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Browser-based AI video generator that turns a prompt or reference image into a 5–30s clip with music, foley, and ambience rendered in the same pass.
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Seedance 2.5 AI Video Maker is a browser-based generator on Seadanse that turns a written prompt or a reference photo into a 5–30 second cinematic clip with music, foley, and ambience rendered in the same pass as the frames.
Seedance 2.5 is a video generation model built by ByteDance and launched on July 31, 2026, replacing the Seedance 2.0 model that went viral in February 2026. Seadanse is an independent web app that runs that model in your browser: you type a description or upload a reference image, and it returns a downloadable MP4 with sound already synced to the cut. Clips render at 480p, 720p, or 1080p in six aspect ratios. No Chinese phone number or ByteDance account is needed — sign-up uses an email address.
Open the generator, choose Video, Image, or Agent mode, and type between 1 and 10,000 characters describing the shot; Enhance rewrites an existing prompt but requires sign-in. Pick a model and duration (Seedance 2.0 Mini runs 5 seconds at 480p on the entry setup), submit, and the credits cost appears next to Generate before you commit. When the render finishes you download one MP4 with the audio already embedded.
Single-pass length grew from 4–15 seconds to 30 seconds, and the model's beta long-video mode stretches to 180 seconds — that beta is not available on Seadanse yet. Reference capacity rose from 12 inputs to 50 multimodal inputs (30 images, 10 video clips, 10 audio tracks), though Seadanse exposes 2 reference files per render today. Sound moved from a separate track to the same latent space, and fixing one shot no longer requires re-rendering the whole clip.
Freemium. Sign-up is free and includes starter credits with no card required; renders then cost credits. Paid tiers are Basic at 14.95 dollars per month annually (2,000 credits, up to 66 videos), Creator at 37.45 dollars (5,300 credits, up to 176 videos, 4K output, priority queue), and Pro at 99.9 dollars (15,000 credits, up to 500 videos, 12 simultaneous renders, top of queue). Monthly billing is also offered. A 5-second 1080p Seedance 2.5 clip costs 490 credits; 720p costs 275 and 480p costs 125. All paid plans remove watermarks and include a commercial use license.
Veo 3.1, which the page credits with leading on official developer access; Kling 3.0, which competes on resolution and free tiers; and the Hailuo 3, Wan 3.0, and Seedance 2.0 models that also run inside Seadanse.
Sign-up is free and comes with starter credits, described as enough to render your first clips without a card on file. After that, each render deducts credits, and the exact cost is displayed on the Generate button before you submit.
On Seadanse you can render 5 to 30 second clips at 480p, 720p, or 1080p across six aspect ratios. The Seedance 2.5 model also offers a 180-second beta long-video mode, which the site states is not available on Seadanse yet.
Yes. Seedance 2.5 performs audio-video joint generation, so music, foley, and ambience render in the same pass as the frames and stay synced to the cut. You download one MP4 with sound — there is no separate audio step.
Yes. Under Seadanse's terms, renders can be used in ads, monetized posts, and client work, and paid plans include a commercial use license. You are responsible for clearing likeness and trademark rights on any reference images you upload.
Not on Seadanse, which positions itself as a creator tool rather than an API surface. ByteDance has said API access is expected through Volcano Engine Ark, and no Chinese phone number is needed to use the browser app.