- Seedance 2.5 Pro
- Seedance 2.0
- Seedance 2.0 multi-reference
- Text to video
- Image to video
- Reference to video
Seedance is ByteDance's video model, and it is the workhorse in G5 AI Studio when a team needs a lot of good shots on a deadline. It holds clean, readable motion (a walk, a turn, a camera push) without the smearing that gives AI video away.
Both Seedance 2.5 Pro and Seedance 2.0 are live in the studio. Start from a prompt, animate a still you already approved, or give it several reference images so a character and a set stay the same across shots. The studio's Seedance templates are starting points for common shots: you swap in your prompt and images and keep the settings that already work.
Best for
- Ad films that need many variations of one shot
- Character shots for microdramas
- Turning approved key frames into motion
Or tell MIRO what you want
MIRO is the AI agent inside G5 AI Studio. Describe the shot in plain language and MIRO picks the model, runs the generations and brings the results back into the chat. It reaches for Seedance when the shot calls for it.
Chat with MIROHow to prompt it
- Describe the camera move separately from the action: “slow dolly in” plus “she turns to the window”.
- Lock the look first as a still, then use image to video, so you are not paying for motion to find the style.
- Use multi-reference when the same face or product has to appear in several shots.
Questions
Which Seedance versions can I use?
Seedance 2.5 Pro and Seedance 2.0, including Seedance 2.0's multi-reference mode. Both are in the Model Garden for every plan that includes video.
Can I start from my own image?
Yes. Image to video animates a frame you upload or one you made in the studio, which is the most reliable way to keep a look you have already approved.
What does a Seedance clip cost?
It spends credits from your studio wallet. The cost depends on the version, length and resolution, and the studio shows it before you generate.