ByteDance · Seedance 2.0
ByteDance's references-to-video model, running in the NinjaChat Studio. Describe a shot, add a reference image, clip or audio file if you want to lock a character or a sound, and get 1080p footage with optional native audio.
Free to start. Sign in, and the prompt above is already in the composer.
Every clip came out of the Studio with the prompt under it. Click a prompt to copy it, then make it yours.
One family, five models. The Studio runs the two you reach for by hand; the API adds the fast and small ones for pipelines.
One account for the Studio and every model in it. No card to try.
Or type in the box above: it opens the Studio in video mode with Seedance 2.0 selected and your prompt waiting.
Describe the shot, drop in an image, clip or audio file if you have one, and generate. Download the 1080p result or keep iterating.
It rewards direction the way a camera operator would: one shot, one subject, one move, and a note on sound.
Seedance renders one continuous shot. Give it a subject, an action, a camera move and a light, and leave the plot for the edit. Short, concrete sentences beat adjectives.
TryA barista pours latte art in a sunlit cafe, slow tilt down from her face to the cup, steam catching the light
Add a still of the character or product and Seedance keeps its look across the clip. Use the same reference for a second shot and you get the same character in a new scene, which is what most short-form work actually needs.
TryThe same emerald wind-up fox toy walks along a moonlit bookshelf, tail swaying with each mechanical step
A short clip of the movement you want, a turntable spin or a walk cycle, tells the model how things should move better than any adjective. Describe what changes; the reference carries the rhythm.
TryReference: a slow product turntable. Prompt: a ceramic mug in the same spin, colorway cutting from sage to rust to cream
With audio on, say what the scene sounds like: ambience, one or two effects, whether anyone speaks. Or hand it a reference audio clip and let the visuals follow the track. Silence is a choice too, if you plan to score it later.
TryNight market at closing time, shutters rolling down, distant scooter, a vendor calling out once, rain starting
All three run in the Studio. Pick by what the shot needs, not by the name.
One account covers Seedance, Veo 3.1, Kling and the rest of the Studio. Free to start.
