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CreadioAI Creation Platform
Video Model
Seedance 2.0
Seedance 2.0 is the Creadio workspace for AI video generation. Use text, image, or multimodal inputs to build cinematic video requests inside a model-specific interface.
Source
Image References
0/9Image References · up to 9
Prompt
RequiredDescribe the video
Sign in to generate. Each render costs 10 credits.
Examples
Video directions that feel closer to finished work
These example cards reflect the kind of short-form commercial and cinematic video directions Seedance 2.0 is best suited for.
Model Overview
Seedance 2.0 is built for reference-led cinematic video creation
The strongest part of Seedance 2.0 is not just output quality. It is the way the model combines text, images, audio, and video references into one controllable video workflow. Compared with a prompt-only generator, it is better suited to creators who need motion direction, clip continuity, and more deliberate camera language.
Use text prompts for scene intent, lighting, and camera direction.
Anchor output with images, clips, and audio when you need stronger consistency.
Iterate from one workspace instead of bouncing between disconnected tools.
Capabilities
What this model is designed to do well
These are the main strengths surfaced in the workspace and how they map to real creative tasks.
Unified multimodal inputs
Seedance 2.0 can use text, still images, audio, and video as part of the same request, which makes it more useful for structured production workflows.
Director-style control
The model is better when prompts describe motion, framing, rhythm, and atmosphere in a production-minded way rather than generic text-only descriptions.
Smoother motion continuity
Seedance 2.0 is designed to hold together movement, scene timing, and continuity more reliably in complex video requests.
Refinement-friendly workflow
It fits use cases where creators want to extend, restyle, or reframe a direction instead of restarting every attempt from zero.
Workflow
How to use this model inside Creadio
The workspace is structured to keep setup simple while still giving the model enough context to produce stronger results.
Upload assets or start from a prompt
Begin with a written scene direction, then add images, audio, or reference clips when the shot needs stronger visual or motion guidance.
Describe intent clearly
Use natural language to define subject behavior, camera language, atmosphere, transitions, and the role each uploaded asset should play.
Generate and refine
Generate the clip, review the motion and continuity, then iterate with better references or tighter instruction rather than rebuilding the entire workflow.
Use Cases
Where this model fits in real production work
These scenarios reflect the kinds of outputs this model is best aligned with, based on its workflow and control style.
Marketing and advertising
Useful for product stories, launch clips, short brand spots, and campaign motion tests that need more visual control than generic text-to-video.
Film previsualization
Good for blocking camera movement, rhythm, and scene direction before traditional production or heavier post pipelines.
Social video systems
Helps creators build repeatable short-form video formats with stronger consistency across prompts, scenes, and creative variations.
Reference-driven experiments
Strong for creators who want to combine stills, sample motion, and prompt direction to test ideas quickly without a full edit stack.
FAQ
Questions creators usually ask about this model
What makes Seedance 2.0 different from a basic text-to-video model?
Its main advantage is how it handles reference-led workflows. Seedance 2.0 is more useful when you want text plus image, video, or audio guidance rather than a single prompt-only request.
When should I use image-to-video mode instead of multimodal mode?
Use image-to-video when the image is the main visual anchor. Use multimodal mode when you need to combine still references with video rhythm or audio timing in the same request.
Is Seedance 2.0 good for camera-language prompts?
Yes. It is one of the better fits for prompts that mention shot movement, framing, pacing, and cinematic intent in a more production-style format.
Who is this page designed for?
This workspace is best for creators, marketers, and small production teams who want controllable AI video generation rather than one-click abstract output.