Multi-Modal Reference
Supports image (style/character), video (motion/camera), and audio (rhythm/lip-sync) in any combination. The model extracts and fuses features from each input—e.g. one photo plus one audio track yields a lip-synced singing MV.
Seedance 2.0 is here
Seedance 2.0: Director-Level AI Video Generator
ByteDance's flagship AI video model. Multi-modal reference, director-level instruction following, long-shot consistency, and physics-accurate effects. Turn ideas into professional video.
Seedance 2.0 Core Features
ByteDance's flagship AI video model breaks the "luck-based" randomness of traditional AI video. With strong semantic understanding and physics simulation, you get director-level control: what you instruct is what you get.
Director-Level Instruction Following
Understands and executes complex compound instructions in one go, no more trial-and-error. Complex interactions and specific camera moves are rendered accurately, cutting wasted clips.
Long Shots & Narrative Consistency
When generating multi-shot or sequel clips, the model keeps characters and scenes highly consistent. With storyboard workflows, you can make short dramas with dialogue and plot without face or scene drift.
Physics & Effects Simulation
Tackles common "physics illusions" in AI video. In large-scale action, collisions, and fluid motion, Seedance 2.0 shows a solid grasp of real-world physics—smooth motion, no awkward clipping or warping.
Featured Cases
Cinematic quality, ready for commercial video production.
Character consistency
Keep motion and camera, swap the subject. Ideal for role replacement and IP adaptation.
Product consistency
Multi-image fusion; product structure and material controlled separately. Practical for e-commerce.
Dance motion clone
Motion + camera double clone. Clone both the look and the rhythm.
Martial arts motion clone
Use multiple reference videos; action and camera language controlled independently.
Commercial shot replication
Reference camera movement and cut rhythm; replicate with your product.
Video extension
Extend the clip with new shots; lighting and motion blend naturally.
Video edit (story twist)
Rewrite part of the story by time range; test editing and narrative control.
Subtitle VFX
Particle and text effect control. Suitable for openers and titles.
What You Can Create
From image-to-video and text-to-video to lip-sync and short dramas, Seedance 2.0 supports professional-grade AI video workflows.
Image to Video
Upload a single image, set style and motion with text prompts, and generate 4–15 second clips with consistent characters and scenes.
Text to Video
Describe your scene in text; the model generates video that follows your instructions, including camera moves and action.
Lip-Sync & MV
Combine a character image with audio to create talking or singing videos with accurate lip-sync and expression.
Multi-Shot Stories
Use storyboard workflows to chain shots into short dramas or ads with consistent characters and narrative flow.
Camera & Motion
Specify pans, zooms, and motion directions; the model follows your cinematography instructions.
Audio-Visual Sync
Optional audio-driven generation for rhythm and atmosphere, with multi-track support for music and SFX.
Seedance 2.0 at a Glance
4–15s
Video Length
9+3+3
Images + Videos + Audio inputs
SOTA
Instruction Following
Industrial
Production Ready
How to Use Seedance 2.0
Get from idea to video in three simple steps. Choose the model, describe or upload your references, then generate and download.
Choose Model
Open the image-to-video or text-to-video page and select Seedance 2.0 from the model list.
Set Inputs & Params
Enter your prompt or upload image/audio, set duration (4–15s), ratio, and audio-visual sync if needed.
Generate & Download
Click Generate, wait for rendering, then download or share your director-level video.
Three Steps to Create
Select Seedance 2.0 in the video generator, then either describe your scene in text or upload an image (and optionally audio/video). Set duration (up to 15s), aspect ratio, and whether to enable audio-visual sync. Hit Generate and download your clip when it's done.
Typical workflows
- Image + text prompt for style and motion
- Image + audio for lip-sync or MV
- Text-only for full scene generation
- Multi-shot storyboard for short dramas
Use Cases
Seedance 2.0 is built for film, ads, e-commerce, and short-form content where quality and control matter.
Short Films & Drama
Create dialogue and plot-driven shorts with consistent characters and scenes across shots.
Ads & Promos
Generate product or brand videos with precise style and motion from a single image or script.
E-Commerce
Turn product images into short, consistent video clips for listings and social.
MV & Music
Combine character art and music for lip-synced singing or performance videos.
Game & Social
Animate characters and scenes for trailers, UGC, and interactive content.
UGC & Tutorials
Create talking-head or how-to clips with one photo and one audio track.
FAQ
Seedance 2.0 is ByteDance's next-gen AI video model. It offers strong instruction following, multi-modal inputs (image, video, audio, text), and physics-aware generation, reducing the randomness of typical AI video.
Up to 12 reference files in one prompt: up to 9 images (character, style, scene), 3 videos (motion, camera), and 3 audio tracks (rhythm, lip-sync). Plus text to guide the narrative. This multi-modal mix is a key differentiator.
Single clips from 4 to 15 seconds. Resolution up to 2K for film-style output. Use a storyboard workflow to chain clips into longer shorts. 4s HD often renders in ~10–15s; 2K in ~45–60s.
Seedance 2.0 is production-oriented with strong multi-modal reference (image + audio + video) and native lip-sync (audio and picture generated together). It's well-suited for narrative shorts, MVs, and character-consistent content.
Try "image + audio" first: upload one character image and one voice or music track to generate a talking or singing video and experience the model's lip-sync and "revival" quality. Or start with text-to-video using a clear prompt: subject + action + scene + style + mood.
Use a five-element formula: [Subject] + [Action] + [Scene] + [Style] + [Mood]. Be specific—avoid vague phrases like "a cool video." For multi-shot stories, use shot markers (Shot 1: ... Shot 2: ...). One to two clear actions per clip work best.
Use image-to-video with a clear reference photo (front-facing, good light). Include concrete appearance details in the text prompt. Lock character with @ReferenceImage when your platform supports it.
Lower resolution or duration for faster results. Check for conflicting instructions in the prompt and simplify. Split complex ideas into shorter clips. Use negative prompts to say what to avoid (e.g. motion blur, cluttered background).