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Ink Bloom in Still Water

Black ink blooms through still water in grey veils, lit by a single overhead shaft in wide 21:9.

Macro & ASMRText to video311 credits

Fills the prompt and every setting below into the Seedance 2.5 form. Nothing is submitted until you press generate.

The prompt

A heavy drop of black ink touches still water and blooms outward in slow grey veils, sinking, folding and feathering into threads. The camera drifts sideways, level with the sinking bloom, never losing the leading edge. One shaft of light enters from directly above, so the ink reads as translucent layers against a dark tank while the surrounding water stays black. Time is late night, the room unlit apart from that shaft. Cinematic 21:9 macro, no bubbles, no ripples crossing the surface.

Settings this prompt was written for

Settings this prompt was written for
FieldValue
ModeText to video
Duration8 seconds
Resolution720p
Aspect ratio21:9
AudioSilent
Credits311

They are the real price of that exact configuration — computed with the same pricing engine the API charges with, at the resolution, duration and audio setting shown on the card. Change any of those in the generator and the price updates with it.

Why it works

Eight seconds and a wide 21:9 frame are chosen because the bloom is a slow, lateral event that needs room to spread; a square frame crops the threads that make it interesting. The prompt bans bubbles and surface ripples explicitly, since generators love adding both and either one destroys the illusion of still water. Drifting sideways with the bloom keeps the same plume in frame the way a real macro rig would, and the single overhead shaft is what converts flat black ink into visible layers.

Mode

Most cases are text-to-video and need nothing but the prompt. The ones marked "needs one reference image" are image-to-video: you supply a photo and the prompt keeps that subject or product locked while the camera moves.

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