Seedance 2.0: Direct the Movement, Imagine the Sound
Think of the moment you want to capture: a glance, a camera move, a sound. With Seedance 2.0, build that short scene from a written brief, frame images or references that make your intention clear.
Features
Seedance 2.0 · Give your scene direction
Start with the scene in your head
Begin with a written scene or an existing frame, then explore it with Seedance 2.0. Mini, Fast and Standard give you a choice of tiers for your next take.
Give references a role
Use a reference to show the subject, framing or motion you want. Tell the model what each upload contributes to the scene.
Plan the sound with the scene
Write the sound into your brief as well as the action. Dialogue, ambience and music cues help describe the scene you want to see and hear.
Set the frame and output
Give the moment 4–15 seconds at 480p or 720p. Choose landscape, portrait or square framing to suit the action.
Watch the take, keep what works
Look closely at the gesture, the camera move and the sound. Save the take you want to keep, or reshape the brief and try another version.
Know the cost before you start
Your tier and settings determine the displayed credits. Review that quote before generating and check it again after any setup change.
Why Choose Us
Seedance 2.0 for the Scene You Have in Mind
Find your creative direction by trying out a scene’s appearance, action and sound with Seedance 2.0.
Give references a role
Sometimes an image explains a look better than words alone. Add instructions that identify the details you want to bring into your scene.
Plan the sound with the scene
Plan what the audience hears while you plan what they see. Giving action and sound together makes the creative brief more complete.
Set the frame and output
A quick reveal and a longer character action need different room on screen. Set the length and framing around the moment you want to show.
Watch the take, keep what works
Use the first take as your reference point. Revise one element of the brief, then compare the next version with the scene you imagined.
Give Seedance 2.0 your initial brief, watch the draft and use what you learn to direct the next take.
Seedance 2.0 · Plan, Generate, Refine
Write the shot you imagine
Identify the subject, the action and the camera movement in your shot. Include sound instructions wherever they help explain the scene.
Tip: Keep the first shot focused on a clear action. Several competing actions can be difficult to fit into a short clip.
Give references a role
Pick text, image or reference mode and add the media that clarifies your brief. Stay within the upload limits shown for that mode.
Tip: Tell the model what to take from each reference: subject, setting, motion or sound.
Set the frame and output
Set the tier, clip length, resolution and aspect ratio. Before submitting, review the credits quoted for that combination.
Tip: The output length and reference-video length can affect the cost. Let the displayed quote guide how you budget another take.
Watch the take, keep what works
Watch the whole clip and compare the details with your instructions. Download the version you want to keep, or revise the brief for a new take.
Tip: Before using the clip in a finished edit, check labels, faces and continuity.
Write the shot you imagine
Identify the subject, the action and the camera movement in your shot. Include sound instructions wherever they help explain the scene.
Tip: Keep the first shot focused on a clear action. Several competing actions can be difficult to fit into a short clip.
Give references a role
Pick text, image or reference mode and add the media that clarifies your brief. Stay within the upload limits shown for that mode.
Tip: Tell the model what to take from each reference: subject, setting, motion or sound.
Set the frame and output
Set the tier, clip length, resolution and aspect ratio. Before submitting, review the credits quoted for that combination.
Tip: The output length and reference-video length can affect the cost. Let the displayed quote guide how you budget another take.
Watch the take, keep what works
Watch the whole clip and compare the details with your instructions. Download the version you want to keep, or revise the brief for a new take.
Tip: Before using the clip in a finished edit, check labels, faces and continuity.
Use Seedance 2.0 to explore how a short scene can introduce a product or move a story forward.
Give an Idea Its First Scene
Marketing & Advertising
Explore the first beat of an ad: reveal the product, set it somewhere unexpected or use a gesture to introduce your message.
Social Media Content
Let a distinct visual moment lead your post. For the next episode of a series, test another opening or a new camera angle.
Film & TV Pre-Viz
Give your team a moving draft of the shot description. Compare framing and atmosphere before deciding how to approach production.
Product Visualization
Explore a reveal by placing your product in another setting. Check the new clip against the source image for shape, proportions and label details.
Creative Storytelling
Build a story around an entrance, a response or a change of direction. Check the individual clips before editing separate shots into a sequence.
Concept Art & Design
Put a design concept in motion and see how it feels. Keep the subject consistent in the brief as you vary lighting, surroundings or composition.
Views from creative work
Perspectives on Creating with Seedance 2.0
Explore different priorities and approaches in these perspectives on Seedance 2.0.
Michael Zhang
Creative Director
"The Seedance 2.0 multimodal reference system is game-changing. Being able to use 9 images plus audio references gives me precise control that no other AI video tool offers."
Sarah Kim
Social Media Strategist
"Seedance 2.0 native audio generation saves hours of post-production. The lip-sync accuracy and sound design are remarkably natural."
David Chen
Indie Filmmaker
"For pre-viz work, Seedance 2.0 director-level camera control is incredible. It understands cinematic movement patterns and shot composition."
Emma Williams
Content Creator
"Character consistency across multiple shots was my biggest challenge. Seedance 2.0 maintains visual continuity that actually works for series content."
James Liu
Ad Agency Producer
"We have cut concept-to-delivery time by 80% with Seedance 2.0 for social campaigns. The 15-second format is perfect for modern advertising needs."
Lisa Anderson
E-commerce Director
"Seedance 2.0 product videos that used to cost thousands and take weeks now take minutes. The photorealistic quality exceeds client expectations."
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