SEEDANCE 2.0.
AI VIDEO CREATION.

Turn an approved image into motion, then continue working with source-video editing or extension workflows.

Video workflow

Seedance 2.0

1Describe the shot and movement

2Review Seedance 2.0 settings

3Generate, compare, and refine

Illustrative workflow

Work with Seedance 2.0.

Choose Seedance 2.0 in the supported video generation workflow. Start with the inputs shown for that model, describe the movement and creative direction, and review the available settings and credit cost. Bring the result into the video editor to trim, arrange, and prepare your campaign.

Explore the workflow

What can you do with Seedance 2.0?

Turn an approved image into motion, then continue working with source-video editing or extension workflows.

Generate sceneAnimate imageContinue sceneBridge scenesEdit videoExtend video

Generate scene

Start with a written shot brief: who or what is in frame, what moves, where it happens, and how the camera behaves. Use this for a new scene when you do not have an approved starting image.

Animate image

Supply a still image and describe the motion to add. This is useful when the campaign composition is already approved and you want to explore movement from that visual starting point.

Continue scene

Use the last frame of a shot as the visual reference for the next generated clip. Review the join for changes in lighting, position, and subject detail; this workflow differs from extending a source video directly.

Bridge scenes

Provide starting and ending image references to guide a transition. Describe what should happen between them, then check whether the generated movement connects the two compositions clearly.

Edit video

Provide a source clip and a focused description of the change. Use it to explore a different setting or visual treatment while reviewing how much of the original action and subject carries into the new result.

Extend video

Supply the source video and describe how the action should continue. Review the transition from the existing footage into the generated continuation before joining it into the final edit.

What to provide: A clear prompt and any references required by the selected workflow
Settings and limits: Choose duration, ratio, quality, and other settings from the options shown for this model. A duration offered by another model is not automatically available here.
A useful starting point: A single readable action is easier to review than a dense list of scene changes. Build a sequence from several reviewed shots when necessary.

An example brief for Seedance 2.0

For prompt and reference-led video creation, start with one clear purpose. Adapt this example to your product, references, and available settings rather than expecting the same result from every run.

Example requestStart from this campaign still. Move the camera gently forward as the fabric moves in a light breeze. Keep the composition and product placement recognizable.

What to look for in the result

A single readable action is easier to review than a dense list of scene changes. Build a sequence from several reviewed shots when necessary. Keep the original brief beside the output and review the details that matter for the audience. A visually or audibly interesting result still needs to fit the campaign.

How to use Seedance 2.0 in ZMEU

Prepare the brief and source material
A clear prompt and any references required by the selected workflow. Define the audience, destination, and the result you want to review. For client work, include the relevant product information and brand direction before you start.
Choose Seedance 2.0 and check the settings
Open the supported video tools, choose Seedance 2.0 when it is available, and review the inputs and usage estimate. Choose duration, ratio, quality, and other settings from the options shown for this model. A duration offered by another model is not automatically available here.
Create one result and review it
Start with a focused request rather than a large batch. A single readable action is easier to review than a dense list of scene changes. Build a sequence from several reviewed shots when necessary. Keep a note of what you want to change so the next iteration has a clear purpose.
Bring the approved work into your campaign
Bring the result into the video editing workflow. Check pacing, captions, audio balance, and the final framing before exporting or preparing a scheduled post.

Use Seedance 2.0 in a brand or agency workflow

For an in-house marketing team

Use Seedance 2.0 for prompt and reference-led video creation within a specific campaign brief. Share the approved product facts, tone, references, and channel requirements with the person preparing the request. Review the result with the team before it becomes a public asset.

Keep the approved direction alongside your brand kit and campaign notes, so the next variation starts with the same context.

For agencies managing several clients

Turn an approved image into motion, then continue working with source-video editing or extension workflows. Keep each client's brief and assets separate, and check the active brand context before using the agent. Record which references and settings produced the approved direction so another teammate can continue the work.

Use the planning and publishing workflow for reviewed content. For a tailored team setup or integration requirements, talk to the enterprise team.

When should you choose Seedance 2.0?

Consider Seedance 2.0 when your task is prompt and reference-led video creation. Turn an approved image into motion, then continue working with source-video editing or extension workflows. Compare supported inputs and the result you need before comparing model names.

Choose duration, ratio, quality, and other settings from the options shown for this model. A duration offered by another model is not automatically available here. The finished workflow also includes review, editing, and delivery. Use video creation to see where this model fits, or browse the other video models and review plans and credits.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What can I do with Seedance 2.0 in ZMEU?

Turn an approved image into motion, then continue working with source-video editing or extension workflows. Supported workflows include generate scene, animate image, continue scene, bridge scenes, edit video, extend video.

What should I prepare before using Seedance 2.0?

A clear prompt and any references required by the selected workflow. A single readable action is easier to review than a dense list of scene changes. Build a sequence from several reviewed shots when necessary.

Which settings matter for Seedance 2.0?

Choose duration, ratio, quality, and other settings from the options shown for this model. A duration offered by another model is not automatically available here.

Can Seedance 2.0 edit or extend an existing video?

This ZMEU integration supports a source-video editing workflow and video extension. Provide the source clip and explain the intended change. Review continuity in the new output.

Can an agency use Seedance 2.0 for different clients?

Prepare a separate brief for each client, select the correct brand context where available, and keep the assets in clearly named projects. Review each result against that client's product details, voice, and creative direction before sharing or publishing.

How much does Seedance 2.0 cost to use?

Review the usage estimate in the workspace before starting. Cost depends on the model, task, settings, and your plan. The Pricing page explains plan options; this guide does not promise a fixed per-generation price.