Seedance 2.0 AI Video Generator
Seedance 2.0 is ByteDance's multimodal video model: 4-15 second clips with stable motion and synchronized audio, from 480p up to 720p.
Your generated video will appear here
Enter a prompt and click Generate
Key Features of Seedance 2.0
A unified multimodal video model — steady motion, synchronized audio and first-frame control, at the draft end of the Seedance lineup.
Multimodal by Architecture
Built on ByteDance's unified audio-video joint generation model, so picture and sound are produced together rather than stitched together afterwards.
Motion That Holds Together
Bodies, faces and props keep their proportions through complex action and multi-subject interaction — no melting limbs, no face drift.
Synchronized Stereo Audio
Dual-channel audio is generated with the picture, so ambience, effects and music land on the beat instead of being dubbed on top.
Clips Up to 15 Seconds
Multi-shot structure holds across the full 4-15 second range, so a short clip can carry more than a single beat.
First-Frame Control
Upload a still as the opening frame and describe where the subject and camera go next — the clip grows out of your image.
Draft First, Decide Later
A 5-second 480p draft costs 59 credits, so you can test several directions before committing budget to a final render.
What Seedance 2.0 is good at
Where Seedance 2.0 earns its place — and when to move up to a bigger model.
Human motion
Dance, sport and performance shots where bodies, faces and rhythm have to stay intact.
Low-cost drafts
Explore several directions at 480p for the price of one higher-tier render.
Synchronized audio
Dual-channel sound generated with the picture — ambience, effects and music that land on the beat.
First-frame control
Start from a still you already like and let the model carry the motion forward.
Fast turnaround
Short clips come back quickly, which keeps a storyboard session moving.
Multi-shot sequences
Up to 15 seconds with more than one beat, so a clip can tell a small story.
How to prompt Seedance 2.0
Treat the prompt like a shot list: subject and action, then the camera move, then the sound. The model fills in the frames between.
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Write motion, not scenery
Lead with what moves — "she turns and walks into the light" — then set the scene around it. Motion words steer the model hardest.
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Say what the camera does
Name the move: slow push in, low tracking shot, whip pan. Camera language is a first-class part of the prompt, not decoration.
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Write the sound in
Mention ambience, effects or music in the same prompt — audio is generated alongside the picture, not added afterwards.
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Draft at 480p, decide fast
Lock the storyboard with cheap low-resolution takes, then re-render only the keepers at 720p.
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Grow from a first frame
Upload a still as the opening frame and describe where the subject and camera go next.
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Seedance 2.0 FAQ
What people ask before their first video on Seedance 2.0.
Draft your next video on Seedance 2.0
Describe the shot or drop in a first frame, and get a watchable draft in minutes — storyboard on 2.0, finish on 2.5.