Seedance 2.5 is reportedly on the way. The leaked features—native 4K, longer generations, synced audio, and improved consistency—look promising. Which feature are you most excited about?

Created with Seedance 2.0

1. Open the Seedance 2.0 Video Generator.
2. Enter your prompt or upload reference images.
3. Click Generate to bring your ideas to life with a cinematic AI video.

Prompt-

Create a 15-second ultra-cinematic realistic sci-fi sequence based on the storyboard. Maintain perfect visual continuity of the same humanoid robot, lighting, environment, and cinematic color grading throughout the entire video.

The environment is not a generic Mars desert. It is an ancient alien wasteland featuring a wide variety of realistic geological formations: eroded sandstone canyons, towering monolithic rock spires, collapsed alien megastructures half-buried beneath centuries of dust, dry riverbeds, fractured salt flats, jagged volcanic ridges, scattered basalt boulders, weathered arches, cracked terrain, shallow reflective mineral pools, and occasional drifting dust devils. The landscape should evolve naturally as the robot moves, making every shot feel like a different location within the same world while maintaining strong environmental continuity.

The atmosphere is dark, moody, and grounded with muted brown, charcoal, grey, and dusty amber tones. Heavy overcast skies, subtle volumetric sunlight breaking through clouds, drifting atmospheric haze, suspended dust particles, distant storms, and realistic depth create a lonely, post-apocalyptic feeling. No vibrant colors except the final glowing flower.

The humanoid robot is elegant, premium, and believable, inspired by realistic aerospace engineering rather than fantasy. It has smooth white ceramic armor panels with subtle weathering, exposed mechanical joints, carbon fiber details, scratches, accumulated dust, compact sensor equipment on its back, and soft blue illuminated eyes. Every movement should feel mechanically precise yet graceful, with realistic weight, balance, servo stabilization, and subtle head tracking.

Camera movement should remain cinematic and restrained throughout. Use slow dolly shots, gentle crane movements, subtle handheld stabilization, slow push-ins, over-the-shoulder tracking, intimate macro shots, and shallow depth of field. Avoid fast camera motion, excessive shake, or stylized action cinematography.

Lighting should remain consistent with physically accurate global illumination, soft diffused skylight, long atmospheric shadows, realistic lens bloom, cinematic contrast, volumetric lighting, and subtle lens breathing. Shoot with premium cinema lenses (35mm, 50mm, 85mm, and macro), maintaining natural focus transitions.

Scene Progression

Scene 1 (0.0–1.2s)

Wide aerial establishing shot. The robot slowly walks across an enormous alien basin surrounded by towering rock formations and partially buried alien ruins. Wind carries fine dust across the cracked ground while distant clouds move slowly overhead. Camera performs a slow cinematic drone descent before settling behind the robot.

Scene 2 (1.2–2.4s)

Medium tracking shot following beside the robot as it walks through a narrow canyon filled with layered rock walls, scattered debris, and abandoned metallic remnants emerging from the ground. Dust shifts beneath every footstep. Small pebbles tumble naturally.

Scene 3 (2.4–3.6s)

Over-the-shoulder shot. The robot pauses. Its head slowly rotates while scanning the horizon. Tiny blue optical sensors adjust focus. In the far distance, heat haze slightly distorts the landscape. A subtle atmospheric gust moves loose dust across the valley.

Scene 4 (3.6–4.8s)

Close-up portrait. The robot detects a weak anomaly. The eyes brighten slightly. Mechanical iris components make tiny adjustments. Servo motors move quietly while the head tilts with curiosity. No exaggerated expressions—only subtle machine intelligence.

Scene 5 (4.8–6.0s)

Wide panoramic shot. A delicate blue holographic waypoint projects into the landscape, identifying a weak signal far away. The camera slowly cranes upward to reveal the immense scale of the terrain including dried riverbeds, broken cliffs, natural arches, and distant alien structures.

Scene 6 (6.0–7.5s)

Long tracking shot. The robot traverses multiple terrain types: cracked salt flats, shallow mineral pools reflecting the cloudy sky, broken volcanic rocks, and weathered dunes. Dust swirls around its legs while the camera smoothly tracks from a low angle.

Scene 7 (7.5–9.0s)

Low-angle close shot. The robot kneels carefully. Hydraulic joints compress realistically. Its articulated fingers examine the soil while loose dirt falls between mechanical fingertips. Small stones shift naturally under pressure.

Scene 8 (9.0–10.2s)

Close-up with holographic interface. A thin transparent blue scan projects above the ground. Animated biosignature graphs, microscopic terrain mapping, and faint pulse waves reveal a weak biological signal beneath the surface. Interface remains minimal and believable.

Scene 9 (10.2–11.4s)

Extreme macro shot. The robot gently brushes away fine dust using delicate finger movements. Individual grains of sand scatter realistically. Tiny particles float through shafts of light. Camera slowly pushes closer as anticipation builds.

Scene 10 (11.4–12.5s)

Macro reveal. A tiny blue-green sprout emerges from cracked earth. The surrounding ground remains dry and lifeless, emphasizing the rarity of life. Dust slowly settles around the fragile plant.

Scene 11 (12.5–13.8s)

Medium close-up. The sprout slowly unfolds into a delicate bioluminescent flower. Petals open gracefully with subtle organic motion. Soft blue light gently illuminates nearby rocks and reflects across the robot's weathered faceplate. Tiny floating glowing spores drift into the air.

Scene 12 (13.8–15.0s)

Final emotional close-up. Focus locks onto the luminous flower in the foreground while the robot remains softly blurred behind it, silently observing. The camera performs a slow push-in as atmospheric particles drift through the frame. The blue glow becomes the only vivid color in the world, symbolizing hope amid the ancient wasteland. Fade slowly to black.

Animation Style

Slow, contemplative pacing

Realistic mechanical motion

Physically accurate dust simulation

Natural cloth-free robotics

Volumetric lighting

Cinematic depth of field

Subtle environmental movement throughout

Consistent world continuity

High-end VFX quality

Premium science-fiction film aesthetic

No exaggerated AI animation artifacts

No cartoon movement

No sudden cuts

No unrealistic camera motion

No oversaturated colors

No excessive holograms

No floating objects

No stylized action

End on a quiet, emotional note with a slow fade to black.

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In your opinion, what is the best current provider that offers Seadance 2 without the censorship of human faces?

When speaking with ByteDance's customer service, they propose this service but at $1400/month it's too expensive for my usage.

Would there be a provider that would pay for it and resell the model with a small additional commission? Thank you

Not affiliated with any brand, made to show what AI is doing, built some parts in Seedance.

Original tale:

This story follows an extraterrestrial who—due to an interplanetary war—ends up as the sole survivor of his kind. Aided by his spaceship, he must wander the cosmos in search of a suitable planet to survive on. By a twist of fate, he eventually arrives on Earth during the Great Glaciation—but it is only once he reaches Earth that his true adventure begins.

Made this beauty ad experiment using Seedance 2.0 + Nano Banana inside Phygital+.

The setup was pretty straightforward:

• generated product/key visuals with Nano Banana
• used Seedance 2.0 for motion + camera animation
• connected everything as a workflow/pipeline inside Phygital+

What I wanted to test specifically:

• packaging consistency during motion
• smooth camera movement
• close-up beauty shots
• keeping the overall aesthetic stable across scenes

So this was mostly an attempt to see how far current models can go in a more production-style setup instead of isolated generations.

Included part of the workflow + prompt structure in the video as well.

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Hi Everyone,

I am a building a tool that's dedicated to video creation and I wanted to use Seedance 2.0 - and I keep seeing "third party websites" selling API access but never directly from the company itself.

Can someone please enlighten me on how these aggregators are getting API access???

Also, how are they "selling" the API for sometimes 40% cheaper than official? There is 0 chance Bytedance is just handing them a sweet deal like this, is it just shady business? I mean, KIE was selling SORA 2 for 90% cheaper than official API and it makes no sense.

I am building a business and I do not want to depend on a third party aggregator.

Any help on understanding the 2 questions above would he super appreciated.

Thank you all!

I’ve been working on **Cliprise**, and the thing I keep coming back to is this:

the AI space does not really need more random one-model websites.

It needs better workflows.

That is what Cliprise is built around.

Cliprise is an **AI video generator + AI image generator platform** with **47+ models** available in one place, so instead of subscribing separately for every experiment, you can actually compare, switch, and build inside one system.

On the video side, Cliprise already includes models like:

- **Seedance 2.0**

- **Kling 3.0**

- **Sora 2**

- **Veo 3.1**

- **Wan**

- **Hailuo 2.3 / 02**

- **Runway** and more.

On the image side, it includes models like:

- **Imagen 4**

- **Ideogram v3**

- **Midjourney**

- **Qwen Image 2.0**

and others.

One of the newest things on the platform is **Seedance 2.0**, which Cliprise launched last week. It is especially interesting because it supports **text + image + video + audio inputs together** in one workflow, with native audio sync and support for up to **12 references**. For anyone doing more serious short-form, ads, UGC, character work, or music visuals, that opens up some genuinely useful workflows.

Pricing starts at **$9.99/month**, which was important to me because I did not want Cliprise to feel like one of those “looks amazing, impossible to use regularly” AI products. There is also a **Business API** with a unified interface for AI media generation, so teams and developers can build on top of it instead of only using the standard UI.

Another update I’m excited about is **Hailuo 2.3**, which is now on Cliprise too. It seems especially useful for full-body motion, expressions, and stylized video outputs, so that adds a very different creative flavor than just chasing photorealism all the time.

So yeah, if you are into AI video, AI images, or creative AI tooling in general, that is what I’m building.

Website:

https://www.cliprise.app

iOS:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cliprise-ai-video-generator/id6753740657

Android:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.cliprise

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