Seedance 2.0. Direct a scene with images, movement, and sound. Turn a text brief or reference set into a short video. This page includes the standard model and Mini, so you can choose a version before setting up your shot.
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Explore the Seedance 2.0 controls available in this workspace, from your first input to the finished video.
Seedance 2.0Seedance 2.0. Give the camera a simple path through a scene. The snowy cabin example pairs a gradual approach with environmental motion. Describe the pace of the shot and the weather separately, leaving room for the action to unfold.
Seedance 2.0Seedance 2.0. Describe both the subject movement and how the camera follows it. The meadow example places an active animal against a detailed environment. Keep the central action simple, especially when adding secondary motion such as insects or wind.
Seedance 2.0Seedance 2.0. Break a process into clear physical actions: reach, place, and finish. The sushi example focuses attention on the chef’s hands and ingredients. Choose a suitable duration and avoid asking a short clip to cover an entire recipe.
Give each input a clear purpose in your Seedance 2.0 brief. A reference can anchor what should stay recognizable; the prompt explains what should change. Use only the reference controls offered for the selected version.
Compare the output with the brief before changing several settings. Keep the successful composition, then adjust one detail in the next Seedance 2.0 attempt. Save a useful prompt so you can develop related variations.
Keep first-frame inputs separate from multimodal references. An ending frame needs a starting frame; sound references need a visual reference.
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Choose a focused brief for your next Seedance 2.0 project. These starting points help you plan what to generate.
Use a character reference to stage a small action in a new setting, with a clear camera direction. Use Seedance 2.0 to explore the scene, then adjust the framing, light, or action to suit your project.
Combine a slow camera move with snow and warm interior light. Use Seedance 2.0 to explore the scene, then adjust the framing, light, or action to suit your project.
Focus on one precise hand movement and the finished dish. Use Seedance 2.0 to explore the scene, then adjust the framing, light, or action to suit your project.
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MiniMax H3SeedanceFLUX 3SeedreamNano BananaCredits are shared across images, videos and voiceovers. Monthly credits don’t roll over.
Before you create
Seedance 2.0 creates video outputs from the supported inputs on this page. Turn a text brief or reference set into a short video. This page includes the standard model and Mini, so you can choose a version before setting up your shot.
Standard and Mini in one workspace. Keep first-frame inputs separate from multimodal references. An ending frame needs a starting frame; sound references need a visual reference. The model selector and form show the choices available for your Seedance 2.0 generation.
Write a brief, choose your output settings, and add optional inputs where needed. Review the displayed credit estimate, then submit your Seedance 2.0 request. Follow the account prompt if sign-in is required.
Choose an explicit duration from 4–15 seconds. Add image, video, or audio references with the matching controls, or begin with text alone. Available controls come from the selected Seedance 2.0 model, so changing a version can change its options.
Describe the subject and the intended result first. Use a character reference to stage a small action in a new setting, with a clear camera direction. Add useful lighting and composition details to your Seedance 2.0 prompt, and remove instructions that conflict with one another.
Yes. Use prompt replaces the current prompt with the selected example. Edit it before generating with Seedance 2.0; choosing a starter does not submit a request or spend credits.
The generator displays an estimate for the selected settings. Seedance 2.0 credit usage can vary with the version and output options. Review the estimate before generating and check your account for available credits.
No. The examples show model outputs for inspiration. Your Seedance 2.0 result depends on its inputs and settings, and separate generations can differ. Review each output before including it in your finished project.
Start with a clear Seedance 2.0 prompt, choose your settings, and make the result your own.
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