How do I use Seedance AI in Ezier?

Write the video brief in the prompt box, choose the Seedance option that fits the pass, add supported references or audio when upload is available, check the Generate credit estimate, then submit the clip.

What should I write in a Seedance AI prompt?

Name the input type, subject, action, camera move, timing, sound cue, and final frame. A good prompt says what should move, what should stay stable, and how the clip should end.

When should I choose Seedance 2 Pro instead of Fast?

Choose Seedance 2 Pro when the clip depends on reference detail, audio direction, or a more careful pass. Choose Seedance 2 Fast when you are comparing ideas and need quicker feedback.

Can Seedance AI use reference images, video, or audio?

Use upload when the selected Seedance option supports the input you need. References help protect product shape, character look, starting frame, scene style, or audio timing.

Is Seedance AI good for first-frame video?

Yes. Use Seedance AI when a starting image, product frame, character pose, or style reference should guide the motion. Tell the model what must stay fixed and what should change.

How should I review a Seedance AI result?

Check subject stability, reference consistency, scene continuity, camera movement, audio timing, and the final frame. If one direction is clearly stronger, refine that pass instead of rewriting everything.

Is Seedance AI better than Veo or Kling?

Choose Seedance AI when speed, references, first-frame motion, or audio-aware iteration matter most. Choose Veo for cinematic prompt control, and Kling for action continuity or story pacing.

Create Seedance AI Video Drafts with Fast, Pro, or Audio

Use Seedance AI on Ezier to test quick motion ideas, animate first frames, guide clips with references, or plan audio-aware video drafts before you spend credits.

Pick the right Seedance pass before you generate

Use Seedance AI when you want quick motion tests, reference-led clips, first-frame animation, or audio-aware video drafts without guessing which Seedance option fits the job.

Prompt example

Create a short Seedance AI concept pass for a surreal streetwear runway. Keep one model centered, use a smooth forward camera drift, change the background in one clear wave, preserve the outfit shape, and end on a clean frame that is easy to compare with another style direction.

Set up the Seedance AI run

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Choose the Seedance option
Open the model picker and choose the Seedance option that matches the pass. Use Fast for quick comparisons, Pro when references or audio need more care, and Seedance 1.5 Pro when that option fits the brief.
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Name the job in the first line
Start with the input type: text-to-video draft, first-frame animation, reference-led scene, or audio-aware clip. Then add the subject, action, timing, camera movement, and final frame.
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Add references with a purpose
Use upload when the selected Seedance option accepts a source image, reference, or audio input. A good reference protects shape, identity, lighting, timing, or style, not just mood.
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Check credits, then review the clip
Check the Generate credit estimate before submitting. After generation, review subject stability, scene continuity, camera movement, audio fit, and whether the ending frame is worth another pass.

Write the brief around the decision

Seedance works best when the prompt tells it what kind of pass you need: a fast comparison, a Pro-quality reference pass, a first-frame animation, or an audio-aware scene.

Storyboard frames of a futuristic motorcycle courier across different environments.

Use Fast when speed matters more than polish

Fast is the right first move when you are testing several hooks, styles, or motion paths. Keep the brief lean so each output is easy to compare.

Luxury perfume bottle reference board inside a blue crystal cave.

Use Pro when the reference must survive

Use a more directed Seedance pass when the product shape, character look, first frame, or scene style needs to stay recognizable while the camera and motion change.

Jazz club stage with a microphone and glowing sound-wave trails.

Make audio part of the action

Audio works harder when it has a visible cause: a footstep, machine hum, door click, crowd swell, or beat change. Tie the cue to motion so the clip feels intentional.

Choose speed, control, and credits before you run

Before generating, check the Seedance model, upload support, and credit estimate. A quick comparison pass should not cost or behave like a more directed Pro run.

3: Seedance choicesEzier groups Seedance 2 Pro, Seedance 2 Fast, and Seedance 1.5 Pro under this Seedance AI page.
6 / 18: Fast vs Pro creditsSeedance 2 Fast is listed at 6 credits, while Seedance 2 Pro is listed at 18 credits. Always use the Generate estimate as the final check.
60-120s: Indicative generation timeFast is the quicker exploration path. Pro and 1.5 Pro are listed around longer directed passes, so check the model before generating.

Keep one motion goal

A short video draft should not carry every idea. Pick one primary movement: reveal, follow, orbit, drift, transform, or one timed action.

Protect the details that matter

Tell Seedance what must stay stable: face, product shape, logo, costume, floor marks, lighting, or first-frame composition.

Make sound useful

Write sound as a cue: soft footsteps, hinge clicks, room tone, crowd ambience, or a steady beat. Avoid generic cinematic audio with no visible source.

Refine the strongest pass

Compare motion, timing, subject stability, and ending frame before spending credits again. Refine the winner, not every draft.

When Seedance AI is the right choice

Public Seedance 2.0 material points to multimodal audio-video generation, reference inputs, motion stability, and camera control. In Ezier, turn those facts into practical choices before spending credits.

A multimodal Seedance model line

ByteDance Seed describes Seedance 2.0 as a multimodal audio-video generation model that can work from text, images, audio, and video context.

Fast, Pro, and 1.5 are real choices

Ezier includes Seedance 2 Pro, Seedance 2 Fast, and Seedance 1.5 Pro, so the model picker is a real decision point rather than a label to ignore.

Judge the clip before spending again

Review whether the clip kept the reference, followed the motion path, matched the audio cue, and ended on a frame you can reuse.

Separate exploration from refinement

Use shorter prompts for Fast comparisons, then move the strongest direction into a more controlled Pro pass with clearer reference, camera, audio, and ending-frame notes.

Seedance AI in Ezier

Start with the Seedance option that fits the next pass.

Use Fast when you need quick comparisons, Pro when the reference or audio direction matters, then review motion, subject stability, and the final frame before refining.

Seedance AI FAQ

Practical answers for choosing a Seedance option, writing prompts, using references, planning audio, checking credits, and reviewing the generated clip.

Keep testing

More routes from Seedance AI

Compare a nearby model, finish the clip with tools, or rebuild the source for another render.

AI models

Compare models

Choose a better fit before you generate.

AI video tools

Turn images into motion

Animate a still or create a clip.

AI image tools

Create or edit images

Make, clean up, or upscale stills.

Seedance 2

Reference-led video

Use for fast motion drafts from references.

Veo 3.1

Cinematic control

Use for cinematic shots and camera moves.

Kling 3.0

Action and motion

Use for action, motion, and story beats.

HappyHorse AI

Short video hooks

Use for short hooks and stylized clips.

Hailuo AI

Physical motion

Use for fabric, liquid, and physical motion.

Veo AI

Veo family

Explore more Google Veo options.