Start with a scene
Describe a subject, a setting, and a moment. Use a clear visual brief to explore a shot before committing to a full production.
AI Video Generator
Build your next video with SeaDance AI. Explore video models, turn a written scene into motion, and bring your own images into the creative process.
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Your next idea,
now in motion
Explore plansGive stills a second life
Use an image as the starting point for a video. Describe what should move and what should remain steady to preserve the intent of your composition.
Find your model
Explore the Seedance family through dedicated model pages. Compare available settings and choose a starting point that suits your project.
Shape the camera direction
Make framing part of your prompt. A close-up, a slow reveal, or a tracking shot can give the same subject a very different emotional effect.
Build on each version
Review the result, identify one thing to improve, and adjust your prompt. Keep a record of useful directions so the next iteration starts stronger.
A new way to tell your story
From a first idea to a finished shot
A focused brief makes experimentation easier. Use this three-step workflow when you are ready to create on a model page.
Explore plansMade for the way you create
Explore visual directions for a campaign, a story, or a personal project. Bring a clear brief and make room for unexpected ideas.
Explore plans
Content creators
Plan a series, explore a visual hook, or add a new scene to your next social edit.
Filmmakers and editors
Sketch a shot in motion and test its mood before taking the idea into production.
Designers and brand teams
Explore how a product image or a visual concept could move within a larger campaign.
Small prompts. New possibilities.
A good starting prompt answers four questions: what is in the frame, what happens, where it happens, and how the camera sees it. Build from there.
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Make every creative choice count
Approach each generation as a shot with a purpose. A few deliberate choices can make your direction easier to evaluate.
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Subject and action
Give the scene a clear focus. Describe one main action before adding secondary movement.
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Visual references
Use your own images to communicate a look or composition. Check the chosen model page for supported reference inputs.
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Framing and pacing
Decide whether the shot should feel intimate, expansive, calm, or energetic. Translate that intention into concrete camera direction.
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Format for the final edit
Choose from the aspect ratios and resolutions available for your model, keeping the destination of your video in mind.
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A repeatable review process
Compare versions against your original brief. Keep the strongest shot and refine the details that matter most.
One idea. Many ways to use it.
Give each project its own visual language, from a short social post to an early film concept.
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Social stories
Explore opening shots and visual moments for a recurring content series.
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Campaign concepts
Try different settings and moods before choosing a creative direction.
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Product scenes
Plan a product reveal around lighting, composition, and a single deliberate movement.
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Film previsualization
Turn an imagined scene into a motion study for discussion with your team.
AI video generator: your questions answered
Give your next idea a place to start
Explore SeaDance AI plans and choose the creative workflow that fits your next project.
Bring your creative direction
Text promptsImage referencesModel choicesFlexible formats