wicks, label, camera, and no smoke.
- Three-second vertical detail using the approved already-lit first frame: one subtle flame flicker only, preserve wick attachment, flame height, vessel, wax, backdrop, and no scent particles or camera move.
Quality checklist
- SKU, vessel, wax, wick count, wick length, label, warning zones, surface, clearance, camera, crop, reflections, and shadows match the source.
- Ignition, flame attachment, size, color, flicker, light response, smoke, and endpoint are plausible and restrained.
- No hand, tool, extra flame, wick relocation, wax-level jump, vessel deformation, label mutation, or unsafe nearby object appears.
- The clip does not imply burn time, scent throw, clean burning, nontoxicity, self-extinguishing behavior, or safety without evidence.
- Source, safety review, prompt, frames, product review, label composite, approval, and export remain traceable.
Mistakes to avoid
- Asking for a hand, match strike, lighter, camera orbit, smoke curl, and multiple flames in the same generation.
- Allowing the flame to float above the wick, grow too tall, duplicate, or illuminate the scene inconsistently.
- Using generated smoke or glowing particles to imply fragrance strength, purity, wellness, or air quality.
- Publishing a beautiful ignition clip without current fire-safety guidance, captions, product review, or an appropriate disclosure.
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Practical next step
Open the most relevant AIBase generator, run one narrow prompt first, and save the best result before adding more constraints. The fastest way to improve output quality is to compare one variable at a time: subject, camera, background, lighting, then final polish.