Up to 30 Seconds
Generate complete audio-video stories in a single 30-second sequence.
Generate cinematic 30-second videos with Seedance 2.5, with synchronized audio, multimodal references, and precise creative control.
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Seedance 2.5 is a next-generation joint audio-video model designed to turn creative briefs into more complete video sequences.
Instead of extending one simple moment, the model can organize connected shots into a structured narrative with an introduction, development, transition, and conclusion. A single generation can last up to 30 seconds, while video extension helps creators continue the story across longer sequences.
Use Seedance 2.5 when your idea requires more than an isolated camera movement. Build campaign films, product stories, fashion sequences, performance videos, short narratives, and cinematic concepts with greater continuity from shot to shot.
Seedance 2.5 is an AI video generation model developed by ByteDance Seed. It generates coordinated visuals and audio while following detailed instructions about characters, scenes, actions, camera movement, dialogue, music, and sound effects.
The model is built around three major improvements:
Seedance 2.5 can generate clips up to 30 seconds in one pass. It also supports as many as 30 image references, 10 video references, and 10 audio references within a single generation.
Generate complete audio-video stories in a single 30-second sequence.
Guide characters, products, scenes, props, and visual style with images.
Reference motion, camera work, pacing, performance, and transitions.
Guide voices, music, rhythm, ambience, and sound effects.
Extend videos while maintaining character, scene, style, and narrative continuity.
Control actions, camera movement, pacing, and edits at specific moments.
Generate synchronized audio-video sequences up to 30 seconds in a single pass, connecting multiple shots into a complete narrative with a clear opening, progression, transition, and ending. Then continue the story through multiple extension rounds that maintain the main characters, environment, visual language, sound, and narrative pacing.
Combine up to 30 images, 10 videos, and 10 audio clips in one creative brief. Use references to guide characters, products, environments, styling, lighting, music, and sound effects — and transfer the movement, framing, pacing, performance, and camera language of reference footage to new subjects, scenes, or visual styles.
Keep recognizable characters, props, environments, and visual styles across changing actions and camera angles. Seedance 2.5 improves stability in multi-character scenes and complex sequences with multiple shot transitions.
Define what happens during specific moments of the video. Timeline instructions give you greater control over shot order, character actions, camera movement, pacing, transitions, and narrative development.
Make targeted changes to characters, actions, plot elements, audio, or camera perspectives using timestamp-level instructions. Seedance 2.5 also supports reference-based editing, green-screen editing, and camera perspective adjustments.
Generate visuals and synchronized audio as one coordinated result. Seedance 2.5 can align vocals, music, environmental ambience, and sound effects with the actions, timing, and atmosphere of each scene.
Seedance 2.5 becomes more useful when it is part of a complete creative workflow rather than an isolated prompt box. Virse brings models, references, concepts, and outputs together on one visual canvas. Creative teams can develop an aesthetic direction, explore images, organize source materials, and move into video generation without rebuilding the brief in a separate workspace.
Keep the creative brief, moodboard, character references, product images, visual explorations, and video outputs within the same working space.
Develop keyframes, campaign visuals, product scenes, and style directions with image models before using them as references for Seedance 2.5.
Use Seedance 2.5 alongside more than 50 models within Virse, selecting the right model for each stage of the creative process.
Use consistent visual references and aesthetic direction across generations so the final video feels connected to the wider campaign or brand system.
Create structured campaign videos with product shots, talent, branded visuals, camera transitions, music, and sound.
Show products from multiple angles, demonstrate real-world use, and guide appearance and camera movement with references.
Create runway films, lookbooks, beauty editorials, and fashion campaigns with consistent styling, lighting, and motion.
Build complete scenes with connected story beats, character actions, dialogue, transitions, and a clear ending.
Generate coordinated performances with vocals, movement, stage lighting, camera work, music, and audience reactions.
Create vertical or landscape videos for product launches, branded stories, creator content, and social campaigns.
Describe the subject, setting, mood, actions, timeline, and how the video should begin and end.
Upload images, videos, or audio, and clearly define the purpose of each reference.
Select Seedance 2.5, generate the first version, and review the visuals, motion, pacing, and audio.
Continue the story through video extension or revise specific moments while preserving the parts that work.
A useful Seedance 2.5 prompt usually includes seven elements:
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Create a 30-second cinematic product film for the electric shaver shown in Image 1. Begin with a macro close-up of the matte-black surface under a narrow overhead light. Slowly rotate around the product as water droplets move across the metal. At 10 seconds, transition into a modern bathroom and show the product being used. Follow the controlled camera movement in Video 1. Use restrained electronic sound design with the rhythm of Audio 1. End with the shaver standing upright on a dark reflective surface in a clean hero composition.
Create a 30-second cinematic commercial for the running shoe shown in Image 1. 0–6 seconds: Begin with an extreme close-up of the sole touching wet asphalt at night. Show realistic water displacement and material detail. 7–15 seconds: Track the athlete from the side as they run through a neon-lit city street. Follow the camera rhythm and body movement from Video 1. 16–24 seconds: Transition into a wide shot as the athlete crosses an empty bridge before sunrise. 25–30 seconds: End with the shoe on a concrete platform, using the lighting and composition from Image 2. Add restrained impact sounds, footsteps, city ambience, and a final low-frequency brand hit.
Generate a 30-second editorial fashion sequence featuring the model from Image 1 wearing the outfit from Image 2. Use the architectural environment from Image 3 and the slow, controlled camera movement from Video 1. Begin with a close-up of the fabric moving in the wind. Pull back as the model walks through the space. Transition between front, profile, and wide architectural shots while preserving the model’s appearance and clothing details. Use minimal ambient music based on Audio 1. End with the model stopping beneath a sharp beam of natural light.
Create a 30-second narrative film about a young designer preparing for an important presentation. 0–8 seconds: Show the designer working alone in a dim studio at night, surrounded by sketches and prototypes. 9–18 seconds: Follow the designer through a quiet city as morning begins. Maintain the character from Image 1 and use Image 2 for the city’s visual style. 19–26 seconds: The designer enters a bright presentation room and places the final prototype on the table. 27–30 seconds: End with a close-up of the designer’s relieved expression as the room becomes silent. Use subtle room ambience, footsteps, paper sounds, and restrained emotional music.
| Dimensión | Seedance 2.0 | Seedance 2.5 |
|---|---|---|
| Video Length | Generates up to 15-second videos | Generates up to 30-second videos |
| Reference Inputs | Supports fewer reference materials | Supports up to 30 images, 10 videos, and 10 audio clips |
| Story Continuity | Better for shorter clips | Better for longer stories with multi-round extension |
| Editing Control | Basic editing workflow | Timestamp-level control for more precise edits |
| Professional Workflow | More limited creative control | Supports clay render, motion reference, green-screen editing, camera perspective editing, and advanced shot control |
Do not upload a large group of unexplained assets. State exactly what the model should take from each image, video, or audio file.
Describe actions in the order they should occur. For complex videos, divide the prompt into time ranges.
Use one reference for the subject and another for the visual style when possible. This helps the model understand what must remain consistent and what should influence the presentation.
Replace vague instructions like “cinematic camera” with specific movements such as a slow dolly in, handheld tracking shot, low-angle orbit, macro push-in, crane shot, or locked-off wide shot.
Bring characters, products, environments, camera language, and sound together in one complete video workflow. Create longer stories, work with richer references, and refine the result with greater control using Seedance 2.5 in Virse.