Prompt library
Wind-blown heroine
Tested on Seedream 5.0 Pro · model page · artwork page
Petals and hair moving in the same wind — directional motion sells the drama better than any pose alone.
Variations — same base, different outcome
“wind-blown heroine, cherry blossoms swirling, dramatic backlight”
Named petals change the palette and the season — the wind mechanics stay the same.
“woman in a storm, hair and coat whipped sideways, rain streaking past”
Weather upgrade — wind plus rain doubles the ambient motion.
“gentle breeze portrait, hair drifting, petals floating, soft golden light”
The calm version — 'gentle breeze' replaces the drama with drift.
Adapting it
- Everything moves one direction — 'hair and petals blown by wind' works because both follow one flow.
- Wind is the cheapest motion cue in a still — it animates hair, cloth, and particles at once.
