Prompts · updated 2026-10-21
Tesla Roadster AI video prompts that worked for us
These are the exact scene prompts this site sends to Seedance 2.5. The photo of your car is image 1 (@图片1 in the model’s syntax) and, for the flying version, the driver is image 2. You never type these yourself.
Roadster Ramp prompt (12 seconds)
Use the car in @图片1 as the only vehicle. Keep its exact body shape, paint colour, lights and four ordinary wheels. Hide logos and make the licence plate unreadable. No badges, emblems or brand logos anywhere. Fictional stunt film. Photorealistic, vertical 9:16, no text, no subtitles, no music, no speech. Shot 1: night, an empty stunt arena, wide rear three-quarter view: the car accelerates toward a tall curved ramp lined with thin light strips. Shot 2: the car climbs the curving ramp past vertical and is briefly upside down at the top of the curve. Shot 3: the car leaves the end of the ramp and completes exactly one full backflip in mid-air. Shot 4: four separate small round thrusters under the rear bumper fire for a moment to steady the fall; the car lands upright on all four wheels in a burst of white smoke. Shot 5: from behind, the camera follows the intact car as it rolls slowly away out of the smoke. The camera stays behind or beside the car for the whole clip and never reveals a different front end. Continuous, physically readable motion, no teleporting, no extra cars or people. Sound: engine roar, tyre squeal, wind, a short thruster burst and a heavy landing thud.
Make My Car Fly prompt (10 seconds)
The car is exactly the car in @图片1. Keep its exact body shape, paint colour, lights and four ordinary wheels. Hide logos and make the licence plate unreadable. No badges, emblems or brand logos anywhere. The driver is the adult in @图片2: keep the same face, hair and clothing; this is the only person. Photorealistic, vertical 9:16, no text, no subtitles, no music, no speech. One continuous rear tracking shot on an empty sunny suburban road. Shot 1: the driver walks toward the parked car away from the camera, glances back over the shoulder at the camera and grins. Shot 2: the driver opens the driver door, sits inside and shuts the door. Shot 3: only after the door is shut, four separate round rocket nozzles beneath the rear bumper ignite with bright orange flame and white smoke. Shot 4: the car lifts off the road, hovers for a moment, tilts nose-up and shoots into the sky away from the camera; the camera tilts up to follow. The wheels stay ordinary wheels; no wings, no transformation, no extra people. Sound: footsteps, a door slam, an ignition roar and rushing wind.
What we learned from test renders
- The first ramp render turned into another brand’s car when the camera swung to the front. Keeping the camera behind or beside the car fixed it.
- Saying “four separate round nozzles” and “only after the door is shut” got at least four thrusters (once six) and the right order on Seedance 2.5. A cheaper model still showed two.
- “No music” leaves room for your own sound; the model still adds engine, door and thruster effects.
- Real faces have to go through the provider’s portrait review before they can be used as a reference.
See the results on the examples page.
Answers
Prompt FAQ
01Do I need these prompts to use the site?
No. The site sends them for you; you only upload photos. They are here for people who use other AI video tools or want to know what the model is asked to do.
02Why does the prompt say to hide logos?
To keep clips from passing as a real Tesla or any real brand, and because generated badges are usually wrong. In one of our tests the model invented a front badge from another carmaker, so we now also keep the camera behind the car.
03Why numbered shots instead of timestamps?
Seedance follows a numbered order of shots more reliably than exact second marks, and the official prompting guide recommends describing the sequence rather than timing each beat.