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Seedance 2.0
ByteDance's flagship multimodal video model, up to 4K.
Creative Vision
Reference uploads as @Image1, @Image2 … in the prompt.
Video Parameters
AI audio synced to the video. Does not change the price.
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Seedance 2.0 AI Video Generator
Seedance 2.0 is ByteDance's February 2026 video model, and it works differently from the rest of this site: you upload reference images and then point at them inside the prompt as @Image1, @Image2, casting them as your character or your location. Four to fifteen seconds, 480p up to 4K, audio included.
Upload the references first, then write the prompt around them — @Image1 only means something once an image is in slot one
Why Choose Seedance 2.0
Released by ByteDance's Seed team on 10 February 2026, Seedance 2.0 was built as a unified multimodal system rather than a text-to-video model with an image option bolted on. Reference images are addressable objects in the prompt, which is a different way of directing a shot.
Cast Your Shot With @Image
Upload up to five references and address them individually: "@Image1 and @Image2 for the character, @Image3 for the alley." Roles are assigned explicitly instead of being guessed from a single blended reference.
480p Through to 4K
Four resolution tiers on one page. The 480p tier exists to be thrown away — it is the draft — while 4K is there for the one take that has to hold up on a large screen.
Audio at No Extra Cost
Sound is generated with the picture and does not change the price, so there is no reason to turn it off. Unusual on this site: the Kling models charge double for the same switch.
Six Aspect Ratios
16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4 and 21:9. The 21:9 tier is worth knowing about — with the 4K setting it is the closest thing on this site to a deliverable cinema frame.
A 20,000-Character Prompt
Four times the room of any other model here. That is not padding: a five-reference, multi-beat prompt with per-shot camera direction genuinely runs long, and this is the only page that will take it.
Failed Runs Are Refunded
Credits are held at submission and returned automatically if generation fails or the provider never calls back. That matters most here, where a single 4K run is the largest charge on the site.
Draft at 480p Before You Commit
Twenty-five credits at 480p and five seconds tests your references and your casting. The same clip at 4K is 235. Get the prompt right on the cheap tier first — that price gap is the whole workflow.
How to Use Seedance 2.0
The reference workflow is what makes this model worth the price, and it is also what people skip. A prompt with no @Image tags turns Seedance into an ordinary and expensive text-to-video model.
Upload Your References
Up to five images, 30MB each. Order matters, because it determines the numbers: the first upload is @Image1. A clean character shot and a clean location shot beat five noisy ones.
Assign Roles in the Prompt
State what each reference is for before describing the action: "@Image1 for the woman, @Image2 for the courtyard. She walks in from the left as the camera tracks with her." Unassigned references get used loosely.
Test at 480p
Five seconds at 480p is 25 credits. It is too soft to judge detail and perfectly adequate to judge whether the model cast your references correctly — which is the thing that actually goes wrong.
Render the Final Take
Move to 1080p at 115 credits for five seconds, or 4K at 235, once the casting and the motion are right. Rendering takes several minutes at the top tiers; you can leave the page while it works.
Rehearse on Mini, Perform on Standard
Seedance 2.0 Mini takes identical prompts and references for 5 credits at five seconds. Prompt engineering there and rendering here is the cheapest route to a good 4K clip.
Seedance 2.0
FAQ
Reference images, the @Image syntax, resolutions up to 4K, audio and credit costs for the Seedance 2.0 model.
Try Seedance 2.0
Upload your references, cast them with @Image tags, and test the whole idea for 25 credits at 480p.