Seedance AI Video Generator

Create with Seedance 2.5, then compare available Seedance AI models for text, image, video, and audio workflows.

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**0.0–1.8s** **Visual:** Live-action texture with raw, detailed facial skin parameters. A young European male wearing silver over-ear headphones, a wine-red jacket, a black t-shirt, dark trousers, and brown boots. Front view, sitting on an open windowsill with the streets of New York City visible behind him. He suddenly leans backward, head and shoulders dipping first, legs vaulting over the window frame as he falls straight out the window without performing a full backflip. **Camera:** Stable, symmetrical medium-wide shot. As he falls backward, the camera rapidly pushes forward and dives downward, tracking him straight through the window frame. --- **1.8–3.2s** **Visual:** The windowsill is at a moderate height above the street. As he momentarily freefalls, the wet pavement and passing vehicles scale up rapidly. He shifts his body forward diagonally and fires a web-shooter upward toward the upper facade of a building. The web snaps taut instantly, converting his downward momentum into a forward swing. The web has no connection to his headphones. **Camera:** Close-up dive tracking the subject, executing a sharp, short whip-pan to a close-up of his wrist. Once the web snaps taut, the camera accelerates along the direction of tension, transitioning into a low-angle pursuit shot tracking close to the street level. --- **3.2–5.7s** **Visual:** The protagonist executes a smooth, pendulum-style swing along the NYC street, skimming low directly over the tops of cars. His body extends naturally with inertia; his jacket flaps violently in the airflow. He accelerates as he reaches the lowest point of the arc, then releases the web to glide forward linearly with zero flips or rotations. **Camera:** Low-angle pursuit camera positioned behind and to the side, following the arc of the swing downward and then tilting upward. Streetlights and traffic blur past in the foreground. --- **5.7–8.0s** **Visual:** He glides close to a building's exterior wall, planting his feet in quick succession against the brickwork and a metal fire escape for two rapid wall-kicks, leaping back out toward the street. The movement emphasizes clear physical impact and rebound force—no acrobatics or flips. **Camera:** Lateral pursuit shot tight along the building facade, momentarily tracking close to his boot soles upon impact before following his trajectory back downward. --- **8.0–10.5s** **Visual:** Low-angle empty shot of the wet pavement; his shadow sweeps into the frame before his feet drop in from above. Brown boots land, splashing a small amount of water. His knees bend naturally to absorb the impact, and he immediately bounds forward into a full sprint. **Camera:** Fixed ground-level shot prior to landing. Upon contact, the camera experiences a subtle micro-shake, quickly tilts up, and transitions into a low-angle tracking shot from behind his rear-flank. --- **10.5–12.2s** **Visual:** He continues sprinting forward. A yellow taxi passes across the foreground, briefly obscuring him. As the taxi clears, he emerges on the far side of the street, steps onto a low guardrail to launch upward, and fires a second web, getting pulled rapidly toward a rooftop. **Camera:** Low-angle tracking shot, using the passing taxi for a wipe-transition. The camera pans horizontally to match his leap, tilting up high as the building facade glides past to bridge the motion to the roof. --- **12.2–14.4s** **Visual:** He lands beside a rooftop puddle in a low crouch to absorb the shock, touching the water with one hand, creating a subtle splash and ripples. He slowly stands up, turns his head to look directly into the camera, then turns his gaze calmly toward the distant city. **Camera:** Low-angle medium shot smoothly rising and pushing in slightly into a medium close-up. The camera halts as the protagonist turns his head. --- **14.4–16.0s** **Visual:** He turns to face the New York skyline. The camera pulls back to a side-rear view, widening from a medium close-up into an extreme wide shot of the rooftop. Distant skyscrapers and spires fill the frame, holding for half a second before a clean fade to black. **Camera:** Stable tracking pull-back with a subtle horizontal drift, freezing into a static wide shot before fading out.

What Is Seedance AI?

Seedance AI is a family of video generation models for turning written prompts, still images, and supported reference media into finished clips. The same workspace lets you move from a simple text-to-video idea to a more directed production with visual, motion, and audio references.

Seedance is not a single fixed model. Each version has a distinct creation setup, from focused prompt and frame controls to larger multimodal reference collections. That makes the version choice part of the creative brief: consider how much source material you have, whether audio is a reference or a generated output, how long the clip should be, and which resolution options your delivery needs.

For a quick decision, start with 2.5 for the newest, longer, and reference-rich workflow. Use 2.0 for complete multimodal production, Mini for rapid short-form iteration, 1.5 Pro for generated audio with text or frame guidance, and 1.0 Pro for basic silent text-to-video or image-to-video creation. The controls shown below reflect the current generators.

Compare Seedance AI Models

Start with the workflow you need, then compare inputs, reference support, audio behavior, and output options. The table reflects the controls currently available in each generator.

Seedance AI model comparison
Compare bySeedance 2.5Latest modelSeedance 2.0Seedance 2.0 MiniSeedance 1.5 ProSeedance 1.0 Pro
Best fitLonger, reference-heavy productionsCinematic multimodal productionFast short-form draftsAudio-ready text and image workflowsStraightforward silent clips
Input methodsText, images, video, and audioText, images, video, and audioText, images, video, and audioText, start frame, and optional end frameText, start frame, and optional end frame
Reference mediaUp to 50 files: 30 images, 10 videos, and 10 audio filesUp to 12 files: 9 images, 3 videos, and 3 audio filesUp to 12 files: 9 images, 3 videos, and 3 audio filesUp to two guiding imagesUp to two guiding images
AudioAudio references supportedAudio references supportedAudio references supportedGenerated audio can be enabledVideo output without generated audio
Output range4 to 30 seconds; 480p, 720p, or 1080p4 to 15 seconds; 480p to 4K depending on mode4 to 15 seconds; 480p or 720p5 or 10 seconds; 480p, 720p, or 1080p5 or 10 seconds; 480p, 720p, or 1080p
Key advantageLargest reference set and longest current workflowFull workflow with broader resolution optionsSimpler output range for quick iterationNative audio option with frame guidanceSimple prompt or image-led generation

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Explore Seedance AI Video Models

Each model has its own dedicated creation page, so you can open the right generator without losing the family-level comparison.

Seedance 2.5

Best for: longer, reference-rich productions

Create with Seedance 2.5

Seedance 2.5 is the latest model available here. It combines prompt-led creation with a larger pool of image, video, and audio references for directed visual stories.

Choose it when a project needs more source material, a longer continuous clip, or tighter control over characters, products, motion, and sound cues.

  • Use text-only creation or build with multimodal references
  • Direct longer story beats without stitching separate generations

Seedance 2.0

Best for: complete multimodal video production

Create with Seedance 2.0

Seedance 2.0 guides a clip with text plus image, video, or audio material. It offers more resolution choices than the Mini edition.

Choose it for multimodal work within a 15-second window, especially when resolution flexibility matters. Standard and fast modes offer different output ranges.

  • Combine several reference types in one generation
  • Select fast or standard output based on the current project

Seedance 2.0 Mini

Best for: quick short-form drafts

Create with Seedance 2.0 Mini

Seedance 2.0 Mini keeps multimodal references in a focused generator for rapid concept passes, social drafts, and motion tests at 480p or 720p.

Choose Mini to test framing, pacing, or reference combinations before committing to a larger workflow. Its compact output range keeps early decisions simple.

  • Draft from a prompt or supported reference media
  • Keep short-form output choices focused on 480p and 720p

Seedance 1.5 Pro

Best for: text or image workflows with generated audio

Create with Seedance 1.5 Pro

Seedance 1.5 Pro uses a focused text or image workflow. Guide motion with a start and optional end frame, then choose whether to generate audio.

Choose it when generated sound is central to a short clip and you do not need the larger reference library of the 2.x models.

  • Turn generated audio on or off before creation
  • Guide an image-led clip with start and optional end frames

Seedance 1.0 Pro

Best for: straightforward silent video creation

Create with Seedance 1.0 Pro

Seedance 1.0 Pro turns a written prompt or still image into a silent clip, with compact controls for motion studies, simple concepts, and image animation.

Choose it for a direct text or image workflow when sound will be handled separately. Start and optional end frames provide basic visual guidance.

  • Create from text or animate a supplied start frame
  • Use a compact workflow when sound will be added elsewhere

Seedance AI FAQ

Practical answers based on the model controls currently available here.

What is Seedance AI?

It is a family of video generation models with different combinations of prompts, images, video references, audio, duration, and resolution. Compare those workflows here before opening a dedicated model generator.

Which Seedance model is the latest?

Seedance 2.5 is the latest option shown here. Its generator supports text-only and reference-based creation, clips from 4 to 30 seconds, 480p to 1080p output, and the largest reference pool among the listed versions.

Which Seedance model should I use?

Use 2.5 for longer or reference-heavy work, 2.0 for a complete multimodal workflow with broader resolution choices, and 2.0 Mini for quick short-form drafts. Choose 1.5 Pro when generated audio and frame guidance matter. Choose 1.0 Pro for a simpler silent text-to-video or image-to-video workflow.

Can Seedance AI create videos from text and images?

Yes. Every listed model supports a prompt-led workflow and an image-based option. The 2.5, 2.0, and 2.0 Mini generators also accept supported video and audio references. File counts, duration choices, and output settings vary by model.

What is the difference between Seedance 2.5 and Seedance 2.0?

Seedance 2.5 supports clips up to 30 seconds and a reference pool of up to 50 files, with 480p, 720p, and 1080p output. Seedance 2.0 supports clips up to 15 seconds and up to 12 reference files, while standard mode offers resolution choices through 4K. The better option depends on whether duration, reference capacity, or resolution flexibility matters most.

Can I still use older Seedance models?

Yes. Each model in this comparison links to a dedicated generator. Older versions remain useful when their controls fit the job, such as Mini for compact drafts, 1.5 Pro for generated audio, or 1.0 Pro for silent text and image workflows.