Seedance 2.0: Give Your Next Scene Motion and Sound
A character turns, the camera moves, the scene comes to life. Shape your next short video with Seedance 2.0, starting from words, frame images, or references that show what you mean.
Features
Seedance 2.0 · Shape the shot
Describe your idea
Put a written scene into motion with Seedance 2.0, or begin with a frame you already have. Choose Mini, Fast, or Standard to explore your idea.
Guide with references
Image mode accepts up to two frame images. Reference mode allows up to nine images, three videos, and three audio files, subject to combined limits. Follow the uploader’s limits when mixing media types.
Guide the audio
A scene has more than a look. Describe dialogue, background sounds, or music alongside the action to guide the audio you want to hear.
Choose your settings
Choose 4–15 seconds at 480p or 720p, then frame the action for a landscape, portrait, or square composition.
Review and download
Watch for the small details: a gesture, a camera move, a change in sound. Download a take you like or adjust the brief for another attempt.
Check the credits
See the credits for your selected tier and settings before you commit to a generation. Recheck the quote whenever you change the setup.
Seedance 2.0
Build Your Scene with Seedance 2.0
Use Seedance 2.0 to explore how a scene could look, move, and sound before you settle on a direction.
Guide with references
A reference can express a look that takes a paragraph to explain. Pair it with instructions about what to carry into the new scene.
Guide the audio
Think about the soundtrack while you plan the shot. Describing the action and its sound together gives the model a fuller creative brief.
Choose your settings
Match the length and framing to the moment you want to show, whether it is a brief reveal or a longer character action.
Review and download
Keep the first take as a point of comparison. Change one part of the brief and judge whether the next version gets closer to your idea.
Take one scene from a rough brief to a playable draft with Seedance 2.0, then use what you see to shape the next version.
Seedance 2.0 · From Brief to First Take
Describe your idea
Write who or what is in the shot, what happens, and how the camera moves. Add any sound direction that matters to the scene.
Tip: Start with one clear action; competing actions can make a short shot harder to direct.
Guide with references
Choose text, image, or reference mode. Upload only the media that helps explain your intention, within the limits shown for that mode.
Tip: Explain whether a reference should guide the subject, setting, movement, or sound.
Choose your settings
Select the tier, duration, resolution, and framing. Check the credit quote for the combination before submitting.
Tip: Longer output or reference videos can change the credit cost; use the displayed quote to plan your next attempt.
Review and download
Play the completed clip all the way through. Check the details against your brief, then download it or revise your instructions for another take.
Tip: Check product labels, facial details, and continuity before including a clip in a finished project.
Describe your idea
Write who or what is in the shot, what happens, and how the camera moves. Add any sound direction that matters to the scene.
Tip: Start with one clear action; competing actions can make a short shot harder to direct.
Guide with references
Choose text, image, or reference mode. Upload only the media that helps explain your intention, within the limits shown for that mode.
Tip: Explain whether a reference should guide the subject, setting, movement, or sound.
Choose your settings
Select the tier, duration, resolution, and framing. Check the credit quote for the combination before submitting.
Tip: Longer output or reference videos can change the credit cost; use the displayed quote to plan your next attempt.
Review and download
Play the completed clip all the way through. Check the details against your brief, then download it or revise your instructions for another take.
Tip: Check product labels, facial details, and continuity before including a clip in a finished project.
From a product reveal to a story beat, explore what a short scene can say with Seedance 2.0.
Ideas Worth Putting in Motion
Marketing & Advertising
Test the opening moment of an ad: a product appearing, an unexpected setting, or a gesture that introduces the message.
Social Media Content
Build a post around a single visual moment. Try a different opening or camera angle for the next installment of your series.
Film & TV Pre-Viz
Turn a shot description into something your team can watch. Explore framing and atmosphere before committing to a production approach.
Product Visualization
Place a product in a new scene and explore how to reveal it. Compare the output with the source image for shape, proportions, and label details.
Creative Storytelling
Stage a character’s entrance, a reaction, or a turning point. Review each clip before combining separate shots into a sequence.
Concept Art & Design
See how a design idea feels in motion. Hold the subject steady in your brief while trying different lighting, settings, or compositions.
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Disclaimer
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