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August 11, 2026
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Kling, Seedance, they all bug

  • August 11, 2026
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when I try to use any other video generator BESIDES the awful Veo from google. Kling, Seedance, they all bug. It feels like a scam if I’m being honest. Why only the worst generator is working? Be for real...

    Correct answer Hajar Toutsi

    Hi Exuberant_experience5022,

    I pulled your account logs to see what's been happening with those models.

    I checked the logs for your account and found the pattern. With Kling, most of your failures on Aug 10 were safety flags on the generated video itself (13 out of 15), plus a couple prompts that hit the 2,500 character limit. Seedance had similar safety filtering, but also flagged 5 of your requests for using reference images or videos with faces in them, that's a hard blocker there.

    The safety rejections are happening after the models generate, which means the content itself isn't matching platform requirements. The face detection and prompt length issues are straightforward to work around (shorter prompts, reference images without people), but the generated-video safety flags are harder to predict without trying different prompt angles.
    Since these two tools aren't reliable for what you're trying to do, they're not going to be the right fit for your workflow.

    If you want to share what you're trying to create, I can point you toward better options. 

    Hajar
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    Participant
    August 13, 2026

    So I actually tried generating POV videos now (like the person holding the product), using the following prompt:
     

    A 5-second continuous animation sequence transitioning from the first attached image to the second attached image. 

    The scene opens in POV as the man drops the cardboard box abruptly onto the concrete floor. Cut to a close-up POV where his hand holding a utility knife plunges the blade into the top center of the box and slices across the cardboard. He quickly tosses the knife aside off-camera onto the floor, then aggressively uses his hands to tear open the cut cardboard flaps. As he rips through the top panel, the purple plush cat bed inside, wrapped in clear plastic, is exposed, matching the exact end frame position, hand placement, and torn box detail of the second attached image.

    [STYLE & RENDERING LOCK]
    Photorealistic iPhone 12 realism, candid POV, natural cool lighting, no warm color cast, no cinematic blur or bokeh, natural exposure, subtle sensor texture, authentic movement, no CGI look, no morphing. Preserve exact subjects, hands, product details, lighting, and background setting from both attached images.


    And still had 0 luck with Kling. I did generated one video, but it didn’t used the images I attatched as first and last frame… With Kling, it loads and loads the video, then gives the error. Seedance is way more fast, and I tried a couple of prompts but no luck, which means the images are the reason I think… Really sad, but it is what it is, I guess

    Participant
    August 13, 2026

    Hey Hajar, how are you?
    Thank you so much for the answer. I wasn’t aware of the 2,5k character limit, and I did try to “by pass” the Seedance safety filtering the images I was feeding it to it.
    What I’m trying to create is a kind of “funny-viral-commercials”, so I use AI human-generated avatars, which it is what was triggering Seedance. I did tried to run it without the faces (just like, half the body shot) but no luck on that regards either.
    I’ll try again with the 2.5k character max with Kling to see if it works tho, thank you so much!

    Hajar Toutsi
    Community Manager
    Hajar ToutsiCommunity ManagerCorrect answer
    Community Manager
    August 12, 2026

    Hi Exuberant_experience5022,

    I pulled your account logs to see what's been happening with those models.

    I checked the logs for your account and found the pattern. With Kling, most of your failures on Aug 10 were safety flags on the generated video itself (13 out of 15), plus a couple prompts that hit the 2,500 character limit. Seedance had similar safety filtering, but also flagged 5 of your requests for using reference images or videos with faces in them, that's a hard blocker there.

    The safety rejections are happening after the models generate, which means the content itself isn't matching platform requirements. The face detection and prompt length issues are straightforward to work around (shorter prompts, reference images without people), but the generated-video safety flags are harder to predict without trying different prompt angles.
    Since these two tools aren't reliable for what you're trying to do, they're not going to be the right fit for your workflow.

    If you want to share what you're trying to create, I can point you toward better options. 

    Hajar
    [Moved to questions]