Thirty seconds of continuous video in one pass. Native audio generated with the picture. Up to 50 references per shot. And no face blocking — real people are welcome here.
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Every clip below is a single continuous take with audio generated alongside the picture — no stitching, no cuts to hide.
A multi-shot story arc rendered as one continuous generation
A concert sequence extended shot after shot with characters held consistent
Smooth transitions between camera moves with audio and visuals in sync
Characters, scenes, and props pulled from reference files exactly as directed
Reference clips drive the subjects, actions, and camera work in the frame
A reference-to-video edit scoped second by second, straight from the prompt
Seedance 2.5's primary provider refuses any reference image or video that shows a recognisable real person. Upload a photo of yourself, your team, or a customer on most platforms and the job comes back rejected before it renders a single frame.
Easy-Peasy.AI runs every Seedance 2.5 generation across two providers. The moment the first one declines your footage for containing a person, we resubmit it to a provider that accepts real people. Same prompt, same settings, same price.
"the input may contain a real person"
You never see the first refusal, and it is never billed.
Unrestricted means ordinary photos of ordinary people are not blocked — not that anything goes. Deepfakes and impersonation of public figures, sexual content involving real people or minors, and anything unlawful stay prohibited under our Terms of Use, and provider-level filters on likeness-sensitive material still apply.
Most video models cap out between five and fifteen seconds, so anything longer means generating pieces and stitching them together — and paying for it in visual drift, mismatched lighting, and characters who quietly change face between cuts.
Seedance 2.5 renders the whole thirty seconds in a single pass. Because it is one take, it can carry a real story arc — a setup, a development, a turning point, and a resolution — with the same character, the same room, and the same continuous soundtrack throughout.
One generation, one identity, one soundtrack — the arc plays out inside the shot instead of across a sequence of clips.
Start from a prompt, a photo, or a pile of references — and once a take exists, change it by timestamp instead of rolling the dice again.
Write the scene and Seedance 2.5 renders up to 30 seconds of it in a single continuous take — with dialogue, foley, and ambience generated inside the same pass.
Animate a still into a take of up to 30 seconds. The subject, wardrobe, and lighting stay intact while the prompt drives motion, camera, and sound.
Feed the model up to 30 reference images and 10 audio clips, then tell it what each one is for. Characters, products, storyboards, and keyframes stay consistent across the whole take.
Scrub to a moment in a finished clip, drag a time range, and describe the change. Seedance 2.5 rewrites only that window and leaves the rest of the take untouched.
From 12s to 18s: replace the mug with @Image1 and keep the lighting as it is.
Until now, one wrong detail in an otherwise perfect take meant generating again and hoping. Seedance 2.5 edits by timestamp: drag a range over the seconds that are wrong, describe the change, and only that window is re-rendered.
Seedance 2.0 accepted twelve files. Seedance 2.5 fuses up to fifty multimodal inputs into a single generation — enough to pin a cast, a product, a location, a storyboard, and a colour grade all at once, and have every one of them survive the full thirty seconds.
Audio and video are produced in the same pass rather than bolted together afterwards, which is why lip movement, footsteps, and room tone land on the right frame.
Lip-synced speech in 11 languages, generated frame-accurately with the mouth that speaks it.
Footsteps, impacts, handling noise, and object interactions matched to the action on screen.
Room tone, weather, traffic, and crowds that hold steady across the whole thirty seconds.
Prefer a silent take? Audio can be switched off per generation.
Both tiers render the same 30-second takes with native audio. Iterate on Turbo, ship on Standard — or stay on Turbo when you want 1080p.
Maximum fidelity
Roughly half the price
Open the Video Generator and choose Seedance 2.5 for a text prompt, Seedance 2.5 Image to animate a photo, or Seedance 2.5 Reference to work from up to 30 reference images.
You have 5,000 characters. Describe the beats in order — what opens the shot, what changes, what resolves — plus the camera moves and the soundscape for each stretch.
Choose any duration from 4 to 30 seconds, an aspect ratio, and a tier: Standard for maximum fidelity, or Turbo for roughly half the credits and 1080p output.
When the take lands, hit Edit with AI, drag a time range over the moment you want changed, and describe the fix. Only that window is re-rendered.
A prompt that works for a five-second clip will underfill thirty seconds. These four habits do most of the work.
Thirty seconds is long enough for a story. Lay the beats out in order with rough timings so the model knows what belongs where instead of averaging everything into one continuous motion.
“Opens on a locked-off wide of an empty workshop at dawn. Around five seconds in, a woman enters frame left and switches on the lamps one by one. Midway, she uncovers a finished guitar and turns it in the light. The take closes on a slow push into the headstock as the room fills with morning sun.”
With up to 30 images in play, an unlabelled pile is a coin flip. Name each one in the prompt — who is the character, what is the product, which plate is only there for the colour grade.
“@Image1 is the presenter — keep her face and jacket exactly. @Image2 is the product; it must stay unchanged in every shot. @Image3 is a lighting and colour reference only — do not copy its composition.”
Audio is generated in the same pass, so it takes direction the same way. Call out the dialogue, the foley, and the room tone, and say when each one should come in.
“Rain on a tin roof throughout. He says "we are not going back" quietly at the halfway mark. Chair scrapes as he stands, then footsteps on wet concrete for the last five seconds. No music.”
If a take is 90% right, do not roll the dice on a fresh generation. Scope an edit to the seconds that are wrong — the rest of the shot, including the audio, stays exactly as it was.
“From 12s to 18s: remove the coffee cup from the desk and have him look toward the window instead of the camera. Leave everything else in the shot unchanged.”
Twice the length, more than triple the references, and a way to fix a take instead of regenerating it.
| Feature | Seedance 2.5 | Seedance 2.0 |
|---|---|---|
| Max take length | 30 seconds in one pass | Up to 15 seconds |
| Multi-shot in one take | Yes — setup, development, turn, resolution | One beat per generation |
| Reference images | Up to 30 | Up to 9 |
| Reference audio | 10 clips, 30 seconds total | 3 clips, 15 seconds total |
| Multimodal inputs | Up to 50 per generation | Up to 12 per generation |
| Timestamp editing | Edit a time range without re-rendering | Not supported |
| Prompt adherence | Around 20% better | Baseline |
| Native audio | Co-generated with the picture, 11 languages | Dialogue, foley, and ambience |
| Fast tier | Turbo — half the price, up to 1080p | Fast and Mini tiers |
| Real people in references | Accepted — automatic provider fallback | Accepted — automatic provider fallback |
Thirty seconds is a broadcast spot. Hook, product, and payoff render as one continuous shot with native audio — no stitching, no drift between cuts.
Upload a photo of an actual person and animate them. Nothing is rejected for containing a face, so creator-style content works with real people, not just synthetic ones.
Lock the product with reference images so it stays pixel-accurate across the whole take, then let the camera orbit, push, and rack focus around it.
A setup, a turn, and a resolution inside a single generation. Consistent characters and continuous audio make 30 seconds enough for a real scene.
A near-perfect clip with one wrong detail no longer means starting over. Scope the change to a few seconds and keep everything you already liked.
Narration, on-screen action, and ambience arrive together in 11 languages, so a lesson or walkthrough is finished the moment the render is.
Feed up to 10 audio clips as reference and let the visuals move with them — beat-matched motion and transitions across the full 30 seconds.
Hand the model your boards as reference images and get an animated take that follows them shot for shot, at pre-visualisation speed.
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Everything you need to know about Seedance 2.5
Seedance 2.5 is ByteDance's flagship video model, announced in June 2026. It generates up to 30 seconds of continuous, coherent video in a single pass — with dialogue, foley, and ambience produced alongside the picture rather than added afterwards. It accepts up to 50 multimodal references per generation and supports editing a finished clip by timestamp.
Not on Easy-Peasy.AI. Seedance 2.5's primary provider refuses any reference image or video showing a recognisable real person, which rules out most real footage. We run every Seedance 2.5 job across two providers: when the first one declines your upload because it contains a person, we automatically resubmit it to a provider that accepts real people. It happens server-side, costs nothing extra, and needs no setting on your end.
There are. Unrestricted here means we do not block ordinary photos and footage of ordinary people — it does not mean anything goes. Deepfakes and impersonation of public figures, sexual content involving real people or minors, and anything unlawful remain prohibited under our Terms of Use, and provider-level filters on likeness-sensitive material still apply.
Any whole number of seconds from 4 to 30, in a single generation. That is a genuine one-take render, not several short clips joined together, so there is no seam or identity drift where the cuts would otherwise be. Longer pieces are built by generating several takes and assembling them in the video editor.
The Standard tier renders 480p and 720p; the Turbo tier renders 720p and 1080p. Both tiers produce the same 30-second takes with native audio — Turbo trades a little fidelity for roughly half the credit cost and a faster turnaround.
Standard costs 12 credits per second at 720p (6 at 480p) and is the higher-fidelity option. Turbo costs 7 credits per second at 720p, adds 1080p output, and returns results faster. Use Turbo to iterate and Standard for the take you are going to ship.
Open any Seedance-compatible clip you own, drag in and out handles over the seconds you want changed, and describe the change in plain language. You can attach up to four reference images and address them as @Image1 to @Image4. Only that time range is re-rendered — the rest of the take, audio included, is left alone. Source clips must be 4 to 30 seconds long.
The Video Generator accepts up to 30 reference images and up to 10 reference audio clips (30 seconds combined) on Seedance 2.5 Reference. The model itself fuses up to 50 multimodal inputs into a single generation pass. Reference audio always has to be paired with at least one reference image.
Yes, and not as a second step. Dialogue, foley, and ambience are produced in the same pass as the picture, which is what makes lip-sync and action-matched sound effects line up frame for frame. Native dialogue covers 11 languages. You can also switch audio off if you want a silent take.
Takes are twice as long (30 seconds against 15), references jump from 9 images to 30, audio references from 3 clips to 10, and prompt adherence improves by roughly 20%. Seedance 2.5 also adds timestamp editing, which 2.0 does not have at all, and can carry a multi-beat story inside a single shot instead of one beat per generation.
Pricing is per second of output. Standard is 12 credits per second at 720p and 6 at 480p; Turbo is 7 credits per second at 720p. Editing bills per second of the source clip — from 7 credits at 480p on Standard and 9 at 720p on Turbo. A 4-second 480p Standard take, the default, is 24 credits.
Yes. Videos you generate with Seedance 2.5 on Easy-Peasy.AI can be used commercially — advertising, social media, product films, client work — subject to our terms of service.
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