Clothing converts on fabric behaviour and size honesty, not on styling. Seedance 2.5 is a strong fit here because it keeps cloth physics consistent across cuts — the knit that swings in the first shot hangs the same way in the third — and because its native audio picks up the small fabric rustle that makes a mirror try-on feel unstaged rather than shot.
The template is a three-shot list. Shot 1 establishes the fit and the size confession, Shot 2 shows the garment styled a second way, and Shot 3 is the pocket check. Splitting them matters: a single continuous take forces the model to rush every beat, while three shots give each one room and let Seedance cut between them in one generation instead of you stitching clips together.
Size honesty is the conversion lever. “This is the medium and I’m normally a small” outperforms any adjective you could write, because it answers the question the buyer actually has. Swap the garment, the fabric and the one honest fit detail for your own product, or upload a photo above and let PromptShot rebuild the shot list around it.
Handheld vertical smartphone video, bedroom mirror try-on, soft morning light from a window off to one side, phone held at chest height so it partly covers her face in the reflection.
Shot 1 — Mirror selfie medium-wide with slight sway. A woman in her mid-20s in an oversized rib-knit cardigan turns left and right; the knit swings with real weight and settles: "Okay, so this is the medium and I'm normally a small."
Shot 2 — She pushes the sleeves up so they stack at her elbows, then pulls the front closed to show the fit a second way, the fabric creasing naturally where she grips it: "You can wear it open like this, or closed — it's giving borrowed-from-a-rich-aunt either way."
Shot 3 — Quick tilt down as she slides her free hand into the pocket, then back up to the mirror: "And real pockets. Deep ones. That's genuinely why I kept it."
Audio: phone-mic voice, quiet bedroom room tone, soft fabric rustle, no music.
Negative prompt: studio microphone, cinematic color grading, tripod stability, fashion-campaign look, announcer voice, ring-light glow, on-screen text, watermark.This is a template — your product deserves its own script. Upload a photo and PromptShot rewrites the persona, setting, and dialogue around it, for all three models at once.
Customize this for your product →FAQs
Why does the phone cover half her face in the mirror?
Because that's how real mirror try-ons look — and it keeps attention on the garment. Full-face mirror shots with perfect framing read as produced content and lose the UGC trust advantage.
What should the script always state in clothing UGC?
The size being worn. "This is the medium" answers the shopper's first silent question, reduces returns, and signals honesty — it consistently outperforms scripts that skip sizing.
How do I describe a garment's vibe without sounding like a catalog?
Use one specific, slightly funny image — this template's "borrowed-from-a-rich-aunt" — instead of adjectives like elevated or timeless. Specific images are memorable, quotable, and feel like a friend talking.