Explore Seedance 2.5 video generation in Image3. Create a shot from text, frames, or supported references and review duration, output, and audio settings.
Start with one clear action and one camera movement. Your finished video appears here.
Shot guide
The active provider determines which input modes and settings are available for the shot.
Model input
Image3 exposes text-to-video, image-to-video, and reference-to-video when the selected provider supports them. Frame animation and reference guidance are distinct inputs.
Shot brief
The prompt assigns one action and a camera move, while leaving room to review whether clothing and subject details stay coherent.
Output settings
With KIE selected, Seedance 2.5 supports model-specific duration, aspect ratio, resolution, and optional audio settings. Frame and reference inputs use separate modes and limits.
Quality check
Generated motion can change framing or fine details. Review the entire clip against the shot brief before using it.
From input to reviewed clip
Use the city fashion shot brief as a planning reference, then confirm that the selected provider supports your input mode.
Image3 exposes text-to-video, image-to-video, and reference-to-video when the selected provider supports them. Frame animation and reference guidance are distinct inputs.
Name the subject, one principal action, the setting, and any camera move. For image-guided video, say which details should stay recognizable; guidance does not guarantee exact preservation.
With KIE selected, Seedance 2.5 supports model-specific duration, aspect ratio, resolution, and optional audio settings. Frame and reference inputs use separate modes and limits. KIE is the default provider. Available modes and controls can vary by provider, model, and mode, so use the values shown in the generator before submitting.
Generated motion can change framing or fine details. Review the entire clip against the shot brief before using it.
Adding motion to a product still, illustration, landscape, or opening frame for a short clip.
Storyboards, motion tests, product-scene concepts, and visualizing a shot from a written brief.
Visual direction for styling, subject appearance, palette, or atmosphere alongside a written motion brief.
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Common questions
The prompt assigns one action and a camera move, while leaving room to review whether clothing and subject details stay coherent. Choose a supported input mode, review the current controls and credit estimate, then create a draft in the video workspace.