Seedance 2.0: Bring Motion and Sound to Your Next Scene
A turn of the head, a moving camera, a scene taking shape: bring your next short video to life with Seedance 2.0. Begin with a written idea, frame images, or references that convey your intention.
Features
Seedance 2.0 · Direct your shot
Define your idea
Bring a written scene to life with Seedance 2.0 or use an existing frame as your starting point. Explore the idea with Mini, Fast, or Standard.
Set the reference direction
You can upload up to two frame images in image mode. Reference mode supports up to nine images, three videos, and three audio files within combined limits. When using mixed media, follow the limits displayed by the uploader.
Direct the sound
Plan what the audience will hear as well as see. Alongside the action, describe the dialogue, ambient sounds or music you want in the scene.
Set your output options
Set a duration of 4–15 seconds and choose 480p or 720p, then compose the action in landscape, portrait or square framing.
Review, then download
Look closely at gestures, camera movement and changes in sound. Download a take that works, or revise your brief and try another version.
Review the credit quote
Check the credits quoted for your tier and settings before starting a generation. Whenever you adjust the setup, review the updated amount.
Seedance 2.0
Shape a Scene with Seedance 2.0
Explore a scene's look, movement and sound with Seedance 2.0 before choosing the direction you want to pursue.
Set the reference direction
Show a visual reference when words alone would take longer to explain the look. Include directions on which details the new scene should retain.
Direct the sound
Consider the soundtrack as you compose the shot. A brief that describes both the action and its sound gives the model a more complete picture.
Set your output options
Choose framing and duration around the moment you want to capture, from a quick reveal to a more extended character action.
Review, then download
Use your first take as a reference point. Adjust one part of the brief, then assess whether the next output moves closer to your intention.
Use Seedance 2.0 to develop a rough scene brief into a playable video draft. Review that first result to guide the version that follows.
Seedance 2.0 · A Brief Becomes a First Take
Define your idea
Identify the subject, describe the action, and explain how the camera should move. Include any sound instructions that help define the scene.
Tip: Give the shot one clear action to follow; several competing actions can make a short scene difficult to direct.
Set the reference direction
Select text, image or reference mode, then upload the media needed to communicate your idea. Stay within the limits displayed for the selected mode.
Tip: State whether each reference should influence the subject, location, motion or sound.
Set your output options
Choose the tier, length, resolution and framing, then review the credits quoted for that combination before submitting.
Tip: Output duration and reference-video length can affect the credits required. Consult the displayed quote when planning another attempt.
Review, then download
Watch the finished video from start to finish and compare its details with your brief. Download the result or adjust your directions for the next take.
Tip: Before using a clip in a final project, inspect product labels, facial features and continuity.
Define your idea
Identify the subject, describe the action, and explain how the camera should move. Include any sound instructions that help define the scene.
Tip: Give the shot one clear action to follow; several competing actions can make a short scene difficult to direct.
Set the reference direction
Select text, image or reference mode, then upload the media needed to communicate your idea. Stay within the limits displayed for the selected mode.
Tip: State whether each reference should influence the subject, location, motion or sound.
Set your output options
Choose the tier, length, resolution and framing, then review the credits quoted for that combination before submitting.
Tip: Output duration and reference-video length can affect the credits required. Consult the displayed quote when planning another attempt.
Review, then download
Watch the finished video from start to finish and compare its details with your brief. Download the result or adjust your directions for the next take.
Tip: Before using a clip in a final project, inspect product labels, facial features and continuity.
Explore a product reveal or a story moment with Seedance 2.0, and discover how much a short scene can convey.
Give Your Ideas a Moving Form
Marketing & Advertising
Explore how an ad should begin, whether with a product reveal, a surprising location or a gesture that sets up the message.
Social Media Content
Focus a post on one visual moment. For the next part of your series, experiment with a new opening or a different camera angle.
Film & TV Pre-Viz
Give your team a watchable version of a shot description. Test its framing and atmosphere before deciding how to approach production.
Product Visualization
Explore a product reveal in a different setting. Compare the output with the source image for shape, proportions and label details.
Creative Storytelling
Create an entrance, a reaction or a pivotal moment for a character. Check the individual clips before assembling shots into a sequence.
Concept Art & Design
Explore a design through movement. Keep your subject consistent in the brief while testing lighting, settings and compositions.
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Seedance 2.0 · Before you begin
Disclaimer
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