Seedance 2.0
Seedance 2.0
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Seedance 2.0 AI Video Model: Multi-modal Input and High-Consistency Video Generation

Seedance 2.0 is a new-generation AI video model that supports multi-modal inputs including text, images, video, and audio. It enables video generation, editing, and extension within a single workflow. The model provides more stable performance in consistency control, shot organization, and audio-video integration, producing structured and visually consistent multi-shot video content. It is suitable for product videos, advertising production, and short-form content creation requiring stable output.

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Why it fits you

✨ Smooth motion

Resists twitching, natural transitions, like real body movement

🎵 Strong rhythm

Automatic rhythm variation—even simple descriptions feel performative

🎭 Good performance expressiveness

Coherent poses, natural motion, expressive

📱 No learning required

Start with the simplest phrases—no complex prompts needed

Real use cases

Dance clips

  • Generate elegant
  • fluid dance moves that showcase body rhythm

Emotional performance

  • Express emotion through body language—natural gestures convey feeling

Character entrance

  • Create performative character entrance animations that draw attention

Fashion showcase

  • Showcase clothing and accessories with runway-style movement
  • professional fashion feel

Social content

  • Quickly generate short-form video for social media engagement

Atmosphere shorts

  • Create background motion for specific mood and emotion

Capability showcase

Example 1: Dance

Input

A girl slowly spinning in the wind

✓ Output:

Smooth spinning motion

See? Simple descriptions can produce natural motion

Example 1: Dance

Example 2: Emotion

Input

A boy walks forward briskly, pauses, then continues

✓ Output:

Rhythmic walking motion

Simple motion description produces performative video

Example 2: Emotion

How to write for success

1

Subject

Describe the person or object Examples: girl, boy, dancer

2

Motion

Describe how it moves Examples: walk briskly, spin slowly, turn gracefully

3

Rhythm

Describe rhythm or pause Examples: pause briefly, speed up, repeat motion

💡 Best practices

The more visible and specific the description, the better the result. Avoid abstract, feeling-based descriptions.

One-click presets

Don't want to write? Pick a template and generate directly

Explainer preset

Show and explain products or content

Use template

Emotion preset

Express specific emotion and atmosphere

Use template

Walking preset

Walking and moving in various styles

Use template

Turn preset

Elegant turning and pivoting motion

Use template

Loop preset

Repeatable looping motion

Use template

More presets

Explore more creative presets

Use template

Creation workflow

Iterate by "choosing what feels right" rather than "fixing mistakes"

Advanced features

Motion range control

Adjust motion size and range, from subtle to exaggerated

Emotion expression boost

Enhance expressiveness and impact of specific emotions

Sequential clip generation

Generate multiple clips and combine into a complete performance

Rhythm fine-tuning

Fine-tune motion rhythm and speed

Style consistency

Keep character and style consistent across clips

Transition optimization

Optimize transitions and connections between clips

FAQ

Seedance favors "motion expression" over step-by-step command execution. When a sentence contains multiple sequential actions, it blends them into a more natural performance instead of mechanically ticking each step. How to improve: Reduce the number of steps Keep one main action per sentence Don't write it like a procedure Example: Not recommended Raise hand, turn around, take three steps, then sit down Recommended Turn around and walk away slowly

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