Give your ideas room to move. Explore longer visual stories, reference-led creation, and more control over every scene. Discover what Seedance 2.5 can bring to your next video.
01 / THE MODEL
Seedance 2.5 is an AI video generation model that brings visuals, motion, and sound together. Create longer scenes, guide them with references, and refine the result. Shape the look, movement, and mood of each scene.
Create with Seedance 2.502 / NEW FEATURES
Explore the new creative possibilities of Seedance 2.5 through fluid movement and expressive details. See how natural actions, flowing hair and fabric, and shifting light bring a scene to life.
Follow a person as they walk, turn, or reach for an object. Watch how each gesture flows into the next, with smooth transitions and a natural sense of balance. Focus on the rhythm of the whole body, from a subtle shift in posture to a broader movement.
Fluid movement · Smooth transitions · Natural rhythm
Watch hair lift in the breeze, fabric ripple with a turn, and light glide across a moving surface. These small changes add texture, depth, and atmosphere to a scene. Focus on how strands, folds, highlights, and shadows respond as the subject moves.
Flowing hair · Moving fabric · Shifting light
Seedance 2.5’s new storytelling capabilities give an idea more time to develop. Establish the setting, introduce a change, and end on a purposeful moment. Use a continuous camera move or a planned sequence of shots, keeping essential details consistent as the story moves forward.
01 — OPEN
Introduce the subject, location, and visual mood.
02 — DEVELOP
Let an action, interaction, or camera move advance the idea.
03 — RESOLVE
Close with a clear image that completes the story beat.
Guide your video’s look, movement, and continuity with clear visual references.
Explore what’s new in Seedance 2.5. A promising result does not always need a completely new direction. Editing changes existing content; extension develops what follows. Choose the next step that serves your scene.
Revise what is already in the shot. Change an object or visual detail while preserving the action, framing, and lighting. Compare the original and edited versions to check that the rest of the scene stays consistent.
Generate what happens after the current ending. Carry the same subjects, movement, and visual mood into the next action, then review the transition from the original clip to the new sequence.
Bring your scene to life with dialogue, atmosphere, and sound that follows the action.
Explore different worlds, styles, and creative directions. Find inspiration for your next video.
Create your video in three simple steps.
Seedance 2.5 is worth exploring when a scene needs a developing action, specific visual references, or coordinated sound and movement. Its suitability for a project depends on the available mode and how well the generated result meets your creative requirements.
Yes. Seedance 2.5 supports audio-video generation, allowing sound to be created alongside the visuals. Describe the dialogue, environmental sounds, or effects that matter to your scene. Keep audio directions specific so they support the action and mood without competing for attention.
Use clear character references and keep identifying details consistent across your instructions, including appearance, clothing, and distinguishing features. When planning multiple shots, specify which details should remain unchanged. References can help guide continuity, but review the full result for changes in faces, proportions, or wardrobe.
Describe the scene as a sequence of actions: establish the subject and setting, explain what happens, and define the ending. Add camera movement, lighting, and sound where they serve the idea. Give each reference a clear role, avoid conflicting instructions, and refine one major issue at a time.
Seedance 2.5 supports up to 30 seconds in a single generation. The selectable duration and output resolution depend on the platform and mode you use. Check those options directly rather than assuming that every service offers the same settings.
The model supports workflows that begin with text or visual input. Text-to-video describes a scene from scratch, while image-led generation provides a visual starting point. Reference-based workflows can use additional material to guide the result, where supported.
Generation time can vary with the request, selected settings, and service demand. Allow time to review and revise the result as well as generate it. Avoid planning a deadline around an unverified instant-generation estimate.
Commercial use depends on the terms that apply to the service and model, as well as the rights associated with your input materials and intended use. Review the applicable terms and the final output before using a video in a campaign or client project.
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