
Seedance 2.0
Available nowStart with the subject and what they do. Supported references can guide the scene’s look, while your brief sets out the sound as well as the visuals.
Explore Seedance 2.0 →A product reveal, a character’s first move, a moment you want to share: give it a starting point with words or an image, then describe the action that follows.
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Think about the shot you want to make, then compare each model’s approach to motion, reference media, and sound.

Start with the subject and what they do. Supported references can guide the scene’s look, while your brief sets out the sound as well as the visuals.
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Give the shot its camera direction and, when the mode allows, its first and last frames. Choose Lite, Fast, or Quality to explore the scene with synchronized audio.
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Watch the first take to see what lands. Use what you learn to give the next version a clearer direction.
Words, a still image, or reference media can start the shot. If you are developing an existing clip, pick a model with the editing or extension mode you need.
Who is in the scene, what happens, and how does the camera move? Describe those details and explain the role of any references you add.
Set the framing for your project and choose a supported duration and resolution. Once the settings are in place, check the credit quote before you generate.
Play the result and inspect the details you care about. Keep a take by downloading it, or adjust the brief to try a different direction.
Why Choose KVideoAI
Keep the scene brief, supported controls, and completed takes within reach as you develop your shot in one workspace.
Your source material and scene help determine the workflow. Work with Seedance or Veo without leaving the same creative space.
A reference can convey framing or mood that is hard to put into words. Explain which part of each reference should influence the shot.
Review the controls available in your chosen workflow, then use those options to shape the shot you are planning.
Revisit recent clips to compare your ideas in motion. Preview the results and download the take you want to use in your project.
Model guide
The right workflow depends on your inputs, desired variant, and controls. Compare what each one supports before setting up the shot.
Pair your scene brief with compatible images or other references to explore the movement and sound that accompany it.
Supported in this model’s current workflow.
Supported in this model’s current workflow.
Supported in this model’s current workflow.
Use your starting material and intended shot to narrow down the available model options.
Application Scenarios
Give the Seedance AI Video Generator a scene for a launch, a story moment, or tomorrow’s post, and see how the action could develop.

A product image can become the start of a reveal, a seasonal scene, or a new ad opening. Explore how a different setting changes the moment.

Create short moving concepts to discuss a campaign’s direction. An opening shot, pace, and atmosphere are easier to assess when you can watch them.

Plan a character’s entrance, a shift in setting, or a turning point. Bring references to show the look you want the scene to follow.

Develop a short teaser or the next episode of a series from one content idea. Try different opening actions and framing as you plan each post.
Testimonials
Different projects call for different shots. These perspectives cover product, campaign, and storytelling workflows with the Seedance AI Video Generator.
E-Commerce Creative Lead
"One product photo turns into half a dozen seasonal cuts with Seedance 2.0, synced sound included, without booking a single reshoot."
Brand Strategist
"Veo 3 gives us the cinematic camera work our campaigns need, and switching to Seedance 2.0 for dialogue-heavy spots takes one click, not a new vendor."
Content Creator
"My character looks the same in every clip now. Seedance 2.0 keeps her consistent across a whole week of posts, something I never got from other tools."
Art Director
"Setting the start and end frame on Veo 3 gives me the exact transition I storyboard, no more approximating it in editing afterward."
FAQ
A few things to check before turning your idea into its first shot.
Decide how the scene begins, choose your model, and put the moment into words. Check the credit quote when you are ready to generate.
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