Build Cinematic AI Tutorial & Automation Content with Seedance 2.5. Guide de prompts gratuit — Claude Code + Higgsfield MCP. Édition 2026, par Tony Payet / Automation Boost.
Les 5 prompts ci-dessous sont en anglais et à copier tels quels : ils sont écrits pour être collés directement dans Claude Code. Les explications, elles, sont en français.
Automation Boost est un système complet pour créer des tutoriels vidéo cinématiques avec Seedance 2.5 sur Higgsfield MCP. La fonctionnalité clé pour le contenu éducatif est la DURÉE : une seule génération peut aller jusqu'à 30 secondes — assez pour une séquence de tutoriel entière en une seule prise ininterrompue, sans chaînage, sans raccord, sans dérive de continuité. Le modèle lit aussi les références image ET audio en même temps, et peut étendre ou éditer des clips existants.
| Parameter | What you get |
|---|---|
| Modes | t2v (prompt only) · omni_reference (image / video / audio references) · video_edit (edit one reference video) · video_extension (grow a clip forward or backward) |
| Duration | 4 to 30 seconds. Default 5. This is the headline feature — nothing else here goes past 15. |
| Resolution | 480p or 720p. 720p is the ceiling — upscale the clip you keep before slicing frames from it. |
| References | start_image, end_image, image_references, video_references, audio_references |
| Aspect ratios | auto, 21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, 9:16 |
| Audio | generate_audio defaults to true. Always set it to false for tutorial work — you are harvesting frames, not publishing video. |
| Cost | 6.5 credits per second at 720p ; 3 credits per second at 480p. Exactly linear : 10s 720p = 65 credits, 30s = 195. |
L'effet « tutoriel cinématique » viral n'est pas du Three.js. C'est un scrub de séquence de frames sur canvas : un clip cinématique court est exporté en ~180 frames numérotées, toutes préchargées, et la frame peinte sur le canvas est choisie par la position de scroll. Scroller en avant et en arrière joue le clip. La 3D vient entièrement de la vidéo.
start_image sur chaque clip. C'est ce qui garde ton produit/personne/bâtiment identique sur tous les plans. C'est la différence entre un site qui a l'air cher et un site qui a l'air généré.start_image du suivant (extraction ffmpeg, upload, réutilisation). Ou utilise video_extension.The Workflow — n8n automation explainer. Best for: process flows, API integrations, software architecture.
Build an award-winning cinematic "30 second explainer" website for [YOUR_WORKFLOW_NAME].
VISUALS — use the seedance_2.5 model on Higgsfield MCP. Settings: mode omni_reference, resolution 720p, 1600, generate_audio false. First generate ONE hero image with GPT Image 2 — [DESCRIBE MATERIAL, COLOUR, FINISH, LIGHTING] on a clean reflective surface — and pass that job id as start_image.
Then generate ONE single clip at duration 30 (this is the whole point of 2.5 — the entire journey in one unbroken take, no chaining, no seams, no continuity drift).
1. OPEN (duration 3) – keyframe: ultra-wide shot of the whole workflow: nodes, connectors, the data flowing left to right. Camera pulls back. Motivation: "here is what we are building." Continuous smooth camera motion throughout, no jitter.
2. NODE_ONE (duration 8) – keyframe: zoom in on first node, magnify the inputs, the transformation logic ("this is where you map your data"). Camera: slow dolly forward, one continuous shot, no cuts, no shakiness.
3. NODE_TWO (duration 8) – keyframe: the second node magnifies into the frame, inputs flow in from node one, outputs flow right to node three. Camera: smooth lateral pan, perfect seamless turntable. The process iterates; no camera shake, photorealistic travel cinematography, soft push motion throughout, no jitter.
4. THE_OUTPUT (duration 8) – keyframe: final node outputs the clean transformed data, display counter spinning up in the top corner, the data stream flowing into a clean, bright database, the final result shown clearly, one continuous shot, ending on the payload perfectly still at the end, one continuous shot.
WEBSITE — slice the clip to 180 frames at 1600px and scroll-scrub it as one canvas sequence across four pinned chapters, so scrolling fills the visitor from the top left into the process flow data, one column and one row wide. Then normal sections: suites grid below, a LIVE_STATUS_COUNTER (one real live endpoint hooked to your actual workflow), and a RESERVE_A_DEMO section with date and party-size selectors. Design: clean MONTSERRAT_CAPS, one dark theme, file grain. Copy tone: confident, direct. Launch on localhost and verify every scroll animation works before telling me it's done.
The Screen-Record — n8n build-along tutorial. Best for: step-by-step software guides, configuration walkthroughs, hands-on coding tutorials.
Build an award-winning cinematic "screen-record tutorial" website for [YOUR_COURSE_NAME].
VISUALS — seedance_2.5 on Higgsfield MCP. Settings: mode omni_reference, resolution 720p, 1600, 1612, generate_audio false. First generate ONE hero screenshot of your n8n canvas at a nice zoom level ([DESCRIBE NODES, LAYOUT, COLOURS]) using GPT Image 2, then pass that as start_image on the tutorial clip.
Then generate ONE single clip at duration 28:
1. HERO_REVEAL (duration 4) – keyframe: the n8n canvas enters from the left side of frame, zooms to fill the screen, nodes glowing gently. One continuous shot, camera motion: ultra-gentle forward push, no shaking.
2. THE_FIRST_NODE (duration 7) – keyframe: the first node magnifies center-screen, the config panel slides open, the inputs highlight in sequence as you describe them on screen. Camera: slow dolly forward, one continuous shot, no fast cuts, no jitter. Motivation: "here is your trigger."
3. THE_MIDDLE_LOGIC (duration 8) – keyframe: zoom out slightly, two nodes in frame, the data wire between them glows and pulses, the transformation is applied, the output flows right and down. Camera: slow lateral pan across the nodes, continuous smooth motion, one take. Motion: "see how the data transforms at each step."
4. THE_FINAL_OUTPUT (duration 9) – keyframe: the workflow ends at the output node, the send-to-Slack step executes (if applicable), the message appears in a Slack window overlay in the bottom right, the final data is displayed, one continuous shot, ending very still, camera motion whatsoever. Motivation: "and this is your result landing in the right place."
WEBSITE — slice to 180 frames at 1600px and scroll-scrub the tutorial as one canvas sequence. Then build a real tutorial page with two columns: left column is the scroll-scrub video, right column is step-by-step text (with code blocks for n8n JSON if applicable). A COPY_CONFIG button exports the workflow JSON. A DEPLOY_NOW button triggers your n8n API to duplicate the workflow into the visitor's account. Design: dark theme, ROBOTO_MONO for code, BEBAS for headings. Copy tone: conversational, encouraging. Launch on localhost and verify the workflow export works before telling me it's done.
The Avatar — AI-generated presenter. Best for: personality-driven content, course introductions, personal brand presence.
Build an award-winning cinematic "AI avatar explainer" website for [YOUR_PERSONAL_BRAND].
VISUALS — seedance_2.5 on Higgsfield MCP. Settings: mode omni_reference, resolution 720p, 1600, 1612, generate_audio false. First generate ONE portrait of [YOUR_AVATAR_DESCRIPTION] in a black studio ([DESCRIBE LIGHTING, MATERIALS, POSE, MOOD]) using GPT Image 2, then pass that as start_image on every clip. This is what keeps your avatar's face identical throughout all shots.
Then generate ONE single clip at duration 26:
1. ENTRANCE (duration 5) – keyframe: the avatar sits at rest, composed, lit by clean studio light. Camera slowly orbits around the avatar's shoulders in a black-walled studio, very slow dolly forward, one continuous shot, no cuts, camera motion smooth and gentle, no shakes. Motivation: "here is your guide."
2. THE_PITCH (duration 9) – keyframe: the avatar gestures as it speaks (if you are comfortable with motion), or stays perfectly still if you prefer. Behind the avatar, abstract automation diagrams flow softly in the background (nodes, wires, data pulses). Camera: locked or very slow push in, continuous still shot, no jitter. Motivation: "listen to what I am building."
3. THE_DETAIL (duration 7) – keyframe: the avatar nods slightly, the background diagrams become more complex, a glowing accent bar pulses in the bottom third (use your brand colour here). Camera: locked, continuous shot, motion smooth. Motivation: "this is the mechanism."
4. THE_CLOSE (duration 5) – keyframe: the avatar stands, the background fades to black, the avatar is lit only by studio light, one final confident expression, ending perfectly still, one continuous shot, no motion at the end.
WEBSITE — slice the clip to 180 frames at 1600px and scroll-scrub it across the full hero. Then build a real site: the scroll-scrub video occupies the full above-the-fold, then below it a TEXT_SECTION with a three-column grid of your three strongest value props (one line each). Then a FAQ accordion, then a BOOK_A_DEMO section with an elegant inline calendar. Design: dark AUTOMATION_BOOST branding, your brand colour accent throughout, serif fonts for body (elegance), BEBAS for headings. Copy tone: confident, direct, no fluff. Launch on localhost and verify the scroll and calendar work before telling me it's done.
The Restaurant / HoReCa — cinematic walkthrough. Best for: restaurants, cafés, hotels, salons, local services.
Build an award-winning cinematic "location tour" website for [YOUR_RESTAURANT_OR_SERVICE].
VISUALS — seedance_2.5 on Higgsfield MCP. Settings: mode omni_reference, resolution 720p, 1600, 1612, generate_audio false. First generate ONE wide-angle interior shot of [DESCRIBE SPACE, MOOD, LIGHTING, MATERIALS] using GPT Image 2 — then pass that as start_image on every clip. This keeps the space consistent throughout the sequence.
Then generate ONE single clip at duration 28:
1. THE_ENTRANCE (duration 6) – keyframe: the camera enters through the front door, pulls back slightly, reveals the full dining room. Lighting: warm, inviting, candles on tables, soft overhead light. Camera: slow continuous push inward, no cuts, photorealistic travel cinematography, one smooth motion throughout.
2. THE_DETAIL (duration 7) – keyframe: zoom in on a table setting, the plating, a cocktail being set down, the menu open to a signature dish ([DESCRIBE INGREDIENTS, PRESENTATION]). Camera: slow lateral pan across the table, continuous smooth motion, one take, no jitter.
3. THE_KITCHEN (duration 8) – keyframe: transition to the kitchen or prep area (if you choose), hands working, ingredients in motion, the craftsmanship visible. Camera: slow overhead or side pan, continuous motion, photorealistic, no fast cuts.
4. THE_ATMOSPHERE (duration 7) – keyframe: pull back to a table with guests (or a wider room shot), ambient light, warm tones, the final moment: one guest raising a glass, the room bathed in that moment. Camera: slow push forward, ending very still, one continuous shot, no shake.
WEBSITE — slice to 180 frames at 1600px and scroll-scrub the hero cinematic as the full-width above-the-fold video. Below: MENU_SECTION (if applicable), a RESERVE_TABLE panel with live date / time / party-size selectors, PHOTOS_GRID (with your actual photos as gallery), HOURS_AND_LOCATION (embedded map), a REVIEWS section pulling from Google. Design: dark elegant theme, brand colour accents (golds, warm tones if your aesthetic is warm; cool greys if it is modern), serif fonts for body, BEBAS for headings. Copy tone: welcoming, descriptive, sensory language. Launch on localhost and verify the reservation form works before telling me it's done.
The E-Commerce Hero — 360 product reveal. Best for: any physical product — watches, gear, furniture, tech.
Build an award-winning cinematic "product showcase" website for [YOUR_PRODUCT].
VISUALS — seedance_2.5 on Higgsfield MCP. Settings: mode omni_reference, resolution 720p, 1600, 1612, generate_audio false. First generate ONE hero shot of [YOUR_PRODUCT] with [DESCRIBE MATERIAL, COLOUR, FINISH, LIGHTING] on a black reflective floor using GPT Image 2 — then pass that as start_image on every clip. This is what keeps your product identical throughout every shot.
Then generate ONE single clip at duration 30:
1. HERO_REVEAL (duration 8) – keyframe: the product rotates slowly while the camera orbits it, studio lights sweeping across the surface, the material texture revealed. Camera: smooth 360-degree rotation, one continuous shot, no cuts. Motivation: "here is the thing you are about to buy."
2. MATERIAL_CLOSE (duration 8) – keyframe: extreme close-on the product's key detail — stitching, engraving, the gem, the mechanism — lit to show off the craftmanship. Camera: slow dolly forward, one continuous shot, no shakiness. Motivation: "see the quality up close."
3. IN_HAND (duration 8) – keyframe: the product sits in a hand (or in use), the scale revealed, the action shown, the detail glowing under studio light. Camera: static or very slow push, continuous shot, one take, photorealistic travel cinematography, soft lighting.
4. THE_REVEAL (duration 6) – keyframe: pull back, the product on its own against black, one continuous shot, no cuts, one final moment of stillness.
WEBSITE — slice the clip to 180 frames at 1600px and scroll-scrub it as the full-width hero. Then build: SPECS_TABLE (dimensions, materials, weight), PRICING_SECTION (variants, stock status), ADD_TO_CART button, REVIEWS_SECTION pulling from Shopify or your store, SHIPPING_AND_RETURNS, FAQ. Design: dark premium theme, minimal clutter, your brand colour as accent, serif for body, BEBAS for headings. Copy tone: sophisticated, technical where relevant, conversational where it sells. Launch on localhost and verify the add-to-cart flow works before telling me it's done.
| Job | Cost |
|---|---|
| Hero image (GPT Image 2) | 18 credits |
| Single 30s clip, 720p | 195 credits |
| Single 15s clip, 720p | 97.5 credits |
| Draft pass, 10s at 480p | 30 credits — use this to test motion before committing |
Extended clip (30s to 45s via video_extension) | 97.5 credits |
| Full build (hero image + one 30s clip + 2 draft passes) | roughly 256–300 credits |
Draft toujours en 480p tant que tu testes le mouvement caméra : 10 s coûtent 30 crédits au lieu de 65. Tu ne passes en 720p que quand la trajectoire de caméra est validée — c'est là que se joue la moitié du budget d'un build.
Dans la communauté Automation Boost : les skills installables, les leçons pas à pas, et les playbooks commerciaux pour transformer ces builds en clients payants. Le template Notion COCKPIT, les workflows n8n JSON, et tout pour emmener ton premier client du brief au lancement.
n8n Automation Playground : duplique le workflow HoReCa, restyle-le pour n'importe quel commerce local, déploie chez ton client en moins de deux heures.
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