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How to Use Seedance 2.0

Learn how to use Seedance 2.0 in VN for multimodal video generation, complex motion, camera control, and synchronized audio.

Seedance 2.0 is ByteDance’s multimodal video model for shaping a scene through motion, camera direction, and sound. In VN, it is the detail-focused option in the Seedance 2.0 family, with support for multi-shot clips and output up to 4K.

Seedance 2.0 strengths

Strength What it offers Example use
Multimodal creative direction Combines visual and audio guidance to shape composition, movement, camera, effects, and sound. Create a scene with a defined subject, action, camera move, style, and sound direction.
Complex, physically plausible motion Designed to improve motion stability, physical accuracy, and interactions. Depict clear contact and cause-and-effect, such as picking up or passing an object.
Multi-shot audiovisual storytelling Creates connected shots with synchronized audio in clips up to 15 seconds. Tell a compact story or build a short commercial with a clear progression.
Camera and performance direction Responds to camera movement, lighting, shadows, and subject performance. Shape a cinematic reveal or direct a performance with a specific pace and framing.
4K output Supports high-resolution output for detailed final video. Create polished clips for high-detail viewing.

Video models are available in AI Edit and in related functions on the Kits page. Availability may vary by feature.

Frequently Asked Questions

Learn how to use Seedance 2.0 in VN for multimodal video generation, complex motion, camera control, and synchronized audio.

Seedance 2.0 is designed for multimodal video creation, complex motion, camera and performance direction, multi-shot storytelling, and audio-video generation.

Yes. Use Omni References to combine video or audio guidance with images, character references, and a prompt. Explain what each reference should contribute.

Seedance 2.0 supports 4K output in VN. Choose 4K from the resolution setting when preparing a high-detail final clip.

The model can still vary small details, complex interactions, and exact timing, and generated audio may occasionally distort. Keep the shot direction focused and review the full result.

Describe the action in order, identify which subject moves, and give the camera one clear direction. Use a reference clip when you want to guide movement or camera language.