Pizza cheese pull food commercial
Seedance 2 team · Updated
A 5-second slow-motion cheese pull made with Seedance 2.5 on Seedance 2 from one text prompt, with the crackle and sizzle generated with the picture. It cost 60 credits at 720p and took 2 min 32 s.
The video
The prompt
Close-up food commercial: a hand lifts a slice from a wood-fired margherita pizza, a long cheese pull stretches and sags, basil leaves glisten, steam rises, warm restaurant light, slow motion. Sound: gentle crackle and a soft sizzle.
Settings: text to video, 5 seconds, 720p, 16:9, sound on.
What it cost
| Model | Settings | Credits | Time to video |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seedance 2.5 | text to video, 5 seconds, 720p, 16:9, sound on. | 60 | 2 min 32 s |
What came out
A hand lifts a slice from a wood-fired margherita and the cheese stretches between slice and pie, with basil and warm light as described. Food motion like stretching and dripping is a good test of a video model's physics; watch where the strand breaks.
Make your own
- Add Seedance 2 as a custom connector in Claude or ChatGPT with the URL https://www.seedance2.net/mcp, or open the generator on https://www.seedance2.net/text-to-video.
- Paste the prompt and pick the same model and settings.
- Results vary from run to run with the same prompt; generate twice if the first take misses.
- For a restaurant's own dish, start from a photo of it with image to video so the plating matches.
How this was made
Made on 2026-11-12 through the Seedance 2 MCP server (https://www.seedance2.net/mcp), the same way Claude, ChatGPT or Codex would call it, on a paid Seedance 2 account, so there is no watermark. Credits and times are what each run actually charged and took.
Try the prompt
Pizza cheese pull food commercial
Text to videoClose-up food commercial: a hand lifts a slice from a wood-fired margherita pizza, a long cheese pull stretches and sags, basil leaves glisten, steam rises, warm restaurant light, slow motion. Sound: gentle crackle and a soft sizzle.
Questions
- Can AI make food commercials for a restaurant?
- Yes. Short food shots like this take one prompt; use a photo of the real dish as the first frame so customers see what they will get.