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Generate a seamless looping video for display ads

Use the remotion-edit skill to trim frames for a perfect loop if the render has seams.

by @whitney · recommended tool Freepik · 0 unlocks

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CLAUDE SKILLS

seedance-promptsremotion-edit

EXAMPLES · WHAT THIS PROMPT PRODUCES

Sample output
**Seamless 4-second loop — Pulse smart-ring display ad**

Subject: the Pulse ring resting on a small frosted-glass pedestal, dead-center. Motion: a slow, perfectly even 90° rotation of the ring on the pedestal, paired with a soft cyan glow that pulses up and back down once across the four seconds — echoing a heartbeat.

The loop is engineered to be invisible: the ring's rotation speed and the glow's brightness curve are timed so the final frame matches the first frame exactly — same ring angle (the seam falls on a symmetrical face of the band), same glow intensity at its baseline. No cuts, no jump, no stutter at the wraparound.

Camera is locked completely static. Background is a clean dark-charcoal gradient backdrop (#14161C) with a subtle radial vignette that keeps the eye on the ring and the cyan accent. No text baked in, leaving room for a headline lockup in the ad unit.

Delivered in both 1:1 (for square display placements) and 16:9 (for leaderboard/banner units), 4 seconds, set to autoplay-loop. If any micro-seam shows on render, a 2-frame trim at the wrap point cleans it perfectly.
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PROMPT TEMPLATE · v1.0.0

Seamless 4-second loop. Subject: <SUBJECT>. Motion: <SIMPLE_REPEATING_MOTION>.
First and last frame must match exactly. No cuts. Static camera.
Background: <CLEAN_BACKDROP>. Aspect: <1:1 or 16:9>.

WORKFLOW

  1. 01In Claude, invoke the seedance-prompts skill to draft the shot-by-shot prompt.
  2. 02Open Freepik and select the Seedance 2.0 model.
  3. 03Paste each shot, generate, and stitch in your editor.

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