4–30s
Choose the shot length
Real Seedance 2.5 output
Seedance 2.5 works best when the prompt is easy to direct. Name what happens, how the camera moves, what the viewer hears, and where the shot should end.
4–30s
Choose the shot length
480p–4K
Match quality to the job
Multi-reference
Guide identity, motion, and style
Native audio
Generate dialogue and ambience
Simple workflow
You do not need a screenplay for every test. Start with one shot, add only the references that solve a real problem, and revise from what you see.
Browse prompt ideasDescribe the subject, action, camera path, sound, and final frame. Avoid combining several unrelated scenes in one test.
Use an image for identity or composition, a video for movement, and audio for rhythm or voice. State the role of each file.
Check continuity, contact, camera completion, and audio timing. Keep the working parts and revise only the failed instruction.
Prompt structure
Use the list as a checklist, not a rigid formula. Skip anything that does not affect the shot.
Subject
What is on screen and what must stay consistent
Action
One clear movement in physical order
Camera
Starting frame, movement, and final framing
Look
Lighting, environment, materials, and mood
Sound
Dialogue, ambience, foley, and music cue
Ending
The final image and clean edit point
Prompt in practice
One creature, one jump, one low camera move, a clear sound cue, and a rainbow final frame.
What to make
Pick a format, write one measurable shot, then use the first render to improve the brief.
A courier crosses a rainy station, checks one address, and looks up as the last train arrives.
Check: Clear setup, action, and ending
A clean camera orbit reveals the material, mechanism, and final hero angle of an unbranded watch.
Check: Stable shape and reflections
A small visual surprise lands in the first two seconds and resolves into a loop-ready final frame.
Check: Readable hook without captions
Test one camera move through a designed environment before committing to a longer production shot.
Check: Usable camera path and timing
FAQ
Direct answers about inputs, duration, output settings, sound, and prompt consistency.
Yes. Seedance 2.5 is selected in the generator above. Enter a prompt, choose duration, aspect ratio, resolution, and audio, then generate.
You can add images, videos, and audio. Give every reference one job—for example, character identity, camera movement, environment, or sound rhythm.
Choose a duration from 4 to 30 seconds. Start with a short shot while testing a prompt, then increase the duration after the action and camera direction are working.
Seedance 2.5 supports 480p, 720p, 1080p, and 4K, with 16:9, 9:16, 4:3, 3:4, 1:1, and 21:9 aspect ratios. Higher settings cost more.
Yes. Audio is enabled by default. Describe dialogue, ambience, foley, and the final sound beat directly in the prompt, or turn audio off when you want to add a separate mix later.
Keep one main subject, one action, one camera path, and one ending. Repeat the details that must stay fixed, and change only one part of the prompt between test renders.
Ready to create?
Use one of the reviewed templates or write a new shot from scratch. Keep the first test short and make each revision easy to measure.