
Seedance 2.0
Available nowBuild the scene around a subject and the action you have in mind. Supply compatible references to guide its appearance, and describe the sound as part of the same brief.
Discover Seedance 2.0 →Picture a product reveal, a character in motion, or a scene from your next story. Set out the subject, action, and camera movement, using references to show what words cannot fully convey.
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Before committing to a shot, compare how each model handles movement, reference material, and sound. Those choices help define your creative direction.

Build the scene around a subject and the action you have in mind. Supply compatible references to guide its appearance, and describe the sound as part of the same brief.
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Map out the camera movement and, when supported, the first and last frames. Choose Lite, Fast, or Quality to explore the shot with synchronized sound.
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Focus on a single shot: assemble your inputs, choose the settings, and let the preview inform what you do next.
Use a written idea, still image, or reference media as your starting point. For changes to an existing clip or a longer continuation, pick a model with editing or extension support.
Specify who or what is in the shot, what happens, and how the camera moves. When attaching references, explain which details to take from each.
Choose framing suited to where the clip will appear, then set a supported duration and resolution. Check the credit quote for those choices.
Play back the clip and look for the details that matter. Save and download a take you like, or change the brief to explore another possibility.
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Keep your attention on the shot, with the brief, supported controls, and completed takes together in one workspace.
Try Seedance and Veo while keeping the brief in the same tool. Let your starting materials and intended scene guide the workflow you choose.
Use references to show the framing or atmosphere instead of writing every detail from scratch. Make clear how each should shape the shot.
Check the options available in your selected workflow as you develop the scene. Build the shot around supported settings rather than controls it does not offer.
Return to recent clips to compare creative directions. Preview each result and download the take that works for your project.
Get to know the models
A model name is only a starting point. Compare the input formats, variants, and controls with the shot you want to make; each workflow has different capabilities.
Pair a scene description with supported images or other reference material to create movement and accompanying sound.
Supported by this model’s current workflow.
Supported by this model’s current workflow.
Supported by this model’s current workflow.
Compare your source material and planned scene with the choices each model provides.
Ways to put it to work
From a launch moment to a story beat or tomorrow’s post, bring a scene to the Seedance AI Video Generator and try different ways for it to play out.

See a familiar product in a different setting. Use its image to try a reveal, a seasonal scene, or an alternative opening to an ad.

Explore a campaign in motion before committing to a direction. Short concepts give the team something concrete to discuss around pacing, mood, and the opening shot.

Explore a character’s arrival, a new location, or a pivotal story moment. Add references that convey the appearance you imagine.

Develop a content idea into a brief teaser or another entry in a series. Try different opening actions and framing for the posts you plan.
FAQ
Practical answers for the move from exploring options to making your first shot.
Choose an action you would like to see on screen, pick the model, and describe your direction. Check the credit quote before starting generation.
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