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Creating with Seedance 2.0

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Introduction

Seedance 2.0 generates cinematic HD video up to 15 seconds long with consistent characters, precise motion control, and multi-modal input.

How to get started

  1. From the homepage, click Generative models See all → select Seedance 2.0

  2. Upload a reference image, video, or audio, or start from a text prompt alone

  3. Enter a detailed description of your scene

  4. Select your resolution and duration, confirm the credit cost, and generate

  5. Download your video, watermark free on all paid plans

Spec information

Minimum duration

4 seconds

Maximum duration

15 seconds

Resolution

480p – 1080p

Aspect ratios

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

Input types

Text, image, video, audio

Prompt best practices

Seedance 2.0 responds well to structured, specific prompts. A strong prompt typically covers:

Shot type → Subject → Action → Environment → Lighting → Style

Example: Bright sunny afternoon on a tree-lined city sidewalk. Golden light filters through leaves, creating warm, dappled highlights. Soft bokeh of pedestrians and storefronts. Dry, warm tone.

💡 Tips for better results

Why it helps

Be explicit about camera movement - dolly in, tracking shot, wide pan, bird's eye

Seedance reads motion direction directly from the prompt

Describe lighting specifically - "golden hour backlight" or "soft studio rim light"

Gives the model a visual anchor to work from

Keep character descriptions in the first prompt

Seedance uses this as its consistency reference across the generation

For video references, prompt only for what changes

Describe the new subject and environment - not the motion itself

Content restrictions

Seedance 2.0 has restrictions on realistic human faces in input images and videos. If your reference contains a clearly visible face, the generation is likely to be blocked by the provider. To work around this, use obscured or blurred faces in reference inputs, or switch to an illustrated or 3D rendered style for character references.

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