Extending a Dandelion Clip by 20 Seconds
Starting from 10 seconds of real footage of a dandelion swaying in a light breeze, the clip seamlessly continues for 20 more: tufts breaking away in waves, drifting through backlight, a macro shot slowly pulling back. A textbook use of the video-extend feature.
PROMPT · Seedance 2.5 Prompt
Create with AI视频延长：以 @视频1（前 10 秒微风拂动蒲公英）为输入，无缝续接 20 秒——绒毛成批脱离花托、在逆光中飘散远去，只剩花托轻摇，微距镜头随飞絮缓缓拉远。
影片延長：以 @影片1（前 10 秒微風拂動蒲公英）為輸入，無縫續接 20 秒——絨毛成批脫離花托、在逆光中飄散遠去，只剩花托輕搖，微距鏡頭隨飛絮緩緩拉遠。
Video extension: using @video1 (the first 10 seconds of a gentle breeze stirring a dandelion) as input, seamlessly continue for another 20 seconds — the fluffy seeds detach in waves and drift away against backlight, until only the swaying seed head remains, with the macro shot slowly pulling back as the floating seeds drift.
動画の延長:@動画1(最初の10秒はそよ風がタンポポを揺らす)を入力として、20秒をシームレスに継ぎ足す—綿毛が次々と花托から離れ、逆光の中を遠くへと漂っていき、揺れる花托だけが残る。マクロレンズが飛んでいく綿毛とともにゆっくりと引いていく。
영상 연장: @video1(앞 10초, 산들바람에 흔들리는 민들레)을 입력으로 사용해 20초를 매끄럽게 이어붙임 — 솜털이 무더기로 꽃받침에서 떨어져 나와 역광 속에서 흩날리며 멀어지고, 꽃받침만 살랑거리며 남음. 매크로 렌즈가 흩날리는 씨앗을 따라 천천히 줌아웃.
✍️ Editor’s Notes
For a video-extension task, the keywords all cluster around action continuity — fluff detaching, drifting backlit, the seed head swaying gently, the camera pulling back — and there's not one style word in here, because the style has to be inherited as-is from the input video @video1, and writing extra style detail would just fight with the original footage. What this one gets right is nailing the causal chain of 'what the input is, what happens after the extension' instead of vaguely writing 'keep drifting' — that matters a lot for continuation-type tasks' visual continuity.
Want tighter control? Try this expanded version:
The video extension picks up using @video1's first 10 seconds — a gentle breeze stirring a dandelion — as the baseline, then seamlessly continues for another 20 seconds: the breeze gradually strengthens, fluff starts detaching from the seed head in clumps, a few stray wisps first, then a large mass lifting off all at once, showing translucent gold-rimmed silhouettes against the backlight; the camera holds its original macro focal length, slowly pulling back in the direction the fluff drifts, depth of field gradually deepening, the background transitioning from a blurred green field into soft, warm-yellow sky light; once the fluff has detached, the seed head is left with only its thin, weak stem swinging gently, and the final frame settles on an empty shot of the sparse remaining fluff and the swaying stem, with lighting holding the exact same color temperature and backlight angle as the original footage, and no visible frame jump or color mismatch at the splice point.
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