SHARP Kitchen Appliance · Packaging Product Ad

Seedance 2.5AdvertisementImage to VideoKitchen & Cooking32s
A kitchen-appliance ad built strictly around the uploaded SHARP product packaging image. A brand-facing appliance product video in three parts: packaging, unit body, usage scene — locking the packaging with a reference image is rule number one.

PROMPT · Video Prompt

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Create a realistic cinematic product video using the uploaded reference image as the exact visual reference. Keep the SHARP product box, refrigerator/cooler packaging, proportions, colors, printed product details, and cozy kitchen environment as close to the original image as possible. The SHARP product box is standing upright on a wooden kitchen counter. Warm indoor lighting, soft golden tones, realistic kitchen cabinets and shelves in the background, shallow depth of field, premium commercial look. Start with a slow cinematic camera push-in toward the SHARP box. Then make a gentle left-to-right camera movement while keeping the product sharply in focus. Add subtle natural lighting reflections and realistic shadows. The scene should feel like a professional product advertisement. Important: Remove ALL added text and graphic overlays from the reference image, including “Unboxing,” “KULKAS,” “SHARP” overlay text, handwritten-style text, logos/watermarks, and any other floating graphics. Do not add any new text, captions, subtitles, or graphics. Keep the original SHARP packaging and its genuine printed product information visible and realistic. Do not distort or redesign the product packaging. Style: ultra-realistic, cinematic commercial, premium product photography, warm cozy kitchen, natural camera motion, realistic lighting, shallow depth of field, 4K quality, vertical 9:16 format.

✍️ Editor’s Notes

This one runs against the grain — where most prompts in this batch teach the model what to add, this one's core ask is what to remove. It explicitly requires stripping out text watermarks like “Unboxing” and “KULKAS” that were on the original UGC unboxing screenshot in the reference image, leaving only the actual product-packaging information. Removing existing elements is actually harder for a model to control than adding new content, so the writer deliberately bolds it as Important and names each type of text to delete one by one — a textbook decontamination instruction.

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