Blender To Seedance Skill (Instant Download)

The Blender To Seedance Skill is a Claude Skill that turns a described shot into a real camera move. Claude blocks the scene out in Blender as grey low-poly geometry, animates the camera, checks the motion for collisions, renders a reference clip, then reads that clip back and writes the Seedance 2.5 prompt that keeps the move you designed. Once it is installed, Claude runs the whole job on autopilot: it builds the scene, animates and renders it, then writes the final video prompt and sends it straight to your connected generator.

🔥 Product Features and Benefits

🎥 A Camera Move You Actually Control

Pick a push-in, an orbit, a crane reveal or a tracking follow, or describe your own move. It gets built on a real animated path with real keyframes, so the shot has weight and parallax instead of whatever a text prompt happens to land on.

🧱 Grey Blockout, Physics Checked

Every scene starts as untextured low-poly geometry with the camera path drawn in, and nothing renders until the motion passes a collision check. Cars stay out of walls and the camera stays out of solid geometry, because a broken reference clip teaches the video model to generate broken footage.

🎬 A Seedance Prompt That Keeps the Move

Claude reads its own render back and translates the camera path into cinematography language, then writes one copy-ready Seedance 2.5 prompt. The Blender clip carries the motion and framing, your first frame carries the look, and neither one overwrites the other.

⚙️ What you need

• Claude with Skills enabled (Claude Code, Desktop or Web).
• Blender with the BlenderMCP addon running, so Claude can build, animate and render the scene for you.
• An OpenArt MCP or Higgsfield MCP connected to Claude. That connection is what actually renders the images and video.
• Credits on whichever of the two you connect.
• No coding. You install the skill and describe your shot.

📥 How to Use

1. Download the Blender To Seedance Skill.
2. Add it to your Claude project or upload it as a custom skill.
3. Start from a reference image or a written scene, then pick the camera move.
4. Let Claude build the blockout, animate the camera, validate the motion and render the reference clip.
5. Paste the final Seedance 2.5 prompt with your clip and first frame to render the finished shot.