Seedance 2.0 AI Video Generator
Generate Seedance 2.0 videos with a workflow built around multimodal references, stronger camera direction, cinematic output, and faster prompt-led iteration.
Text + Image
Start from prompts or upload reference images
4 / 8 / 12s
Current studio duration presets
Camera-led
Designed for stronger motion and shot control
Featured showcase
SnorriCam photorealism scene
SnorriCam photorealism scene
A camera-control showcase that demonstrates how strong movement prompts can feel when the shot language stays clear.
Seedance 2.0 Video Generator
Use Seedance 2.0 for multimodal reference-driven video generation with stronger camera control and cinematic output.
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FluxPrompt Starters
Start from examples that already match real Seedance use cases
These starters are adapted from your own showcase library and Seedance prompt research. Use them as starting points, then customize the subject, camera, or environment instead of writing every run from scratch.
SnorriCam Character Walk
A cinematic camera-control starter for center-locked movement and environment transitions.
Recommended setup
This example is mapped to the nearest supported studio duration preset.
Prompt starter
A young woman walks through a neon alley into a rain-soaked convenience store in a center-locked SnorriCam shot, background transitions melt smoothly between spaces, photorealistic lighting, cinematic realism, natural body motion, 16:9.
A practical Seedance workflow for faster first results
This page is meant to reduce empty-state friction. Start with the right mode, add visual anchors when needed, then keep revisions controlled so you learn what actually improves output quality.
Choose the right starting mode
Use text-to-video when you are exploring an idea from scratch. Use image-to-video when you need stronger visual anchors for a face, product, or composition.
Upload one or two references when it helps
Reference images are most useful when identity drift or composition control matters. On this page, image-to-video requires at least one uploaded reference image.
Write motion and camera clearly
Keep prompts concrete: define subject, action, environment, camera movement, and style. Avoid poetic phrasing when framing and motion are the real variables.
Generate, compare, and revise one thing
Run a first pass, compare the results, then change one variable at a time. This usually improves output quality faster than rewriting everything after each try.
Why use this Seedance landing page instead of a blank generator
This page is designed for searchers who already know they want a Seedance workflow. It gives them the generator immediately, but also enough structure to answer setup questions about references, durations, aspect ratios, and pricing.
Text-to-video for fast ideation
Use it when you need to sketch a scene quickly from nothing but a clear prompt.
Image-guided runs for stronger anchors
Upload one or two reference images when face, product, outfit, or layout consistency matters more than raw exploration.
Camera-friendly prompt structure
The examples on this page lean into motion, framing, and shot clarity instead of vague style-only prompting.
Faster iteration loops
The page is built to help you move from first run to better revision without hunting across multiple pages.
Showcase-backed examples
Prompt starters are grounded in your existing Seedance showcase library, so they feel like real outputs rather than filler templates.
Pricing visible before scale-up
Once the workflow starts working, you can compare credits and plans without leaving the Seedance context.
Seedance 2.0 Generator FAQ
Quick answers for people comparing prompts, image-to-video setup, durations, aspect ratios, and pricing before they generate.
Pick your plan to get started
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