Create engaging videos with AI
Experience the pinnacle of generative AI — Seedance 2.0, transforming your stories into exquisite cinematic masterpieces with unprecedented detail and coherence.
ByteDance's next-generation AI video model — built for creators who need more than a pretty clip.
Generate a complete story arc — hook, action, payoff — in one go. Seedance 2.0 keeps your characters, props, and visual logic consistent across every shot, so your audience stays immersed.
Every video comes with synced dialogue and ambient sound effects baked in. No silent drafts, no extra sound design workflow — just a complete, publish-ready clip.
Output up to 1080p quality in the aspect ratio you need — feed, story, or landing page — without any re-editing. Short 5–12 second clips fit real ad and social placements out of the box.
Direct scene flow, multi-subject interactions, and dynamic camera movements with plain language. Fewer retries, cleaner results — your creative brief lands the first time.
Bring your static images to life with dynamic motion generation.
Generate videos directly from text prompts with scene understanding.
Direct camera movements like Pan, Zoom, and Tilt for cinematic shots.
Upload a reference image or type a text prompt.
Set duration, motion intensity, and camera movement.
Create your video and download the result.
Seedance 2 is ByteDance's next-generation AI video model built around strong prompt following, native multi-shot narrative coherence, and fast video generation up to 1080p — all in a creator-first text-to-video and image-to-video workflow.
Seedance 2 adds native audio generation, stronger multi-shot character consistency, and higher-quality 1080p output. Seedance 1.5 Pro is still a solid choice for faster, lower-cost generations when audio and complex narratives are not required.
Use Text-to-Video when you want to build a scene from scratch with full creative control. Use Image-to-Video when you already have a reference frame or character sheet and want the motion to stay anchored to that visual.
Yes. Its 5–12 second output range matches the most common ad and social placements, and native audio means the clip is ready to test immediately without extra sound design.
Lead with the subject and action, then add environment and mood. For example: 'A young woman runs through a neon-lit Tokyo alley at night, rain-soaked, cinematic slow motion.' Keep it specific but leave room for the model to interpret atmosphere.
For social and ad content, 5–8 seconds is the sweet spot — long enough for a clear beat, short enough to hold attention. Use 10–12 seconds when you need a complete three-act micro-story.
Reuse the same core prompt structure and anchor phrases for each character or location, and keep the aspect ratio and resolution fixed. Slight variations in action or camera direction will feel cohesive as long as the subject description stays identical.
Avoid stacking too many unrelated subjects or conflicting styles in one prompt. Vague mood words alone — like 'epic' or 'beautiful' — add little; replace them with specific visual cues such as lighting, camera angle, or motion style.
It reduces the editing workload significantly, especially for short clips. However, assembling multiple clips into a longer cut, adding titles, or syncing custom audio still benefits from a dedicated editing step after generation.
Treat the first generation as a draft. Aim for a clear story beat and clean motion, then refine one detail at a time until the clip is ready to post. It improves fastest when you give focused edits rather than rewriting the entire prompt each time.
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