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Available nowIntegration verified 2026-08-02

Four ways to create motion

Seedance 2.0 AI Video Generator

Create short videos from text, an image, a video, or multiple visual references with optional synchronized audio.

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DreamMotion AI provides an independent workspace for this model. Current controls and credits reflect the verified integration.

4 workflows6 ratios15s max17–542 credits

Current integration

Seedance 2.0 at a glance

The Seedance 2.0 AI Video Generator supports text-to-video, image-to-video, video-to-video, and multi-reference workflows. Choose a supported duration, aspect ratio, resolution, and optional audio, then review the exact credit total before submitting the task.

Inputs

Ready

Text, 1–9 images, Video, 2–9 references

Resolution

Ready

480p, 720p, 1080p, 4K

Aspect ratios

Ready

21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, 9:16

Duration

Ready

5s, 6s, 7s, 8s, 9s, 10s, 11s, 12s, 13s, 14s, 15s

Current cost: 17–542 creditsProvider: APIMartView official model announcement

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The workspace is preselected for this model. Add a prompt or references, choose supported settings, and review the exact credit total before generating.

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Prompt framework

Build a controllable Seedance 2.0 request

Build stronger Seedance 2.0 prompts by defining the subject, ordered action, environment, camera movement, shot sequence, continuity, lighting, audio, and final output constraints.

Subject → Action → Environment → Camera movement → Shot sequence → Lighting → Audio → Output constraints
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Describe motion first

Explain what changes during the shot, how the subject moves, and how the camera responds.

2

Use a shot structure

Write subject, action, camera, environment, lighting, pacing, and audio as one coherent direction.

3

Keep references consistent

For multi-reference work, select clear assets that support the same subject, style, and intended composition.

Reusable example

Replace the bracketed details with your brief

Create a [duration] [aspect ratio] video featuring [subject] performing [ordered action] in [environment]. Begin with [opening shot], move the camera using [camera movement], transition through [shot sequence], and end on [final frame]. Preserve [identity, wardrobe, product, or reference details], use [lighting and color direction], include [dialogue, ambience, music, or sound effects], avoid [unwanted motion or artifacts], and deliver at [resolution] with coherent motion and synchronized audio.

Model overview

What is the Seedance 2.0 AI Video Generator?

Seedance 2.0 is a multimodal video creation model for generating a new shot from text, animating a still image, transforming existing footage, or combining several visual references. These four starting points let you choose between open-ended creation and tighter control over identity, composition, movement, environment, and style.

Seedance 2.0 powers the current DreamMotion AI video workspace. It keeps text-to-video, image-to-video, video-to-video, and references-to-video in one interface with a clear credit preview before generation. The same workspace keeps references, prompts, generation status, recent results, and failed-task refunds together, so the creative direction and production settings remain visible throughout the task.

How to use

How to create with Seedance 2.0

Follow the same four-step path from the first input to the final credit review, using only controls available in the current DreamMotion workspace.

  1. 1

    Choose a video workflow

    Select Text to Video for a new scene, Image to Video for controlled animation, Video to Video for transformation, or References to Video for broader visual direction.

  2. 2

    Add the prompt and references

    Describe the subject, ordered action, environment, camera movement, lighting, pacing, and audio. Assign every reference a specific role.

  3. 3

    Set the video output

    Choose a supported duration, aspect ratio, resolution, and optional audio according to the final channel and production goal.

  4. 4

    Review credits and generate

    Check the exact credit total shown for the selected duration and resolution before submission. Confirmed failed tasks are refunded automatically.

Workflow guide

Choose the right Seedance 2.0 workflow

Start from the asset that already contains the most important creative decisions. The right input mode reduces unnecessary prompt instructions and gives the model a clearer definition of what may change and what must stay consistent.

01Prompt-to-video creation

Text to Video

Start with a written brief when the scene does not depend on an existing asset. Describe the subject, ordered action, environment, camera path, lighting, pacing, and sound so the model can build the complete shot from one direction.

Best for: Original concepts, cinematic scenes, social clips, and early story development.

02Controlled still-image animation

Image to Video

Use one source image when composition, identity, product design, or art direction is already established. Prompt the motion that should change while identifying the facial features, objects, framing, and background details that need to remain stable.

Best for: Portrait animation, product reveals, campaign assets, and illustrated scenes.

03Existing-video transformation

Video to Video

Begin with a clip when timing and physical movement already exist. Direct the new visual treatment, materials, atmosphere, or camera character while protecting the original action arc and the moments that make the source footage readable.

Best for: Style transformation, shot refinement, visual experiments, and alternate treatments.

04Multi-reference video direction

References to Video

Combine several compatible references when different assets need to control character identity, wardrobe, environment, props, composition, or style. Give every reference a clear role and state which details must remain consistent throughout the sequence.

Best for: Character continuity, branded stories, product direction, and reference-led production.

Capabilities and best use cases

What Seedance 2.0 handles well

Explore Seedance 2.0 examples for complex motion, longer continuity, reference-led direction, and audio-aware storytelling, illustrated with official product media.

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Dynamic subject movement

Keep fast action readable inside the frame

Direct interacting subjects, ordered movement, timing, and camera response together so fast choreography remains fluid, readable, and visually focused.

Best for

Sports actionChoreographyPerformance video
Recommended input
Text, image, or motion references
Prompt focus
Pacing, action order, framing, transitions, and sound cues

Capability examples use official bytedance seedance 2.0 product media from the cited official source.

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Model comparison

Compare video generation models

Choose by generation workflow, duration, creative control, output quality, and current credit range.

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Seedance 2.0Available

Cinematic prompt-to-video shots

17–542 credits
Seedance 2.5Available

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20–324 credits
MiniMax H3Available

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Veo 3.1Available

Cinematic text-to-video scenes

5–5 credits
LTX-2.5Integration pending

Connected multishot story planning

Pricing pending

Choose Seedance 2.0 when you need text, image, existing-video, and multi-reference starting points with output up to 4K and a shorter 5–15 second production window. Choose Seedance 2.5 when a brief benefits from a longer sequence up to 30 seconds, more image references, MP4 or MOV source footage, and stronger continuity planning at 480p or 720p. Compare video models by the inputs they accept, maximum duration, output resolution, reference limits, audio behavior, and current credit range.

Good to know

FAQ About Seedance 2.0

Clear answers about the current integration, credits, references, and generation behavior.

What can I create with the Seedance 2.0 AI Video Generator?+

DreamMotion AI supports Text to Video for new scenes, Image to Video for animating a still, Video to Video for transforming existing footage, and References to Video for directing a sequence with several visual sources. Choose the mode that already contains the most important creative decisions for the shot.

Does Seedance 2.0 support synchronized audio?+

Yes. Generate audio can be enabled when the brief benefits from dialogue, ambience, music, or sound effects. Describe important sounds and their timing in the prompt so they support the visible action and camera rhythm instead of behaving like a separate layer.

How should I use references with Seedance 2.0?+

Image to Video uses one source image, while References to Video accepts two to nine images. Use clear, compatible assets and assign each one a specific role such as character identity, wardrobe, product detail, environment, composition, movement, or visual style.

Which video settings can I choose?+

The current workspace offers continuous 5–15 second durations; 480p, 720p, 1080p, or 4K resolution; and seven aspect-ratio options including landscape, portrait, square, ultrawide, and adaptive output. Available controls come from the same verified configuration used for submission.

How are Seedance 2.0 credits calculated?+

The cost changes with resolution and duration. The generator calculates the exact requirement from the selected settings and shows it before submission. If the account balance is below that amount, the generation button remains unavailable until enough credits are added.

What happens if video generation fails?+

DreamMotion AI returns the reserved credits after the task reaches a confirmed failed state.

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