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Cobalt-blue ceramic teapot: product photograph and a 4-second steam shot — AI Video Prompt

SpringWangSeedance 2.5

PROMPT

Editorial product photograph of a cobalt-blue glazed ceramic teapot on a warm ivory limestone pedestal, a single delicate plume of steam rising from the spout, soft morning window light from the left, subtle tactile glaze and stone grain, warm beige seamless studio backdrop, clean sculptural silhouette, gentle natural shadow, centered composition with generous negative space, square 1:1 frame. No people, no logos, no lettering.

Use the provided image as the first frame. Preserve the cobalt-blue ceramic teapot, limestone pedestal and warm beige studio backdrop exactly. Over one continuous 4-second shot, the camera makes a very slow subtle arc to the right while a delicate wisp of steam curls upward from the spout. Keep the teapot stationary, its handle and spout undistorted, with consistent soft morning light from the left. No cuts, no people, no text or new objects.

Cobalt-blue ceramic teapot: product photograph and a 4-second steam shot

Create a square photograph of a cobalt-blue teapot on an ivory limestone pedestal, then animate that image with a gentle rightward camera arc and a curling wisp of steam.

Video prompts and examples

When to use this

Produce a clean, sculptural editorial product visual that highlights surface material — the glaze and the stone grain — under soft morning light, then bring it to life without altering the object. Suited to tea, artisan ceramics or warm lifestyle contexts, with square framing for both the still and the video.

How to recreate it

First generate the 1:1 image with GPT Image 2.5 using the image prompt below. Select that result as the first frame in Seedance 2.5 and use the video prompt for a continuous 4-second shot. Keep the teapot stationary and preserve the warm backdrop and left-side window light. The verified video output is also square.

Practical adjustments

Keep material wording specific (tactile glaze, stone grain): it steers texture rendering in both the still and the animation.
In the video prompt, explicitly require the teapot to stay stationary with an undistorted handle and spout — slow camera arcs can otherwise introduce shape drift.
Describe the lighting identically in both prompts (morning window, from the left) so the still and the video read as one set.

Limitations

Inspect the handle, spout and glaze for shape drift during motion. Steam and lighting can vary between generations. The shot is not designed as a seamless loop.