Generate videos with ByteDance Seedance
Powerful models that won’t drain your wallet
ByteDance Seedance 1.0 Pro & Lite deliver crystal-clear videos from text or images with zero setup. They're fast, sharp, and don't fall apart when things get tricky. No installs, no special hardware—just open the Video Generator and start creating with models that look premium but don't charge like it.
Learn how to make Seedance videos using Video Generator
It's easier than you think.
1. Pick Seedance in Video Generator
Click here to go to our Video Generator and select a mode: Text to Image or Image to Video. Then, choose ByteDance Seedance 1.0 Lite or Pro from the model picker.
2. Write a prompt
Describe what you want to see in your video. See our video prompting guide and an example below. If in Image to Video mode, upload an image to serve as the first frame.
3. Generate
Select the parameters of your video (aspect ratio, clip length). Optionally, you can check a box to create a clip with sound. When you're ready, press "Generate video" and wait.
It’s sharp. It’s fast. And surprisingly affordable.
ByteDance's Seedance delivers stable, fluid motion with crisp detail and consistent structure. Faces stay focused, scenes hold together, and every frame looks intentional. You get smooth, 720p (Lite) or 1080p (Pro) clips that feel polished—without needing high-end hardware or high-end pricing.
A man in dark combat gear kneels on a rooftop surrounded by fog, places a flare on the ground and steps back. Then, the flare ignites with a blinding red flash, and the camera pulls back to reveal multiple red lights flaring to life on nearby rooftops.
Text to Video
Text to Video that actually listens
No more writing a paragraph just to get a three-second clip of someone “walking in a forest.” Seedance gets the action, the mood, and the subject—with surprisingly little fuss. Your sentence isn’t just interpreted—it’s followed.
Image to Video
One frame in. Full video out.
Upload an image and Seedance turns it into a believable video moment without butchering your composition. It uses your first frame as the visual anchor and builds motion that makes sense. No warping, no flickering, no random zooms. You keep your aesthetic—Seedance just moves it forward.
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