Pro функцияSeedance is ByteDance Seed’s video model family for turning text prompts and still images into short cinematic clips. The line supports text-to-video, image-to-video, native multi-shot storytelling, stable motion across action beats, diverse stylistic prompts, and audio direction on newer tiers when the tool you use supports them.
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3BytePlus’s official Seedance walkthrough shows text and image input, multi-shot structure, and cinematic motion in real clips—use it to see what the model family targets, then draft your own brief in the hero tool above.
Starter prompts for product macros, portrait animation, street scenes, illustrated moods, multi-shot beats, and neon alleys—copy the structure, not every word.
A product macro prompt with brushed-metal highlights, shallow depth of field, and a slow orbital reveal.
A luxury watch on brushed metal, shallow depth of field, slow orbital camera, amber rim light, keep dial details and case shape stable.
A documentary food prompt with rising steam, warm stall light, and gentle handheld energy.
A street food vendor tosses noodles in a wok, steam rises into amber stall light, gentle handheld camera, keep wok shape and steam density readable.
An image-to-video beat where she accelerates into a full rooftop spin—fabric, petals, and camera all in motion, not a balcony still.
She accelerates into a full rooftop spin, coral silk whipping outward, cherry petals streak past lens, wind snapping hair sideways, slow-orbit push-in chasing the rotation, Tokyo neon flickers behind, keep face and dress silhouette stable across the clip.
A chase-cam delivery beat through a packed neon market—steam, crowd blur, and tire spray, not a static storyboard strip.
Courier weaves an e-bike through a packed neon night market, shoulder-checking past steam clouds, LED signs strobing overhead, handheld chase cam surging alongside the wheels, puddle spray kicking off tires, keep rider jacket and bike frame stable across the clip.
A product hero where the bottle hits water and the splash peaks—whip-pan and rising bubbles, not a slow dolly on a static watch.
Serum bottle plunges into a clear water tank, explosive crown splash erupts upward, droplets hang catching rim light, camera whip-pans from splash peak to floating bottle hero, bubbles rising, keep bottle label shape stable across the clip.
A low chase-cam beat down a rain-soaked Tokyo alley—coat flying, neon bokeh ahead, not a centered side-profile still.
Woman in a flowing cream coat sprints into a rain-soaked Tokyo neon alley, coat tail whipping behind her, boots splashing mirror puddles, magenta and coral signs pulsing in bokeh, low handheld chase cam surging from behind with lead room ahead, rain streaks cross the lens, keep coat silhouette and alley depth stable across the clip.
Seedance works best when the input describes the whole shot, not just the subject. These features turn a loose idea into clearer video instructions: input type, motion stability, multi-shot structure, style range, camera language, and audio intent on newer tiers.
Describe the subject, action, setting, mood, camera movement, and style. Seedance can turn that written idea into a short video scene with visible motion.
Start with a product photo, character image, first frame, or visual reference. Seedance can add motion while keeping the original subject and style recognizable.
Official Seedance materials emphasize a wide dynamic range—from subtle expressions to active scenes—with stability and physical realism. Name one clear camera path plus physical action so large movements stay readable.
Seedance natively supports narrative videos with multiple cohesive shots—keeping the main subject, visual style, and atmosphere across transitions. Write opening, action, and payoff beats before you generate.
Official Seedance copy spans photorealism, cyberpunk, illustration, and felt-texture aesthetics. Put style words early in the prompt—then review whether the output matches your brand palette.
Seedance 1.0 pages lead with motion and multi-shot storytelling—not guaranteed sound export. Newer tiers such as Seedance 2.0 may co-generate ambience, footsteps, or dialogue in some apps. Write those cues early, then check whether your app exports audio or expects a mute-first edit.
Choose Seedance when a short generated video needs text or image input, multi-shot structure, stable motion, and stylistic range across social clips, ads, and product scenes.
Start from a written scene or animate a still frame when the subject, pose, product, or first-frame composition should guide the clip.
Seedance fits briefs where a concept spans multiple beats—map opening, action, and payoff before generation so transitions feel deliberate.
Use character or reference inputs when identity, outfit, product shape, or brand styling must stay readable while the scene moves.
Name photoreal, illustrated, or genre cues up front—Seedance marketing spans diverse aesthetics, but prompts must be explicit to reduce drift.
Pick vertical, square, or wide ratios before generating so Seedance composes for Reels, Shorts, feeds, or cinematic previews.
When you need reference uploads or native audio, pick Seedance 2.0 in the model list—the family page covers shared basics; the 2.0 page goes deeper.
Compare Seedance 1.0, 1.5 Pro, and 2.0 on reference inputs, clip length, resolution, audio, multi-shot editing, and motion—so you can pick the right version for your brief.
| Features | Seedance 1.0 | Seedance 1.5 Pro | Seedance 2.0 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reference inputs | Text and still images | Text and still images; sharper motion from uploads | Text, image, video, and audio references |
| Max clip length | ~5 s | Up to 10 s | Up to 15 s |
| Max resolution | Up to 720p | Up to 1080p | Up to 2K |
| Native audio | — | Optional | Yes |
| Multi-shot clips | Single-clip prompts | Single clip, longer runs | Multi-scene shot lists |
| Motion & camera | Prompt-led action and camera notes | Smoother portrait and product motion from a still | Reference video for choreography and camera paths |
| Edit & extend | Regenerate when a segment fails | Clip extension | Extend, merge, or swap a character in a section |
| Best for | Quick social drafts | Portrait and product image-to-video | Reference-led ads with synced sound |
| When to pick | You need a fast one-shot clip | Uploaded stills must stay sharp in motion | You need video references, built-in audio, or multi-scene continuity |
Use VidMage to turn a Seedance video idea into a clear brief: choose the input, describe the shot, add camera or audio notes when needed, generate the video, then refine the parts that drift.
Use text when you want a new scene. Use an image or character reference when the subject, pose, style, or first frame matters.
Add the action, camera movement, mood, lighting, style, aspect ratio, and any details that should stay consistent.
Generate the first clip, review what changed, then adjust the prompt, reference, motion, or style until the result matches the scene.
Seedance fits creators and teams that need cinematic short videos with text or image input, multi-shot structure, stable motion, and reusable visual direction across social clips, ads, and product scenes.
Turn quick ideas into vertical video concepts for TikTok, Reels, Shorts, effect trends, and mute-first caption edits.
Create product clips, launch visuals, ad concepts, and seasonal scenes with clear framing for 9:16, 1:1, or 16:9 campaign edits.
Explore alternate hero shots, campaign beats, product moments, social cuts, and reference-led variants before production starts.
Prototype action beats, camera movement, lighting ideas, transitions, and stylized shots before committing to a larger edit.
Test visual systems, mood, product styling, reference frames, camera language, and subject consistency before choosing the final direction.
Prepare explainers, demonstrations, scenario clips, and visual examples where the viewer needs to understand motion or cause and effect.
Describe the shot or upload a starting frame. Note how it should move, then hit Generate when you're ready.
