Seedance 2.0 Workflow for Consistent Ad Generation
PurzBeats · x · 2026-07-10
This is a practical guide on creating highly consistent product advertisement generation workflows using **Seedance 2.0**. The author notes completing the entire process **within a single chat**. The key wasn't letting the agent roam free, but rather using **Comfy MCP** to invoke a pre-built workflow. This forces the model to follow an established pipeline instead of haphazardly "orchestrating" uncontrollable steps. The specified control points include: - Having the agent call a ComfyUI workflow designed for cinematic product ads - Specifying camera details, such as close-ups, rotating the body, and switching the screen to 10:04 - Using **DepthAnything V3**, canny edge lines, and **SAM3** masks to maintain consistency across different generations - These intermediate steps help preserve fine brand details, like intaglio logos and initial outlines Overall, this demonstrates how using **a fixed workflow + MCP invocation + multiple visual processing steps** can significantly enhance the consistency and controllability of video ad generation.
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