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Stop Booking Photographers. Start Generating Video with Seedance 2.0

Ten ad variants by lunch. A multi-shot short film by Friday. A viral-template remake before bed. Seedance 2.0 turns prompts, photos, and reference clips into cinematic 1080p video — with audio, characters, and camera work that hold up.

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What Makes Seedance 2.0 Different

Six capabilities that set Seedance 2.0 apart from every other mainstream AI video model — and why one prompt actually delivers a finished shot, not raw material you still have to fix.

True Multi-Reference Input

Feed it text, images, video clips, and audio clips in a single generation. No other mainstream model lets you combine all four reference types at once — which is why camera moves, subject identity, and soundtrack all land in one pass instead of four.

Native Multi-Shot Output

One request, multiple continuous shots. Characters, wardrobe, and lighting stay locked across cuts — so a three-shot sequence actually looks like one sequence, not three separate generations stitched together.

Synchronized Audio Generation

Video and audio are generated jointly, not bolted on after. Lip-sync dialogue, ambient sound, and music come out already aligned — across multiple languages — with no separate audio pass needed.

Character & Style Consistency

Faces, outfits, products, even on-screen text stay stable across frames and across shots. The drift, flicker, and identity collapse that plagued earlier AI video is largely solved here.

Motion & Camera Replication

Upload a reference clip and Seedance 2.0 reproduces its camera move, pacing, and choreography with your own subject in it. No need to describe it in words — show, don't tell.

Edit and Extend Without Restarting

Swap a shot, replace a subject mid-video, or extend a clip further — all without regenerating the full sequence. The model treats your existing video as a reference, not as something to throw away.

See Seedance 2.0 in Action

Real prompts. Real outputs. Hover any clip to preview, click to watch the full video and copy the prompt that made it.

Who Seedance 2.0 Is For

Five teams already shipping faster with Seedance 2.0. If your work touches video — ads, content, narrative, or education — you're on this list.

E-commerce Sellers & Brand Owners

Shopify, Amazon, and TikTok Shop sellers; DTC founders. Turn product photos into ad creative without a shoot — ten variants by end of day instead of a two-week photographer booking.

Short-Form Creators

TikTok, Reels, and YouTube Shorts creators. Replicate trending video templates with your own face, product, or character — and keep the camera work, pacing, and beat sync of the original.

Indie Filmmakers & AI Directors

Short-film directors, trailer designers, AI film experimenters. Multi-shot sequences with locked characters — finally usable for actual narrative work instead of one-off beauty shots.

Marketers & Content Teams

Performance marketers, growth teams, in-house creatives, and agencies. Generate cross-ratio, cross-length, cross-mood campaign variants from a single brand asset pack.

Knowledge Creators & Educators

Course instructors, explainer channels, recipe and lifestyle hosts. Turn talking-head scripts into B-roll-rich videos without stock footage or motion graphics work.

Seedance 2.0 Real Workflows

Five concrete workflows people are already shipping with Seedance 2.0. Each one comes with the prompt that produced it and the recommended setup to reproduce — and remix — the result.

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E-commerce Product Ads & UGC Variants

Mode: Image-to-Video · Input: Product photo + text · Output: 9:16 / 16:9 · 8–15s

You have a product shot and a TikTok ad hook that's been working. Tomorrow morning you need fresh creative, but your photographer is booked for two weeks. You don't need one "pretty good" video — you need ten A/B-ready variants by end of day: same product, three scenarios, three hooks, three CTAs.

Prompt example

Close-up of [your product] on a sunlit marble countertop, hands reach in to pick it up, camera tilts up to reveal the full product, soft morning light, handheld feel, finishes on a product beauty shot. 9:16, 8 seconds.

Recommended: Image-to-Video with your product photo plus multiple prompt variants. To lock brand color and lighting across the whole set, switch to Multi Reference and add a brand video — Seedance will pick up its tone and palette.

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Short-Form & UGC Template Replication

Mode: Multi Reference · Input: Viral clip + your subject photo · Output: 9:16 · 6–15s

A dance, product demo, or reaction clip is trending. You want to recreate its rhythm and camera work with your own subject — without it looking like you just ripped it off. The old way meant reverse-engineering the shot list, the lighting, and the cut timing by hand. Seedance 2.0 takes the original clip as a motion reference and swaps in your subject directly.

Prompt example

Reference the camera motion and pacing from the uploaded clip, but replace the subject with [my character/product]. Keep the beat-matched cuts. Replace the original soundtrack with upbeat Latin pop, and lip-sync to my uploaded voiceover.

Recommended: Multi Reference — video clip for camera motion, audio clip for beat sync or lip-sync, and one subject photo to lock identity.

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Multi-Shot Short Films & Action Sequences

Mode: Multi Reference · Input: Storyboard + character ref + motion ref · Output: 16:9 / 21:9 · multiple 15s segments

You want a three-to-five-shot sequence — protagonist walks into a neon-lit garage, turns around, a figure emerges from the shadows, a fight, a close-up. Most AI video tools force you to prompt each shot separately, and the character's face drifts, wardrobe shifts, lighting changes between every cut. Seedance 2.0 outputs multi-shot sequences natively — one request, multiple continuous shots, identity locked. It's especially strong on action and camera transitions.

Prompt example

Shot 1: medium shot, protagonist walks into a neon-lit underground garage, rain-slick floor, handheld. Shot 2: over-the-shoulder, figure appears behind a pillar, slow dolly in. Shot 3: quick cuts of a choreographed fight, impact frames, 24fps cinematic. Keep the same protagonist across all shots. Native audio: footsteps, reverb, tension score.

Recommended: Multi Reference — character photo to lock identity + an optional reference clip for the fight choreography + a full shot-by-shot prompt.

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Marketing Content at Scale — Campaign Variants

Mode: Image-to-Video / Multi Reference · Input: Brief + brand asset pack · Output: multi-format batches

A campaign ships on Meta, TikTok, YouTube, and LinkedIn simultaneously. Every platform has a different ideal ratio, length, and pace, and any single creative loses CTR after a week. The old pipeline: one hero edit, then cut it down, recolor, re-soundtrack by hand. Seedance 2.0 takes a single brand asset pack (logo, palette, font reference) and generates cross-ratio, cross-length, cross-mood sets from it.

Prompt example

Same script, three moods: (1) Energetic 9:16 for TikTok — fast cuts, bright colors, upbeat music. (2) Calm 16:9 for YouTube pre-roll — slow pans, warm tones, soft piano. (3) Corporate 1:1 for LinkedIn — static framing, cool palette, minimal SFX. Keep the product and color palette identical across all three.

Recommended: Multi Reference with image references to lock brand assets + variant prompts run in batch.

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Educational & Knowledge Content

Mode: Text-to-Video · Input: Script + optional visual refs · Output: 16:9 · 8–15s per scene

You want to turn a talking-head episode into something visual — a recipe demo, a historical reconstruction, a concept animation, a product unboxing. Traditionally that means real footage, B-roll libraries, or motion graphics work. Seedance 2.0 turns a script into matching visual scenes with synced narration or ambient audio, pacing that automatically follows the voiceover.

Prompt example

Top-down slow-motion close-up of molten chocolate being poured over a freshly baked cake, steam rising, golden sponge revealed underneath. Warm kitchen lighting, shallow depth of field. Audio: ambient kitchen sounds, subtle crackle of cooling sugar.

Recommended: Text-to-Video. Switch to Multi Reference if you want to lock a specific visual style with a reference image.

Pick the Right Input Mode

Three modes, one decision tree. Match what you have to the right input — and skip the trial-and-error round of regenerating from the wrong starting point.

Text-to-Video

Pick this if

You only have an idea — no reference assets yet.

Best for

Concept videos, sketches, content ideation, educational scenes.

Tip: Seedance rewards longer prompts (80–150 words). Spell out subject, action, camera, lighting, and audio — don't leave them to chance.

Image-to-Video

Pick this if

You have one key still — product shot, character design, scene mockup — and want to bring it to life.

Best for

E-commerce product ads, character animation, animating illustration.

Tip: The reference image acts as the first frame — the more complete its composition, the more stable the output.

Multi Reference

Pick this if

You want to combine references — video for camera motion, images for subject or style, audio for beat sync or lip-sync — in one generation.

Best for

UGC template replication, multi-shot short films, brand campaigns, music and dance content.

Tip: Each reference acts as a different constraint. Use a video ref for motion, an image ref to lock identity, and an audio ref to drive the rhythm — combined, they make output far more predictable than a prompt alone.

Getting started

How to Use Seedance 2.0 — In Three Steps

From a blank canvas to a watermark-free MP4 in roughly two minutes. No timeline editing, no plugin stack — just three steps.

1

Pick your input mode and upload your materials

Choose Text-to-Video, Image-to-Video, or Multi Reference. In Multi Reference you can combine images, video clips, and audio clips freely, and tag each asset's role: first frame, style reference, motion reference, or voice.

2

Write a clear prompt

Cover five dimensions: subject, action, camera, lighting, audio. Here's the difference that makes:

Weak prompt

a cat walking

Strong prompt

Low-angle tracking shot of a black cat walking confidently across a sunlit marble kitchen floor, tail swishing, soft morning light through the blinds, shallow depth of field, ambient kitchen sounds in the background. 9:16, 8 seconds.

3

Generate, preview, export

Hit Generate. Most jobs come back in roughly 1–2 minutes. Don't like part of it? Edit that section instead of regenerating from scratch. Happy with it? Download the MP4 — no watermark, commercial use OK.

Frequently Asked Questions

The most common questions before people generate their first Seedance 2.0 video.












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