Step 1: Pick your starting point
Text, a photo, a first-and-last frame, or a reference clip — choose what you actually have and the form adapts to match.
Your results, prompts, and task status will appear here while the generator works.
Hand it a prompt, a photo, a first-and-last frame, or a reference clip — Seedance 2.1 returns a cinematic clip up to 4K and 30 seconds, with native audio and characters that stay consistent shot to shot.




Pick what you have, describe the motion, and render. Every setting — ratio, resolution, length, model, and credit cost — stays in view before anything renders.

Text, a photo, a first-and-last frame, or a reference clip — choose what you actually have and the form adapts to match.
Spell out the subject, the action, the camera move, and the mood, then set ratio, resolution, and length. The clearer the brief, the closer the result.
Watch the clip in your workspace, download it in up to 4K, and give the details a last look before it goes live.
Four inputs, native sound, channel-ready formats, and no surprise bills — Seedance 2.1 is built for real production, not demos.
Start from text for a fresh idea, a photo for a known subject, a frame pair for a clean transition, or a reference clip when the motion and camera move have to carry forward.
Make a videoGenerate picture and sound together — Seedance 2.1 matches ambience and motion to the action, so you skip the round-trip through a separate audio tool.
Make a videoPick vertical, square, or wide and the exact resolution before you render — match Reels, Shorts, TikTok, or a landing page from the start instead of cropping later.
Make a videoSee the credit cost before you hit go, get refunded when a render fails, and keep every finished clip in your workspace to preview and download.
Make a videoCreators, growth teams, educators, and artists all reach for the same generator for very different jobs.
Generate a few openers or mood directions in minutes, then take only the one that lands into your final cut.
Bring a prompt, a photo, or a clip, see the credit cost up front, and render cinematic video up to 4K and 30 seconds. Failed renders are refunded.