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Seedance 2.0
ByteDance
Seedance 2.0
Connect references into a visual story
Explore Seedance 2.0 reference-led video creation: organize character, scene and rhythm references, then plan clear actions and readable camera movement.
Available options and estimated credits are shown in the studio.
FIND YOUR CREATIVE DIRECTION
See the idea take shape
Explore the composition, compare the source where available, and open the prompt to understand the creative choices.
MEET THE MODEL
What can you create with Seedance 2.0?
When a scene depends on several references, each one needs an assigned role. A character image can define appearance, a location image can guide the setting and a motion reference can suggest timing. Seedance 2.0 supports reference images, video and audio, making careful organization as important as the wording of the prompt.
MEET THE MODELTURN YOUR IDEA INTO A CLEAR BRIEF
How to write a useful Seedance 2.0 prompt
Start with one clear outcome. Describe what matters, then change one element at a time.
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Assign every reference a role
Explain which input defines the subject, setting or motion. Avoid several conflicting images of the same feature.
- 02
Write the action in order
Describe what happens first, what changes and where the video scene ends. Keep the sequence achievable within the chosen duration.
- 03
Check visual continuity
Review clothing, face, scale and background transitions. If the subject drifts, simplify the references and the action before adding more video scenes.
IN THE RUXA STUDIO
Know your options before you start.
Controls reflect the current integration
- References
- The documented limits are 9 images, 3 videos and 3 audio files.
- Input length
- Video references and audio references each have a combined 15-second limit.
- Output length
- The documented duration range is 4–15 seconds, with an automatic-duration option.
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Questions about Seedance 2.0
How should I organize multiple references?
Give each input a specific job. State which reference controls appearance, which controls the environment and which is only a motion or rhythm guide.
Is this the same as supplying a first frame?
No. A reference can guide an aspect of the video scene without necessarily becoming its first frame. Choose the mode that matches the intended workflow.
How do I keep a short story coherent?
Use one subject, a short action sequence and a clear ending. Review continuity before expanding to more locations or cuts.
MAKE SOMETHING YOURS
Your next creation starts with an idea.
Pick a direction. Write your first prompt.
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