Seedance Auto Generate

Seedance 2.0 Auto-Generate via Playwright

This skill automates the full Higgsfield Seedance 2.0 video creation flow using Playwright browser automation. It uploads an image, fills in a prompt, and clicks Generate — hands-free.

> Source: github.com/beshuaxian/higgsfield-seedance2-jineng

Available Sub-Skills (Prompt Generators)

This auto-generate skill is the automation engine. To craft the best possible prompt for your video, first invoke the matching style sub-skill before running this automation. Each sub-skill turns Claude into a specialized prompt engineer for that video style — generating large, detailed, paste-ready prompts with powerful 2-second hooks that stop the scroll.

How to Use Sub-Skills

• Pick the sub-skill that matches your video style from the table below
• Invoke it with /01-cinematic, /07-ecommerce-ad, /15-real-estate, etc.
• The sub-skill generates a production-grade Seedance 2.0 prompt (15-25 lines, with timeline, camera, lighting, sound, and 2-second hook)
• Then invoke /seedance-auto-generate to automatically submit the prompt + image to Higgsfield

Creative Styles

| Slash Command | Skill Name | When to Use |

|---|---|---|

| /01-cinematic | Cinematic Film | Film quality — dramatic lighting, camera language, depth of field, anamorphic, noir, epic |

| /02-3d-cgi | 3D CGI | 3D rendered — Pixar, Unreal Engine, photorealistic, isometric, ray tracing, volumetric |

| /03-cartoon | Cartoon & Animation | 2D animation — cel-shaded, hand-drawn, flat vector, watercolor, rubber hose, motion graphics |

| /04-comic-to-video | Comic to Video | Animate comics — manga pages, webtoons, storyboards, sequential art, graphic novels |

| /05-fight-scenes | Fight Scenes & Action | Combat — martial arts, sword fights, chase scenes, superhero battles, action choreography |

| /08-anime-action | Anime | Japanese animation — shonen, seinen, mecha, magical girl, isekai, anime openings |

Commercial & Marketing

| Slash Command | Skill Name | When to Use |

|---|---|---|

| /06-motion-design-ad | Motion Design Ad | Software/SaaS — product launches, feature showcases, app promos, tech demos, UI animation |

| /07-ecommerce-ad | E-Commerce Ad | Product ads — fashion, beauty, electronics, food, Amazon/Shopify/TikTok Shop, unboxing |

| /09-product-360 | Product 360 | Turntable — multi-angle showcase, product reveal, hero shots, beauty shots, product spin |

| /11-social-hook | Social Hook | Viral content — TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, scroll-stopping hooks |

| /12-brand-story | Brand Story | Brand narrative — origin stories, mission videos, company culture, founder stories |

Industry-Specific

| Slash Command | Skill Name | When to Use |

|---|---|---|

| /10-music-video | Music Video | Beat-synced — performance, lyric video, music visualization, concert visuals, album art |

| /13-fashion-lookbook | Fashion Lookbook | Fashion — lookbooks, model walks, outfit showcases, runway clips, streetwear, campaigns |

| /14-food-beverage | Food & Beverage | Food — restaurant promos, recipe content, food ASMR, menu showcases, appetite appeal |

| /15-real-estate | Real Estate | Property — house tours, architecture, interior design, listings, virtual tours, renovation |

What Each Sub-Skill Generates

Every sub-skill provides:

• 2-Second Hook Framework — 10-12 attention-grabbing opener patterns
• Timeline Segmentation — beat-by-beat breakdown up to 15s
• Camera Movement Encyclopedia — 15-20+ techniques with exact phrasing
• Lighting & Atmosphere — setups that communicate mood and quality
• Sound Design — ambient, foley, music, silence guidance
• Material Reference Strategy — @image1 @video1 @audio1 best practices
• Platform Optimization — TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, etc.
• 5+ Large Example Prompts — 15-25 lines each, production-quality

> Each skill also has a Chinese version at skills/XX-name/zh-CN/SKILL.md

Seedance 2.0 Specs

| Input | Format | Limit |

|---|---|---|

| Image | jpeg, png, webp, bmp, tiff, gif | Up to 9, each < 30MB |

| Video | mp4, mov | Up to 3, each < 50MB, 2-15s total |

| Audio | mp3, wav | Up to 3, each < 15MB, up to 15s total |

| Text | Natural language prompt | — |

| Combined | — | Max 12 files total |

| Output | Video | 4-15s, 720p, with sound |

Reference materials in prompts: @image1 @video1 @audio1

Prerequisites

• User must be logged in to higgsfield.ai in the Playwright browser session
• Playwright MCP plugin must be enabled
• Image file must be accessible within the project directory (copy from Downloads if needed)

Input Requirements

The user provides:

• An image file (path on disk — .png, .jpg, .webp, etc.)
• A description or prompt for the video (or invoke a sub-skill first to generate one)

Optional overrides (defaults shown):

• Duration: 8s (options: 5s, 8s, 10s)
• Ratio: Auto (options: Auto, 16:9, 9:16, 1:1)
• Resolution: 720p (options: 720p, 1080p)

Automation Flow

Follow these steps exactly using Playwright MCP tools. Load each tool with ToolSearch before first use.

Step 0: Prepare the image

If the image is outside the project directory (e.g. in C:\Users\User\Downloads\), copy it into the project root first:

cp "<source_path>" "C:/Users/User/higgz/<filename>"

The Playwright file upload tool only allows files within the project root.

Step 1: Navigate to Seedance 2.0 creation page

browser_navigate → url: "https://higgsfield.ai/create/video?model=seedance_2_0"

The ?model=seedance_2_0 query parameter pre-selects the Seedance 2.0 model automatically.

Wait for the page to load, then take a snapshot to confirm:

• The page title contains "Create AI Videos"
• The Model button shows "Seedance 2.0"

If a cookie consent dialog appears, close it by clicking the "Close" button (x).

Step 2: Open the upload dialog

Take a snapshot and find the upload area. It contains text like "Upload media" and "Image, Video or Audio". Click the upload area element.

This opens a dialog with tabs: "Uploads", "Image Generations", "Video Generations", "Elements", "Liked".

Step 3: Trigger the file chooser

Inside the dialog, find and click the "Upload media" button (the first clickable item in the dialog grid — it has an upload icon and text "Upload media" with subtext "Protected content is not allowed").

This triggers a file chooser modal. The tool result will say: [File chooser]: can be handled by browser_file_upload

Step 4: Upload the image file

browser_file_upload → paths: ["C:\\Users\\User\\higgz\\<filename>"]

Use the absolute Windows path with double backslashes. The file must be within the Playwright allowed roots (C:\Users\User\higgz).

Step 5: Wait for upload to process

browser_wait_for → time: 5

Wait 5 seconds for the image to upload and appear in the asset grid.

Step 6: Select the uploaded image

Take a snapshot of the dialog. The newly uploaded image appears as the first item after the "Upload media" button in the grid. It will be a generic [cursor=pointer] element. Click it.

Important: The newly uploaded image is always the first grid item right after the upload button. Look for the element immediately following the upload button in the dialog's grid.

Step 7: Close the dialog

browser_press_key → key: "Escape"

The dialog closes. The image is now loaded into the form — the upload area is replaced by an image preview.

Step 8: Verify image is loaded

Take a snapshot. Confirm:

• The upload area now shows an image preview (a figure with img "media is loading" or similar)
• The prompt textbox is visible (labeled "Prompt" with placeholder "Describe your scene in detail")
• The Model still shows "Seedance 2.0"

Step 9: Enter the prompt

Click the prompt textbox, then type the prompt:

browser_click → ref: <textbox_ref>, element: "Prompt textbox"
browser_type → ref: <textbox_ref>, text: "<the video prompt>"

The prompt should be crafted by one of the 15 sub-skills listed above. If the user hasn't specified a style, pick the best-matching sub-skill and use it to generate the prompt first.

Step 10: Adjust settings (optional)

If the user wants non-default settings:

• Duration: Click the "Duration" button, then select the desired option
• Ratio: Click the "Auto Ratio" button, then select (16:9, 9:16, 1:1)
• Resolution: Click the "720p Resolution" button, then select (720p, 1080p)

Step 11: Generate

Take a screenshot to show the user the final form state before generating.

ASK THE USER FOR CONFIRMATION before clicking Generate — this costs credits.

browser_click → ref: <generate_button_ref>, element: "Generate button"

The Generate button shows the credit cost (e.g., "Generate 48 32"). After clicking, the video enters the generation queue.

Step 12: Monitor generation

After clicking Generate:

• The page may redirect or show a progress indicator
• Click the "History" tab to see generation status
• Wait and periodically check until the video is ready
• Once complete, the video will appear in the History tab

Key Element Patterns (for snapshot navigation)

These are the typical element patterns found on the page. Refs change between sessions — always take a fresh snapshot before interacting.

| Element | How to find it |

|---|---|

| Upload area | generic [cursor=pointer] containing text "Upload media" and "Image, Video or Audio" |

| Upload button in dialog | First item in dialog > generic > generic grid, contains "Upload media" text |

| Newly uploaded image | First generic [cursor=pointer] after the upload button in dialog grid |

| Prompt textbox | textbox inside generic with label "Prompt" |

| Model button | button "Model" containing "Seedance 2.0" |

| Duration button | button "Duration" |

| Ratio button | button "Auto Ratio" or button "16:9 Ratio" |

| Resolution button | button "720p Resolution" |

| Generate button | button "Generate ..." with credit cost numbers |

Error Handling

• Not logged in: If the page shows a login prompt instead of the creation form, ask the user to log in manually (! open https://higgsfield.ai in the CLI)
• File chooser not triggered: Retry clicking the upload media button; sometimes a second click is needed
• Image not appearing in grid: Wait longer (up to 10s) and re-snapshot
• Dialog won't close: Try clicking outside the dialog area, or press Escape again
• Insufficient credits: The Generate button shows the cost — warn the user before clicking

Example Workflows

Example 1: Real Estate Video (end-to-end)

User: "Create a video for this house photo at C:\Users\User\Downloads\house.webp"

Step 1 → Invoke /15-real-estate with the image to craft a cinematic real estate prompt
Step 2 → Copy image to project: cp Downloads/house.webp higgz/house.webp
Step 3 → Run this automation flow with the image + generated prompt
Step 4 → Confirm with user before clicking Generate
Step 5 → Monitor until video is complete

Example 2: Product Ad

User: "Make a TikTok ad for my sneakers" + [sneaker photo]

Step 1 → Invoke /07-ecommerce-ad to craft a product showcase prompt
Step 2 → Copy image, run automation, set ratio to 9:16 for TikTok vertical
Step 3 → Confirm and generate

Example 3: Anime-Style Fight Scene

User: "Turn this character art into an anime fight scene"

Step 1 → Invoke /08-anime-action to craft an anime action prompt
Step 2 → Copy image, run automation
Step 3 → Confirm and generate

Example 4: Quick Generate (no sub-skill)

User: "Just generate a video from this image, cinematic style"

Step 1 → Write a concise cinematic prompt directly (or auto-invoke /01-cinematic)
Step 2 → Copy image, run automation
Step 3 → Confirm and generate