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Production Cases
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Try Seedance 2 freeKEY FEATURES
Case 01
Seedance 2 improves physical plausibility, motion smoothness, and prompt understanding in one generation pipeline.
Case 02
Faces, costumes, text details, and scene continuity remain aligned across multiple shots and transitions.
Case 03
Reference media can be reinterpreted into new stories while preserving cinematic rhythm, camera grammar, and transitions.
Case 04
Existing short clips can be naturally extended with coherent story logic, motion continuity, and lighting consistency.
Case 05
High difficulty motion and camera tracks can be replicated with tighter control suitable for cinematic style shots.
PROMPT EXAMPLES
Prompt
Follow the storyboard in @Image 1 for shot sizes and camera moves. The character is from @Image 2 and the café is from @Image 3. Make a 15-second quiet morning short: she unlocks the door, wipes the counter, and turns the sign to OPEN. Soft piano, street ambience.
Prompt
Use the camera movement and cut rhythm of @Video 1. Replace the sneaker in it with the running shoe in @Image 1, keep the same background, and end on a close-up of the sole. Cut on the beat of @Audio 1.
Prompt
Extend @Video 1 by 5 seconds: the skateboarder lands the trick, rolls toward camera, and brakes. Keep the same lens, light, and grain.
Prompt
Two figure skaters in black costumes perform a side-by-side jump, spin in the air, and land on the same beat. Tracking shot at ice level, arena echo, blades cutting the ice.
Prompt
In @Video 1, change only the man's jacket from grey to red. Keep every movement, cut, and camera move unchanged.
WHO IT IS FOR
Upload the ad that already converts as a video reference and Seedance 2 rebuilds its pacing, camera moves, and transitions around your product. The model reads composition, motion, and effects from input clips, so you brief it with footage instead of adjectives.
Try this use case →Nine reference images keep the same product, packaging, and model across every angle of a campaign. Seedance 2.0 reads them together, so the label in shot four matches shot one.
Try this use case →Add the track as an audio reference and the movement follows its rhythm. The clip comes back with two-channel stereo generated with the picture, not laid under it afterwards.
Seedance 2 can read a storyboard image, with its shot sizes, camera moves, and on-screen copy, and turn it into a multi-shot clip of up to 15 seconds. Then extend the take you like instead of starting over.
Seedance 2.0 changes a specific clip, character, or action inside an existing video and leaves the rest alone. That saves a reshoot when only the last two seconds are wrong.
WHY SEEDANCE 2 FEELS DIFFERENT
WHAT CREATORS KEEP SAYING
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The most repeated point is that Seedance 2 listens to references. Creators who fought prompt-only tools describe this as finally being able to direct.
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Multi-shot edits keep the same face, wardrobe, and set dressing, so a sequence can be assembled without hiding the joins behind cuts.
03
Weight, contact, and follow-through come back closer to real footage, which is the difference between a usable shot and an obvious render.
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Instead of rerolling a whole generation for four more seconds, people extend the take they already liked and keep the part that worked.
WHAT SETS IT APART
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ByteDance's limit is 9 images, 3 video clips, and 3 audio clips plus a text instruction in a single request. Each file can steer something different: the face from one, the camera from another, the rhythm from a track. This generator takes up to 9 images plus video and audio references.
02
Multi-person sports and contact scenes are where older models fell apart. ByteDance's launch demos show pair skaters taking off, spinning, and landing in sync. In practice, hands, feet, and fabric stay attached to the right body through fast action.
03
Leave the camera out and Seedance 2.0 plans shot sizes and moves on its own; write them in and it follows them. Either way you get a sequence with cuts, not one static take.
04
Background music, ambient effects, and character voice are generated as parallel tracks aligned to the motion, down to small foley like bubble wrap popping. On this site audio is included in the Seedance 2 price, not billed as an extra.
OUR TAKE
Seedance 2.0 stops at 15 seconds. Seedance 2.5 runs 5 to 30 seconds and takes up to 30 reference images, but on this site it tops out at 720p and costs more: 315 credits for 5 seconds at 720p against 205 on 2.0. For a 1080p finish under 15 seconds, stay on 2.0.
Same inputs as 2.0 at 480p or 720p, for 60 credits per 5 seconds at 480p against 95. Lock framing and motion on Fast, then re-render the keeper on Seedance 2.0 at 1080p.
30 credits for 5 seconds at 480p, under a third of the full model, with the same image, video, and audio inputs. Good enough to check that your reference is read correctly; not the model for a final cut.
1.5 Pro reaches 1080p from 40 credits for 5 silent seconds, with audio as an extra. It accepts text and up to two images, no video or audio, and stops at 12 seconds. Use it for simple 1080p shots on a budget; for anything reference-led, use Seedance 2.0.
COMPARISON
| Feature | Seedance 2 | Kling 3 | Veo 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best For | Reference-led videos with tight director control | Speaking characters, action shots, and product demos | Cinematic short clips that need built-in sound |
| Input Options | Text, image, audio, and video references | Text, image, and multimodal Omni references | Text prompts, plus image-to-video in supported workflows |
| Creative Control | Performance, lighting, shadow, and camera movement from references | Shot order, character consistency, and multi-shot flow | Prompt, camera, scene, and audio direction |
| Visual Strength | Motion stability, physical plausibility, and reference fidelity | Stable characters, clean objects, commercial-style rendering | Realistic physics, lighting, and cinematic mood |
| Audio | Audio and video generated jointly | Native audio with character-level lip-sync | Native dialogue, ambience, music, and sound effects |
| Best Choice When | You want to steer the result with images, video, or audio | You need people who talk, move, and stay on model | You want a realistic clip that already has sound |
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Open the generator at the top of this page and leave Seedance 2 selected. A new account comes with free credits, so there is nothing to buy before your first render.
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Upload the image, clip, or audio that defines the look you are after, then write a prompt that says what the new scene should do with it.
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Press generate and watch the task feed below. Extend the take you like for a longer cut, then download the finished MP4 from the feed.
REVIEWS
Short notes from people who put Seedance 2 into real client, channel, and store work.
Ana BelmonteI feed Seedance 2 a lighting reference from the client deck and get back a shot that matches it. That conversation used to take a week.
Creative director, boutique studio
Jonas FrickeExtending a clip is the feature I did not know I needed. Four more seconds on a take I already approved, instead of another twenty rerolls.
Video editor, sports media
Ifeoma ChukwuOur product shots keep the UI text legible through the move. Every other tool turned the screen into smeared nonsense.
Head of content, fintech app
Callum DoyleCamera tracks are the reason I stayed. I hand Seedance 2 a dolly move and it replicates it closely enough to show a director.
Freelance previz artist
Sofia MarchettiSame model, same jacket, six shots. The wardrobe did not change colour between cuts, which sounds small until you have seen it go wrong.
Founder, sustainable fashion label
Devon PryceReference quality is everything. Once we started giving Seedance 2 clean plates instead of phone screenshots the hit rate doubled.
Agency producer
Nina HalvorsenI rebuild trending formats with my own footage as the reference. It keeps the rhythm of the original without copying the actual clip.
Course creator
One balance, every model. Credits work across all 20 video models — no watermark, no tier-locked models, commercial use on every paid plan.
Save 30% billed annually
Flexible monthly subscription.
The lowest price to get started. Every model, a monthly budget to try things out.
$7.99/mo
Renews monthly, cancel anytime.
200 credits
≈ 0–10 videos, depending on the model
≈ 14–66 images, depending on the model
4.00¢ / credit
The cheapest way to start. Every model, a small monthly budget.
$12.99/mo
Renews monthly, cancel anytime.
400 credits
≈ 1–20 videos, depending on the model
≈ 28–133 images, depending on the model
3.25¢ / credit
Enough credits to try every model and finish a few clips each month.
$29.9/mo
Renews monthly, cancel anytime.
1,000 credits
≈ 3–50 videos, depending on the model
≈ 71–333 images, depending on the model
2.99¢ / credit
2 parallel tasks
Steady output for solo creators going pro — every model, a comfortable budget.
$49.9/mo
Renews monthly, cancel anytime.
2,000 credits
≈ 6–100 videos, depending on the model
≈ 142–666 images, depending on the model
2.50¢ / credit
3 parallel tasks
High-volume production for prolific creators and small teams.
$89.9/mo
Renews monthly, cancel anytime.
5,000 credits
≈ 15–250 videos, depending on the model
≈ 357–1666 images, depending on the model
1.80¢ / credit
5 parallel tasks
Pay yearly and save more.
Enough credits to try every model and finish a few clips each month.
$19.9/mo$29.9
Billed yearly at $238.8. Renews yearly, cancel anytime.
Save $120/yr vs monthly
12,000 credits
≈ 38–600 videos, depending on the model
≈ 857–4000 images, depending on the model
1.99¢ / credit
2 parallel tasks
Steady output for solo creators going pro — every model, a comfortable budget.
$34.9/mo$49.9
Billed yearly at $418.8. Renews yearly, cancel anytime.
Save $180/yr vs monthly
24,000 credits
≈ 76–1200 videos, depending on the model
≈ 1714–8000 images, depending on the model
1.75¢ / credit
3 parallel tasks
High-volume production for prolific creators and small teams.
$62.9/mo$89.9
Billed yearly at $754.8. Renews yearly, cancel anytime.
Save $324/yr vs monthly
60,000 credits
≈ 190–3000 videos, depending on the model
≈ 4285–20000 images, depending on the model
1.26¢ / credit
5 parallel tasks
Top up credits valid for 12 months.
One-time top-up — perfect for occasional needs.
$49.9
One-time purchase, valid 12 months.
1,000 credits
≈ 3–50 videos, depending on the model
≈ 71–333 images, depending on the model
4.99¢ / credit
Larger top-up with 20% bonus — best per-credit value for one-time buyers.
$198
One-time purchase, valid 12 months.
4,800 credits
≈ 15–240 videos, depending on the model
≈ 342–1600 images, depending on the model
4.13¢ / credit
5 parallel tasks
This page uses the Plato video endpoint and tracks jobs by task_id.
The generator defaults to the Seedance profile and sends mode=pro unless you switch mode.
No. Prompt-only generation works. You can also upload an image to guide identity and style.
Task status is synced by task_id polling and completed videos appear in the task feed.
Yes. The case section shows real production-style references for consistency, template recreation, and camera control.
This page runs inside the existing Ricebowl AI account and billing system, so generation still follows your account credits policy.
You can sign up free and get 20 credits, but a Seedance 2 render costs more than that. The cheapest option, Seedance 2.0 Mini, is 30 credits for 5 seconds at 480p, and the full Seedance 2.0 starts at 95. The free credits cover one MiniMax H3 test clip so you can try the workflow; for Seedance 2, pick a small credit pack from the pricing section.
It takes four kinds of input at once, text, images, video, and audio, and treats them as instructions: composition from one file, camera from another, rhythm from a track. Most video models accept text and one or two images. That is why Seedance 2.0 is the pick for remakes, edits, and extensions of footage you already have.
Give it several images of the same person or product and name them in the prompt (@Image 1, @Image 2). It keeps face, costume, and on-screen text aligned across shots and cuts; the more angles you supply, the less it guesses. Real people need to consent to being used as a reference.
Yes. ByteDance lists commercial advertising and explainer videos among its target uses, and on Ricebowl commercial use comes with a paid plan. Make sure you hold the rights to any footage, music, or faces you upload as references.
Yes. Upload a clip and describe the change: swap a character, alter an action, restyle the scene, or extend it. Seedance 2.0 edits the part you name and keeps the rest.
Use Seedance 2.0 for clips up to 15 seconds and whenever you need 1080p. Use Seedance 2.5 when one continuous take has to run 20 to 30 seconds or you need more than nine reference images; on this site it renders 480p and 720p only.
ByteDance trained it on a joint audio-video architecture and tested it on the scenes older models failed: multi-person sports and contact. In its launch demos, pair figure skaters take off, spin, and land in sync while obeying real-world physics, and close-ups keep light refraction and the weight of moving fabric believable. Write the action step by step and Seedance 2 keeps each body on its own path.
You keep the take you like instead of regenerating it. Seedance 2.0 continues a clip from your prompt with the same motion, light, and story logic; ByteDance calls it continuing the shoot. Extend from the end of a take to lengthen a scene, or generate a matching lead-in shot and cut the two together.
Yes. Upload the still as @Image 1 and the motion clip as @Video 1, then write that the character in @Image 1 performs the movement of @Video 1. Seedance 2 takes the camera move, action, and rhythm from the clip and the look from the image. If you need a specific gesture, film it yourself on a phone and use that.
Upload the storyboard as an image. Seedance 2.0 reads shot sizes, camera moves, visuals, and copy from the board and builds a multi-shot clip of up to 15 seconds, with the character, set, and props taken from separate reference images. For a longer board, split it into 15-second sections and extend each one.
No Chinese phone number and no Dreamina or CapCut account needed. One credit balance covers Seedance 2.0, 2.0 Fast, Mini, 1.5 Pro, and 2.5, plus Kling 3 and MiniMax H3, so you can run the same references through two models and keep the better take. Leave Seedance 2 selected above and render your first shot.
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