Seedance 2.0 AI Video Generator Agent

Seedance 2.0 turns a written shot or a still into a short people swear was filmed for real, soundtrack already in it.

Looks real on a phoneSound in the same renderFrom 285 credits
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Ideas to try

Examples

What Seedance 2.0 can make

Press play, then picture your own scene here.

A fight scene with real impact

How to use

How to make a short film with Seedance 2.0

Start your film today with the workflow behind the one-week trailer.

01

Write the script yourself

Outline every scene and write the punchlines; let AI suggest takes on the filler.

02

Make a still for each shot

Lock faces, wardrobe and set in an image model first.

03

Animate shot by shot

4 to 10 seconds each, with the sound in the same render.

04

Cut it together

Drop the clips into your editor and add voiceover where you need it.

Films on a small budget

Seedance 2.0 makes a short film affordable

A creator on r/ChatGPT cut a trailer for a feature in one week for less than a hundred dollars, with Seedance 2.0 rendering the shots. Here every clip is priced before it renders, from 285 credits for 4 seconds at 480p, sound included.

A lit vanity, a brush, and curls that refuse the bun: animation with no animation team.

Creative engine

Inside a Seedance 2.0 render

Never guess what a shot costs: the figure shows before it renders.

1080p
Top resolution here
4–10s
Clip lengths
285
Credits to start

Stills that move

The clip opens on the frame you upload.

Sound in the same pass

Speech and ambience, no second tool.

Sized for the screen

16:9, 9:16 or 1:1, up to 1080p.

In the SayMaker agent, ask for a key frame and then "animate it with Seedance 2.0"; both steps and their credits show before anything runs.

Why people pick it

Seedance 2.0 realism, animation and sound

Footage people take for real

Under a Seedance 2.0 short on r/ChatGPT, one of the top comments said the poster must have uploaded the wrong video, because nothing looked made with AI.

  • Handheld, natural light, phone framing
  • 9:16 for Reels and TikTok

Animation without an animation team

3D characters, stop-motion yarn, anime: commenters on r/aiwars saw it opening animation to far more people and speeding up the ones who already animate.

  • Start from a character still to fix the look
  • 4 to 10 seconds a shot

A finished clip, sound and all

Dialogue, footsteps and room tone come out of the same render, so a shot is ready to cut the moment it lands.

  • No separate audio pass
  • Up to 1080p
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Seedance 2.0 prompts people ran, and what came back

The exact words creators posted on X with these clips. Copy them, or run them straight in the generator.

A student's day, classroom to seaside

@aiwithaayat on X

A selfie wave, a desk by the window, a walk to the coast: one character, the same face and cardigan all the way through.

A Korean girl with straight dark hair, natural makeup, and a warm youthful appearance wears a light cardigan over a blue shirt with a navy pleated skirt. Create a 28-second cinematic Korean lifestyle vlog following her through a bright classroom and a peaceful coastal village. Begin with a close-up selfie shot of the girl smiling naturally toward the camera inside a Korean classroom. Show her sitting at a desk, studying and looking around the sunlit classroom before standing and walking outside. Follow her through quiet residential streets with realistic Korean homes, stone walls, plants, and warm daylight. Transition to a beautiful seaside railway path where she walks beside the ocean and enjoys the peaceful scenery. Use handheld vlog cinematography, natural camera movement, realistic expressions, soft sunlight, detailed environments, and photorealistic Korean drama aesthetics. Keep her face, hairstyle, clothing, and appearance consistent throughout, with no subtitles, logos, or watermark.
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A girl and her wolf pup

@ayzalnooor24521 on X

A 3D animated adventure across logs, cliffs and a sunset lake, ready to use as a story short.

Created a 30-second cinematic 3D animated video in a premium fantasy-adventure style, featuring a young girl and her fluffy white wolf pup exploring a magical wilderness. The area is surrounded by majestic mountains, dense green forests, flowing rivers, rocky cliffs, and peaceful lakes under warm cinematic skies. The girl wears a simple adventurous outfit and stays visually consistent throughout the video, while the wolf pup has soft detailed white fur and expressive eyes. They journey together through the forest, cross a sparkling stream, and discover beautiful natural landscapes filled with warm sunlight and gentle mist. Their friendship is shown through playful moments, gentle interaction, and quiet emotional expressions. The camera uses smooth tracking shots, wide cinematic views, close-ups, and slow movements to capture the scale and emotion of each scene. Golden-hour lighting, realistic fur, detailed environments, soft shadows, atmospheric depth, and high-quality cinematic rendering create a premium animated-film look. The final scene shows them resting together beside a peaceful lake at sunset, surrounded by mountains and glowing reflections, creating a warm emotional ending.
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What people posted

Seedance 2.0 in the words of people who watched it

Public comments from Reddit. Every one links back to the original.

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Looks real af on a phone

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on a short made with Seedance 2.0
Comparisons

Seedance 2.0 vs Seedance 2.5, Fast and Mini

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vs Seedance 2.5

2.0 is the sharp short clip, up to 10 seconds at 1080p from 285 credits. 2.5 takes over when a single take has to run three times as long.

02

vs Seedance 2 Fast

The full model takes your shot to 1080p for the version you publish; [Seedance 2 Fast](/video/seedance-2-fast) stops at 720p.

03

vs Seedance 2 Mini

Mini is the lowest rate in the family for finding the shot; 2.0 renders it at up to 1080p with sound.

04

Paired with an image model

The short r/ChatGPT took for real started as stills from ChatGPT's image model, then moved here.

FAQ

Seedance 2.0 FAQ

The questions people ask about it on Reddit, answered for how it runs on SayMaker.

Yes. Every shot is priced before it renders, from 285 credits, so a whole sequence stays on the budget you set.

The best-received ones are written by people. The trailer's creator writes outlines and punchlines and uses AI for alternative takes, roughly 80/20; the model then voices and animates the scene.

Real enough that the top comment under one short was "Looks real af on a phone", and another asked if the wrong video had been uploaded.

Yes: 3D characters, anime and stop-motion looks. Start from a character still so the design holds from shot to shot.

It depends on length and resolution: 285 credits for 4 seconds at 480p, 925 for 6 seconds at 720p, 3,825 for 10 seconds at 1080p. A technical failure is refunded.

Yes. Upload a still and the clip opens on that exact frame, sound included.

Fast caps at 720p for about 20% less. The standard model reaches 1080p for the shot you publish.

It runs on any SayMaker plan or credit pack, and every clip comes back finished with sound.

Render a clip with its sound already in it

Write the shot or upload the first frame and watch it arrive with its sound. See the exact credit total before anything runs, from 285, and a technical failure hands them straight back.