Seedance 2.5 is a ByteDance video model
Seedance 2.5 extends the Seedance family toward longer, reference-led audiovisual generation for complete scenes, ads, social stories, and production drafts.
Use Seedance 2.5 on Ezier to turn a prompt, start image, or supported references into a 4-30-second video with optional generated audio. Choose the format and resolution, check credits, then generate.
Use the longer runtime for an idea that needs setup, development, and a clear finish. Add references when the subject, product, location, movement, or sound must stay recognizable across the clip.
Create an 8-second live-action action-comedy sequence inside a grand Beaux-Arts bank. Begin behind a purple-haired clown in a bright patchwork suit carrying a wooden bat as he walks through the brass entrance doors. Track forward into the marble lobby and reveal matching clowns swarming the teller counters, tossing banknotes, climbing furniture, and moving through the balconies while startled customers take cover. Keep the chandelier, columns, teller desks, brass queue rails, clown costumes, and lobby geography consistent as the action expands. Finish by pushing toward a bewildered uniformed police officer in the center aisle while clowns continue crossing behind him at different depths. Use energetic but readable staging, realistic live-action lighting, controlled motion blur, and coherent crowd movement. No captions, logos, costume changes, duplicate faces, or architectural warping.
Check that the model label shows Seedance 2.5 before you add references or choose output settings.
Describe the opening, the main action, camera movement, timing, sound, and final frame. For a longer clip, make the order of events explicit.
Attach a start image or supported references to preserve identity, product shape, wardrobe, location, motion, or audio direction. Mention each reference's role in the prompt.
Set a 4-30-second duration, aspect ratio, 480p or 720p resolution, and generated audio preference. Check the displayed credit estimate when available, then generate and review.
Longer generations need more than extra adjectives. Give Seedance 2.5 a sequence it can follow, references with clear jobs, and sound cues tied to visible actions.

Use the 30-second ceiling for a continuous path with a real destination. State how the subject moves through space, where the light or environment changes, and which identity, wardrobe, and direction details must survive the full journey.

Treat references as a production system, not a mood board. Give separate inputs clear jobs for character identity, facial range, costume, materials, world design, props, and camera language so their influence is easier to review.

Anchor audio cues to visible causes: a drum strike, a landing foot, a turn, a fabric snap, or a pause. Precise relationships between impact, beat, and movement make synchronization easier to direct and evaluate.
Choose the output you can review and use now. The options shown in the Ezier workbench are the source of truth for the current generation.
Review faces, hands, product geometry, wardrobe, lighting, and location details from the first frame to the last, not only at the strongest moment.
One motivated camera path is usually easier to control than a stack of unrelated pans, zooms, or transitions. Add a second move only when it advances the scene.
Check whether each important reference appears in the intended way. Remove inputs that add noise, and strengthen the prompt around the references that matter most.
When generated audio is on, review dialogue timing, ambience changes, impact sounds, and musical beats against the corresponding motion before refining the prompt.
The practical upgrade is more room for a complete idea and more context for keeping important visual and audio details aligned.
Seedance 2.5 extends the Seedance family toward longer, reference-led audiovisual generation for complete scenes, ads, social stories, and production drafts.
The longer ceiling can reduce early clip stitching when one action, camera path, and audio plan should stay continuous from setup to payoff.
Public launch material highlights support for up to 50 multimodal reference assets. In Ezier, attach only the reference types and counts available in the current model controls.
This page currently offers 4-30-second output, 480p or 720p resolution, six aspect ratios, a seed field, and an optional Generate audio setting.
Seedance 2.5 in Ezier
Describe the sequence, add the references that protect the idea, choose duration and format, then generate a clip and review continuity, sound, and the final frame.
Answers about runtime, references, available resolution, audio, prompts, credits, and reviewing a longer generation.
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