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Animate a still product photo into motion

Keep motion subtle — aggressive prompts distort the subject.

by @whitney · recommended tool Freepik · 0 unlocks

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ALTERNATES

RunwayKling 3.0

You'll need

CLAUDE SKILLS

seedance-prompts

EXAMPLES · WHAT THIS PROMPT PRODUCES

Sample output
**Still-to-motion — Aurelia honey jar hero shot**

Input: the attached studio still of a glass honey jar on a wood board, warm side-light, drizzle wand resting across the rim.

Motion applied: a subtle dolly — the camera eases in toward the jar over five seconds, just enough parallax to give the scene dimension without distorting the geometry. The jar, the amber color, the label, and the composition are all preserved exactly as shot; nothing is re-imagined.

Micro-motion added: a slow, glossy bead of honey forms at the tip of the drizzle wand and stretches into a thin thread that begins to fall — the one living detail that turns a static photo into a moment. A faint, almost imperceptible glint travels across the jar's highlight as the camera moves.

Duration: 5 seconds, rendered loop-friendly so the honey thread resets cleanly at the wraparound and the dolly returns near its start position. Motion intensity is kept deliberately restrained — the subject never warps or wobbles, which is the failure mode of overcooked prompts. Delivered in vertical 9:16 and square 1:1 crops for feed and Story placements.
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PROMPT TEMPLATE · v1.0.0

Input: attached still. Motion: <SLOW_ROTATE / SUBTLE_DOLLY / PARALLAX>.
Preserve: exact subject, colors, composition. Add: <SPECIFIC_MICRO_MOTION, e.g. steam rising, water ripple>.
Duration: 5s. Loop-friendly.

WORKFLOW

  1. 01Upload your still image to Freepik's image-to-video mode.
  2. 02Select Seedance 2.0.
  3. 03Paste the motion prompt from Claude.

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