Generate videos with Seedance 2.0 on SeedVideo AI. Turn prompts and image references into product shots, creator shorts, ads, and storyboards in one workspace.
Seedance 2.0 is ByteDance's AI video model for creating motion from text prompts and image references. On SeedVideo AI, you can test it in a practical generator workflow and move from idea to generated video quickly.
Combine the details a production brief needs: subject, setting, motion, visual style, camera movement, and reference images. SeedVideo AI keeps model education close to the generator so visitors can learn, test, and iterate in the same workflow.
Model family
ByteDance Seedance
Workflow
Text to video and image to video
Best fit
Product videos, creator ads, storyboards, and image-led clips
Access
Try it in SeedVideo AI's generator workspace
Use Seedance 2.0 for practical video tasks where the prompt, reference image, subject, and camera direction all need to work together.
Multimodal creation
Use Seedance 2.0 when a video brief needs more than a one-line prompt. Add image guidance, describe the scene, and shape the result around subject, motion, camera language, and mood.
Best for product shots, creator clips, brand concepts, social ads, and storyboard drafts that need fast visual iteration.
Consistent subjects
For product, character, and brand prompts, the practical challenge is continuity. Seedance 2.0 works best when the brief names the subject, product features, setting, movement, and final frame clearly.
Use this page as a production prompt checklist: define what must stay stable before you spend credits on more variations.
Camera control
Prompt for close-ups, tracking shots, slow reveals, product turns, handheld energy, or a calm locked camera. Clear camera language makes outputs easier to judge and compare.
Move from reading to testing quickly: open the generator, keep the same brief, and compare the clips that Seedance returns.
A production-ready Seedance workflow starts with a clear brief, moves into model selection, and improves through focused variations rather than random prompt rewrites.
Open the generatorStep 1
Name the subject, location, camera movement, style, mood, and final frame. Put the constraints that matter most in short, explicit clauses.
Step 2
Select the Seedance workflow, add an image reference when visual consistency matters, and choose the aspect ratio for the channel you are producing for.
Step 3
Review motion, subject consistency, framing, and prompt adherence. Keep what worked, rewrite what was vague, and generate the next variation.
These workflows map to common reasons people search for a Seedance 2.0 generator: fast concepts, stronger product motion, and more usable creative variations.
Turn a product image and campaign idea into a reveal shot, hero visual, seasonal ad, or launch concept.
Plan TikTok, Reels, and Shorts with a clear hook, simple movement, and a final beat that can be reused across cuts.
Prototype scene direction before a larger production pass by testing camera language, setting, character notes, and shot rhythm.
Explore campaign looks, seasonal concepts, product moments, and visual systems before committing to a finished asset direction.
Create concise explainer footage with a clear narrative arc, readable subject, and supporting visual details.
Move from a still image or art direction into a short animated preview for evaluating mood, motion, and composition.
Compare the workflow fit before spending credits on a larger production pass. The best model depends on the brief, reference needs, realism target, and iteration speed.
| Feature | Seedance 2.0 | Kling | Veo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary workflow | Prompt-led and image-led video generation in a practical creator workflow | Fast everyday generation and broad creator workflows | High-fidelity cinematic realism for selected production tasks |
| Prompt and reference control | Useful when the brief combines scene direction and visual references | Strong image-to-video and quick social experiments | Best when the task needs realism and careful environmental detail |
| Best production fit | Product scenes, story beats, creator clips, and campaign drafts | Rapid iteration, daily content, short creator ideas | Hero shots, realistic environments, cinematic proof-of-concept clips |
| Iteration style | Use when prompt structure and visual control matter during early review | Use when turnaround speed and volume matter most | Use when final realism is the core requirement |
Credits and plan limits can change, so this page keeps model guidance stable and sends purchase decisions to the live pricing page.
View current pricingFree
Free credits
First Seedance tests
Start with sign-up credits and learn how Seedance responds to your prompts before upgrading.
Lite
Entry plan
Occasional creator projects
A practical credit pool for short video drafts, product concepts, and campaign tests.
Pro
Higher credit pool
Frequent production planning
More room for variations, image-led workflows, and repeated campaign iteration.
These high-engagement YouTube reviews and workflow tests are third-party creator videos, not official SeedVideo AI endorsements.
Theoretically Media
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A high-reach creator review focused on why Seedance 2.0 is being compared with the strongest AI video models.
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A broad example-led test that helps visitors judge motion quality, prompt following, and variation range.
Source on YouTubeCurious Refuge
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A balanced hands-on review that pairs strong creative results with practical caveats.
Source on YouTubeShort answers for people comparing Seedance, checking platform ownership, and deciding how to start generating.
Seedance 2.0 is ByteDance's AI video model for generating video from prompts and image references. SeedVideo AI makes that workflow accessible from an independent web generator.
Yes. Open the SeedVideo AI generator, choose a Seedance workflow, and start with the available free credits before moving to a paid plan.
This page is a model landing page. The primary CTA opens the existing generator workspace where the current video workflow lives.
No. SeedVideo AI is an independent platform and is not affiliated with ByteDance. References to ByteDance describe the Seedance model family, not ownership of this website.
Use short, explicit direction: subject, setting, camera movement, duration target, style, motion, and final frame. Add image references when identity, product shape, or visual style must stay stable.
Run the same brief through Seedance, Kling, and Veo, then compare motion, subject consistency, prompt adherence, render speed, and editing fit for the final channel.
Open the generator, choose Seedance 2.0, and test the same brief across leading AI video models from one workspace.
Suggested first pass
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Bring a prompt, product shot, storyboard frame, or campaign idea into the generator.
02
Set the model, aspect ratio, duration, and resolution before spending credits on variations.
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Reuse the same brief across models to judge motion, framing, and prompt adherence.