Seedance 2.0 Mini AI video generator
Try a short motion idea from text or references before committing to a larger video production.
What to make with Seedance 2.0 Mini
Mini is useful for exploring a shot, testing a product animation or checking how a source photo moves. Choose a concise action and review the result before increasing the resolution or duration.
Available settings
- Resolution
- 480P / 720P
- Aspect ratios
- 16:9 · 9:16 · 1:1 · 4:3 · 3:4 · 21:9
- Duration
- 5 sec – 15 sec
- Reference images
- 9
Text or references to video
- 480P · 5 sec — 10 credits
- 720P · 5 sec — 25 credits
Confirm the current credit quote for your selected settings in the workspace.
View plans and credit packsWhat this model supports
Use the available controls to narrow down your idea.
Draft a short shot
Choose a 5–15 second clip with a clear beginning and end.
Use more than a prompt
The supported modes accept image, video and audio references, or start and end frames.
Compare two resolutions
Use 480p for an initial draft or 720p for a larger output.
How to start
Start small, review the result, then refine your next generation.
Describe one shot
State the subject, one action and the camera movement. Add references where supported.
Check the settings
Choose an available format and review the current quote before submitting.
Watch the whole result
Check identity, motion and transitions before downloading. Refine the brief before another attempt.
Try this prompt
Example prompt
A small robot walks across a quiet desk, pauses beside a notebook and looks toward the camera. Gentle handheld motion, soft daylight, one continuous scene.
Describe one action first; add complexity only after reviewing a draft.
Before you generate
- The highest available resolution for Mini is 720p, not 1080p.
- Image, video and audio references have separate number and duration limits.
- References guide the result; they do not guarantee an exact copy of motion or appearance.
Seedance 2.0 Mini: common questions
Inputs, settings and what to expect.
From choosing a model to your first result
Compare models, prepare your inputs and check credits before starting.
