Try Seedance 3.0 online in a focused workspace for multimodal AI video creation. Use text, images, video, and audio as creative references, produce native 4K output, and generate videos up to 30 seconds in a single generation.
Creative input
Text · Image · Video · Audio
Output
Native 4K
Duration
Up to 30 Seconds
Create with the capabilities that distinguish Seedance 3.0: combine text, image, video, and audio references, build scenes up to 30 seconds long in one generation, and select native 4K when you need the highest-quality image.
Text to Video, Seedance 3.0, 5 seconds,720p, 16:9
Give Seedance 3.0 the images, video, and audio you want it to learn from, then use a text prompt to explain the subject, action, camera, mood, and sound you want. It combines those references with your instructions to create a video that is closer to the idea in your head, without forcing one long prompt to describe every visual detail.
Use text to describe the result, images to define a person, product, or visual style, video to demonstrate movement and camera rhythm, and audio to guide speech, music, or atmosphere. Giving each input a clear role reduces guesswork and makes the first generation easier to direct.
Separate references can establish a character’s appearance, a product’s physical details, the environment, lighting, movement, and sound. This gives the model clearer visual boundaries and helps related shots feel like parts of the same project instead of unrelated clips.
When an idea needs more room, a single generation can carry an opening, development, and ending for up to 30 seconds. Native 4K can preserve more detail in products, lighting, typography, and close-ups, giving you a fuller video to continue editing or prepare for publishing.
Seedance 2.0 already supports multimodal creation. Seedance 3.0 expands that foundation for longer scenes, a much larger reference stack, stronger visual detail, and more complete scene planning.
| Longer Single Generations: Up to 30 Seconds | Seedance 2.0 is configured for 4–15-second generation. Seedance 3.0 extends a single generation to 30 seconds, leaving more room for a setup, camera movement, primary action, transition, and ending beat. A longer canvas makes it easier to plan one coherent sequence instead of splitting the same idea into several short tests. |
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| A Larger Multimodal Reference Stack | Seedance 2.0 supports up to 9 images, 3 videos, and 3 audio files. Seedance 3.0 expands this to 50 materials: up to 44 images, 3 videos, and 3 audio files. The larger reference set can separate character, product, environment, movement, and sound direction into clearly defined source groups. |
| Native 4K with Stronger Visual Detail | Seedance 3.0 combines longer generation and richer reference input with native 4K output and stronger visual detail. This gives creative teams more information to inspect in product textures, close-ups, launch media, lighting, and cinematic framing during review. |
| More Complete Scene Planning | The longer duration and larger reference stack make it easier to plan a complete scene instead of a short test clip. Seedance 3.0 is also positioned for 3D spatial pre-visualization and camera blocking when subject placement, camera paths, and movement direction matter to the concept. |
Create vertical videos designed to earn attention quickly: playful transformations, surreal effects, music-led edits, stylized character moments, or trend-inspired mini stories. Images can establish the subject and look, motion references can guide the effect or performance, and audio can set the rhythm.
Build a clear, product-led video from authorized packshots, material details, packaging, and usage references. Show what the item looks like, how it is used, and which physical details matter to a buyer, without distracting effects or unsupported claims. The benefit is a more informative e-commerce asset that helps shoppers understand the product before purchase.
Bring together character, style, setting, or motion references to explore animated scenes, character-led stories, brand visuals, and other creative directions. The references can help communicate the look and movement you have in mind while leaving room to try different scenes, styles, and narrative ideas.
Use a 30-second generation to test composition, spatial relationships, camera paths, action, transitions, and the ending before a shoot. Image, video, and audio references can guide environment, movement, and sound separately; 3D spatial previsualization and camera staging help teams discuss subject placement and shot direction earlier.
This workflow combines production planning with prompt writing: define the publishing goal, organize the visual sequence and reference media, choose suitable output settings, then write one clear set of scene instructions.
Decide whether you are creating a social media video, an e-commerce video, an entertaining short, a pet effects clip, a storyboard, or another kind of creative content. The goal determines the useful aspect ratio, pacing, duration, and level of visual detail.
Divide the idea into an opening, development, and ending. State when the subject appears, when the camera changes, and what the final frame should communicate instead of filling the scene with unrelated actions.
Choose only authorized images, videos, and audio. Give each source a job—product shape, material, character appearance, location, motion, camera treatment, or sound direction—even though Seedance 3.0 can accept as many as 50 materials.
Match duration, aspect ratio, and resolution to the publishing goal. Use native 4K when detail is part of the review or delivery requirement; a fast social concept may not need the same output setting as a product close-up.
A practical formula is subject + setting + action + camera + light. For example: “A ceramic robot waits at an empty bus stop at dawn, looks toward an approaching light, slow push-in, cool mist with warm reflections.” Each instruction has a clear role in the scene.
Explore ten role-based ways to plan film, animation, music-video, brand, editing, and social creative with Seedance 3.0.
“I would use motion and camera references to test whether a tracking shot, reveal, and ending frame can stay visually connected across a longer scene.”
Marcus Rodriguez
Filmmaker
“Combining character images, movement clips, and audio references could give an animation team clearer source material for one 30-second sequence.”
Jessica Liu
Animation Director
“A larger reference set would let my team separate wardrobe, product, environment, lighting, and camera direction instead of forcing everything into one image.”
Emily Watson
Creative Director
“I would describe the subject, action, camera path, light, and final frame in sequence, then use the references to anchor the visual details that matter.”
Mohammed Hassan
Digital Artist
“Audio references could help define rhythm and performance timing while image and video sources establish the performer, location, and camera language.”
Alex Turner
Music Video Director
“I would use motion and camera references to test whether a tracking shot, reveal, and ending frame can stay visually connected across a longer scene.”
Marcus Rodriguez
Filmmaker
“Combining character images, movement clips, and audio references could give an animation team clearer source material for one 30-second sequence.”
Jessica Liu
Animation Director
“A larger reference set would let my team separate wardrobe, product, environment, lighting, and camera direction instead of forcing everything into one image.”
Emily Watson
Creative Director
“I would describe the subject, action, camera path, light, and final frame in sequence, then use the references to anchor the visual details that matter.”
Mohammed Hassan
Digital Artist
“Audio references could help define rhythm and performance timing while image and video sources establish the performer, location, and camera language.”
Alex Turner
Music Video Director
“I would use motion and camera references to test whether a tracking shot, reveal, and ending frame can stay visually connected across a longer scene.”
Marcus Rodriguez
Filmmaker
“Combining character images, movement clips, and audio references could give an animation team clearer source material for one 30-second sequence.”
Jessica Liu
Animation Director
“A larger reference set would let my team separate wardrobe, product, environment, lighting, and camera direction instead of forcing everything into one image.”
Emily Watson
Creative Director
“I would describe the subject, action, camera path, light, and final frame in sequence, then use the references to anchor the visual details that matter.”
Mohammed Hassan
Digital Artist
“Audio references could help define rhythm and performance timing while image and video sources establish the performer, location, and camera language.”
Alex Turner
Music Video Director
“I would use motion and camera references to test whether a tracking shot, reveal, and ending frame can stay visually connected across a longer scene.”
Marcus Rodriguez
Filmmaker
“Combining character images, movement clips, and audio references could give an animation team clearer source material for one 30-second sequence.”
Jessica Liu
Animation Director
“A larger reference set would let my team separate wardrobe, product, environment, lighting, and camera direction instead of forcing everything into one image.”
Emily Watson
Creative Director
“I would describe the subject, action, camera path, light, and final frame in sequence, then use the references to anchor the visual details that matter.”
Mohammed Hassan
Digital Artist
“Audio references could help define rhythm and performance timing while image and video sources establish the performer, location, and camera language.”
Alex Turner
Music Video Director
“A single 30-second generation would give me more material to evaluate for pacing, transitions, and a clean closing beat before planning the final edit.”
Olivia Martinez
Video Editor
“I would use the 30-second canvas to give a campaign concept an opening, a product moment, one meaningful transition, and a closing beat in the same sequence.”
Maya Chen
Campaign Producer
“The expanded reference capacity could help organize product packshots, visual identity, character cues, motion examples, and audio direction before generation.”
Sofia Laurent
Brand Designer
“I would choose native 4K when a product film needs close review of framing, light, material texture, labels, and other details that can disappear at lower resolution.”
Daniel Okafor
Commercial Director
“For TikTok testing, I would plan a fast vertical hook and shorter cutdowns; for an Amazon product video, I would prioritize accurate details and a readable product sequence.”
Priya Nair
Growth Creative Lead
“A single 30-second generation would give me more material to evaluate for pacing, transitions, and a clean closing beat before planning the final edit.”
Olivia Martinez
Video Editor
“I would use the 30-second canvas to give a campaign concept an opening, a product moment, one meaningful transition, and a closing beat in the same sequence.”
Maya Chen
Campaign Producer
“The expanded reference capacity could help organize product packshots, visual identity, character cues, motion examples, and audio direction before generation.”
Sofia Laurent
Brand Designer
“I would choose native 4K when a product film needs close review of framing, light, material texture, labels, and other details that can disappear at lower resolution.”
Daniel Okafor
Commercial Director
“For TikTok testing, I would plan a fast vertical hook and shorter cutdowns; for an Amazon product video, I would prioritize accurate details and a readable product sequence.”
Priya Nair
Growth Creative Lead
“A single 30-second generation would give me more material to evaluate for pacing, transitions, and a clean closing beat before planning the final edit.”
Olivia Martinez
Video Editor
“I would use the 30-second canvas to give a campaign concept an opening, a product moment, one meaningful transition, and a closing beat in the same sequence.”
Maya Chen
Campaign Producer
“The expanded reference capacity could help organize product packshots, visual identity, character cues, motion examples, and audio direction before generation.”
Sofia Laurent
Brand Designer
“I would choose native 4K when a product film needs close review of framing, light, material texture, labels, and other details that can disappear at lower resolution.”
Daniel Okafor
Commercial Director
“For TikTok testing, I would plan a fast vertical hook and shorter cutdowns; for an Amazon product video, I would prioritize accurate details and a readable product sequence.”
Priya Nair
Growth Creative Lead
“A single 30-second generation would give me more material to evaluate for pacing, transitions, and a clean closing beat before planning the final edit.”
Olivia Martinez
Video Editor
“I would use the 30-second canvas to give a campaign concept an opening, a product moment, one meaningful transition, and a closing beat in the same sequence.”
Maya Chen
Campaign Producer
“The expanded reference capacity could help organize product packshots, visual identity, character cues, motion examples, and audio direction before generation.”
Sofia Laurent
Brand Designer
“I would choose native 4K when a product film needs close review of framing, light, material texture, labels, and other details that can disappear at lower resolution.”
Daniel Okafor
Commercial Director
“For TikTok testing, I would plan a fast vertical hook and shorter cutdowns; for an Amazon product video, I would prioritize accurate details and a readable product sequence.”
Priya Nair
Growth Creative Lead
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BASIC
Perfect for quick tests and first projects when you are just getting started
1,200 credits/month
Up to 60 videos/month
Up to 240 images/month
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AI Music
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Up to 125 videos/month
Up to 500 images/month
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All AI Video Models
AI Music
Private Generation
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Priority Queue
Commercial License
Priority Support
Unlimited Storage
API access (credits shared with web)
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6,000 credits/month
Up to 300 videos/month
Up to 1,200 images/month
Seedance 2.01x Credits
Seedance 3.0Annual Pro / Max
Nano Banana Pro
All AI Video Models
AI Music
Private Generation
Ad-Free
Priority Queue
Priority Support
Commercial License
Unlimited Storage
API access (credits shared with web)
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13,000 credits/month
Up to 650 videos/month
Up to 2,600 images/month
Seedance 2.01x Credits
Seedance 3.0Annual Pro / Max
Nano Banana Pro
All AI Video Models
AI Music
Private Generation
Ad-Free
Priority Queue
Priority Support
Commercial License
Unlimited Storage
API access (credits shared with web)
Credits are valid for 1 year from purchase. Buy anytime, use anytime.
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Start with a specific publishing goal, prepare authorized reference assets, choose the duration and output target, and turn one product, story, or campaign idea into a Seedance 3.0 video.
