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Snowboard Powder Spray

Your snowboard still, continued: one hard carve, a wall of powder, a chase camera sliding out.

Sports & actionImage to videoNeeds one reference image195 credits

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

The prompt

Keep the rider, jacket, board and mountain exactly as in the reference image. He carves a hard toe-side turn and the edge throws a wall of cold smoke that hangs and drifts across the slope. A gimbal camera chases low behind the board, then slides out to the side for the exit. Low winter sun straight into the spray, long blue shadows, thin alpine air. Audio: edge cutting crust, powder hiss, wind.

Settings this prompt was written for

Settings this prompt was written for
FieldValue
ModeImage to video
Duration5 seconds
Resolution720p
Aspect ratioadaptive
AudioAudio on
Credits195

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

The first clause pins rider, jacket, board and mountain to the uploaded frame, which is the part image-to-video loses fastest. One hard turn is enough, a carve, a wall of spray and an exit, so the model spends its capacity on the snow plume rather than on a jump it would have to invent. Shooting into a low sun is what makes powder read as smoke instead of white noise, and the chase camera supplies a scale reference for the plume.

What to put in the reference image

Upload a still of a snowboarder mid-turn, with the full body, jacket and board visible and the slope running away behind them. Avoid flat midday shots with no shadow and avoid a frame cropped at the boots, because the model will keep whatever framing it is given and thin spray reads as nothing.

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Prompts stay in English on every language of this site: that is the language the model was trained on, and translating a prompt changes what it renders. The page around it is translated.