Seedance 2
Seedance 2 creates short videos from text, images, video references, or first and last frames, with optional generated audio. Try Seedance 2 on Nuzza with duration, aspect-ratio, resolution, and bitrate controls in one queued workflow.
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Seedance 2: Direct a Complete Short Scene from a Prompt
Describe the subject, setting, action, camera path, pacing, lighting, and intended sound in one readable brief.
What Can You Create with Seedance 2?
Direct a Complete Short Scene from a Prompt
Describe the subject, setting, action, camera path, pacing, lighting, and intended sound in one readable brief. Seedance 2 can turn that direction into a short audiovisual sequence, including multiple shots when the prompt makes their order clear. Keep the request focused enough to evaluate motion, continuity, and timing.
Shape Motion Between a First and Last Frame
Begin with one image to anchor the composition, or add an end frame to define where the clip should arrive. Explain what moves, what stays recognizable, and how the camera travels between those anchors. The frames guide the transition; they do not guarantee an exact path, so review intermediate motion and subject detail.
Coordinate Multiple Image and Video References
Add up to nine images and three videos, then assign each source a clear job: subject identity, wardrobe, location, composition, movement, camera rhythm, or visual tone. A role-based prompt helps the model reconcile the inputs. Nuzza does not expose imported audio references for this workflow, even though the upstream model supports them.
Match the Clip to Its Delivery Frame
Choose 480p, 720p, 1080p, or 4K; use auto duration or select 4–15 seconds; and frame the result as ultrawide, landscape, classic, square, portrait, or vertical. Generated audio is on by default, while standard and high bitrate options let you balance the requested encode against file size.
How to Create a Video with Seedance 2
Choose the Workflow That Matches Your Source
Use Text when the scene exists only as an idea. Use Image when one frame should anchor the shot, Reference when several images or videos should guide different attributes, and Frames when you need explicit starting and ending images. This choice determines which uploads and controls appear in the composer.
Write the Shot and Assign Every Reference
Describe the subject, environment, action, camera movement, pacing, lighting, and sound in the order a viewer should experience them. For reference-led work, state what each image or video contributes and which details should remain stable. Avoid asking one short clip to resolve several unrelated actions or conflicting sources.
Set the Output, Queue the Request, and Review
Choose resolution, auto or 4–15 seconds, aspect ratio, generated audio, and bitrate, then review the request-time credit quote and submit the queued job. Inspect the finished clip for identity drift, unintended transitions, timing, sound, and framing. Revise one variable at a time when the result needs another pass.
Practical Ways to Use Seedance 2
Test a Multi-Shot Product Story Before Production
Combine a product image, a location reference, and a concise shot sequence to explore how a campaign idea moves before a full shoot. Define the opening composition, product action, camera transition, and final frame. Use the result to discuss pacing and direction, not as proof that logos, labels, or geometry will remain exact.
Translate Reference Motion into a New Scene
Use a reference video to communicate camera rhythm or body movement, then pair it with original subject and environment images. Tell the model which motion qualities to follow and which visual details belong to the new scene. This is useful for exploring direction while avoiding a claim that every beat or identity will transfer exactly.
Explore a Short Story with Generated Audio
Write a compact opening, development, and closing beat for a vertical or landscape social concept, then leave generated audio on when sound effects, ambience, or speech help communicate the idea. Keep dialogue brief and review synchronization, pronunciation, continuity, and platform requirements before treating the clip as publishable.
How to Get More Reviewable Seedance 2 Results
Keep one action and one camera path readable
Avoid stacking unrelated actions into one short clip
Give every image and video reference one clear job
Avoid mixing sources with conflicting subjects or movement
Name the identity, composition, and frame details to preserve
Avoid assuming references guarantee exact continuity
Seedance 2 vs Seedance 2 Fast vs Kling 3.0
Best for
High-resolution short clips that need broad visual references, start/end frames, or detailed output control.
Faster same-family iteration when 480p or 720p is sufficient for review.
Shot-by-shot planning that benefits from separate prompt segments and shot-type control.
Nuzza workflows
Text to video, image to video, reference to video, and start-and-end-frame video.
Text to video, image to video, reference to video, and start-and-end-frame video.
Text to video, image to video, and start-and-end-frame video.
Reference inputs
Up to nine images and three videos in the dedicated reference workflow.
Up to nine images and three videos in the dedicated reference workflow.
No dedicated multi-reference video workflow in the current Nuzza mapping.
Output and direction controls
480p–4K, auto or 4–15 seconds, seven aspect-ratio options, generated audio, and standard or high bitrate.
480p or 720p, auto or 4–15 seconds, the same seven ratio options, generated audio, and standard or high bitrate.
3–15 seconds, landscape, vertical, or square framing, native-audio toggle, multi-prompt, shot type, and guidance controls.
Choose it when
Reference breadth and output range matter more than choosing the speed-focused tier.
You want the same Seedance workflow structure with a speed-focused, lower-resolution ceiling.
Explicit segmented shot planning matters more than Seedance 2's broader multi-reference input.
Choose Seedance 2 when you need the widest output range in this set and want to coordinate several image or video references. Choose Seedance 2 Fast when the same four-workflow structure and reference limits matter but 720p is enough for faster iteration. Choose Kling 3.0 when separate prompt segments and shot-type controls are more useful than a dedicated multi-reference workflow. Nuzza keeps each option inside the same queued composer pattern, so compare the controls shown for the selected model before submitting.
FAQs about Seedance 2
What is Seedance 2?
Seedance 2 is Nuzza's display name for ByteDance's Seedance 2.0 video model. It is designed for short multimodal video generation, including multi-shot clips with generated sound. The upstream model can interpret text, images, audio, and video, while Nuzza currently exposes text, image, video-reference, and start/end-frame workflows rather than imported audio references.
What is the best AI video generator?
The best AI video generator depends on the input, intended result, budget, and controls you need. Seedance 2's Nuzza workflow is a strong choice because it is built around a full-quality, reference-led Seedance workflow.
Is Seedance 2 free to use?
The page is free to browse. Running a task requires Credits, and the current cost is shown before you submit.
What can I use Seedance 2 for?
Seedance 2 is useful for previsualization, motion study, and social concept. Combine a product image, a location reference, and a concise shot sequence to explore how a campaign idea moves before a full shoot. Define the opening composition, product action, camera transition, and final frame. Use the result to discuss pacing and direction, not as proof that logos, labels, or geometry will remain exact.
What inputs does Seedance 2 support?
You can create from text, animate a starting image, guide a clip with multiple image and video references, or provide start and end frames. Every workflow uses a prompt. Choose the mode that matches the source material you actually have instead of adding references that do not contribute a clear subject, setting, motion, or composition role.
Do I need to sign in to use Seedance 2?
A signed-in account and sufficient Nuzza credits are required to submit a generation job.
What should I check in the video result?
Watch the complete result and check subject identity, motion, camera continuity, frame edges, text, and audio synchronization. Compare important details with the source or prompt before publishing.
What length, resolution, and aspect ratios does Seedance 2 support?
Nuzza exposes automatic duration or a selected length from 4 to 15 seconds. Resolution options are 480p, 720p, 1080p, and 4K. Aspect-ratio options are auto, 21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, and 9:16. Availability describes the requested settings, not a guarantee that every visual detail will render perfectly.
Can I use Seedance 2 videos commercially?
Nuzza does not claim ownership of an output merely because it was generated through the service, but that is not a promise of commercial clearance. You remain responsible for rights in prompts, references, likenesses, voices, trademarks, and the finished output. Applicable law and separate provider or platform terms may also affect a planned use, so review them for your project.