The system allows users to upload images, video, audio, or text as references for creating videos.
“Set a visual style using an image, define character movement and camera angle changes with video, create rhythm and atmosphere by uploading a few seconds of audio. Combine all of this with prompts to make the creative process natural, efficient, and truly director-driven,” the company said in its announcement.
Seedance 2.0 is currently available in the Chinese version of the Dreamina service. Access requires a Douyin account (the Chinese version of TikTok). By the end of February, the model is expected to launch on CapCut, Higgsfield, Imagine.Art, and other third-party platforms.
Early users who tested the model praised its strong directing and editing capabilities, highlighting “incredibly natural, almost professional” transitions between scenes.
“There are features that feel almost illegal: you upload a script, and the system generates full scenes—not just clips—with visuals, sound effects, voices, and music. Everything looks polished,” said a user known as el.cine.
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