Cuts still belong to one story
Carry the subject, style and atmosphere through changes in shot size or space so each cut advances the idea.
Seedance 1.0 Pro
Turn one clear idea into a coherent sequence of cinematic shots.
Model position
What makes Seedance 1.0 Pro different?
Seedance 1.0 Pro is ByteDance Seed's professional video generation model for text or image starting points. Its defining strength is organizing multiple shots into one coherent story while carrying the subject, style and atmosphere across transitions with stable motion and precise prompt following.
Seedance 1.0 Pro is designed for video ideas that need more than a single moving frame. It can carry a subject, visual style and atmosphere across shot changes while following actions and camera directions written in natural language.
- Native multi-shot
- Stable motion
- Text or image start
- Cinematic direction
Core value
Why does multi-shot storytelling matter?
It moves video beyond a single animated frame into a beat with an opening, a change and a resolution. More cuts are not the goal; one idea surviving every cut is.
01 EstablishIntroduce the subject, space and atmosphere02 DevelopUse one action to move the scene forward03 ResolveFinish the beat on a clear final image
Motion stays natural across scales
Official materials emphasize motion from subtle expressions to faster, larger actions while preserving structural stability.
Plain language can direct the scene
Describe subject interaction, action order, framing and camera movement so the model knows what happens and how the shot follows.
Best-fit scenes
Where does it fit best?
Choose Seedance 1.0 Pro when the idea depends on a short visual progression: an opening, a change and a clear ending that should still feel like one scene.
Short narrative scenes
Move from establishing shot to action and reaction without losing the main character, atmosphere or story direction.
Product reveals
Build a compact sequence around material details, product movement and a final hero view for launches and ecommerce.
Campaign and social hooks
Create a visually clear opening, one memorable movement and an ending frame that can carry a message or call to action.
Stylized motion concepts
Explore film, animation, illustration and imaginative worlds while keeping the visual language coherent across the clip.
Editable templates
Editable prompts built as shot sequences
Replace the bracketed details. Give each shot one job and keep the same words for the subject, wardrobe, product and setting whenever they must remain consistent.
Launch and ecommerceReplace [brackets]
Three-shot product reveal
A cinematic [product category] film in [setting]. Shot 1: extreme close-up of [recognizable material detail] under [lighting], the camera slowly slides [direction]. Shot 2: cut to a medium three-quarter view as [one precise product action] happens; keep the product shape, color and logo placement unchanged. Shot 3: pull back to a clean hero composition with [background treatment] and open space on the [left/right] for a headline. [Overall style and color grade].
Short story or concept filmReplace [brackets]
Character discovery beat
Multiple shots with one consistent character: [character description and wardrobe] in [location and time]. Begin with a wide establishing shot as the character [simple action]. Cut to a medium tracking shot when [story change] occurs, then finish on a close-up showing [specific expression or object]. Keep the face, clothing, weather and [visual style] consistent; natural body motion and smooth cinematic transitions.
Campaign hookReplace [brackets]
Vertical social opening
A vertical short video for [audience] about [single idea]. Open immediately on [surprising visual] in a close shot. The subject [one clear action] while the camera [one movement]. Cut once to reveal [new information], then end on [recognizable product, character or symbol] held steady with clean space for a short caption. [Mood], [lighting], crisp motion, consistent subject details.
Best workflow
Direct the sequence before adding polish
Write the prompt like a compact storyboard: define the opening, main action and ending, give each shot one job, then review subject and motion stability before adding visual polish.
Use a concise sequence of visible actions and camera changes so the subject, atmosphere and story direction remain coherent across shots.
Create with Seedance 1.0 Pro- 01
Choose the starting point
Use text when the scene is open-ended; use a clear image when a person, product, composition or visual style must stay recognizable.
- 02
Write visible beats in order
Describe the opening frame, main action, camera change and final image as a short sequence rather than a list of disconnected style words.
- 03
Review one layer at a time
Check subject consistency and action first, then camera transitions and visual finish. If something drifts, simplify one beat instead of rewriting everything.
Compare related AI video models
- Seedance 1.5 ProDirect the picture, performance and sound as one complete scene.
- Seedance 2.0High-quality motion for product videos and story shots.
- Seedance 2.0 FastThe accelerated Seedance route for faster video drafts, comparisons and creative decisions.
- Grok VideoFast AI video generation for concept clips, social hooks and product motion demos.
Seedance 1.0 Pro FAQ
What is Seedance 1.0 Pro?
Seedance 1.0 Pro is an AI video generation model from ByteDance Seed. It turns text or a starting image into cinematic video and is particularly useful for building one idea into a coherent sequence of shots.
What is Seedance 1.0 Pro's main strength?
Its defining strength is multi-shot storytelling. An opening, action and ending can use different shot sizes while continuing the same subject and creative direction.
What kinds of videos is Seedance 1.0 Pro best for?
It fits short stories, product reveals, brand concepts, campaign openings, social clips and stylized motion scenes that need a clear beginning, change and ending.
Should I start with text or an image?
Start with text when the character and setting are open-ended. Use a clear starting image when a product, person, composition or visual style must remain recognizable.
What makes a good starting image?
Choose an image with a clear subject, simple composition, readable lighting and enough room for movement. Avoid heavy obstruction, tiny subjects and overly crowded backgrounds.
How should I write a Seedance 1.0 Pro prompt?
Describe what viewers see in order: the opening, subject action, camera movement, visual change and final frame. Give each shot one main job instead of stacking unrelated style words.
Are more shots always better?
No. More shots introduce more details that must remain consistent. Begin with two or three clear shots, confirm the story direction, and only then add another beat.
How do I make several shots feel like one story?
Repeat the same character, wardrobe, product, setting and color descriptions. Let each new shot continue an action rather than changing the subject, location, time and style at once.
How can I keep a person or product recognizable?
Use short, fixed descriptions for the most important features, such as clothing color, product shape and material. A clean starting image can provide an additional visual anchor.
How can I make motion and camera movement feel natural?
Describe the subject action first and then explain how the camera follows it. One clear move, such as a slow push or side track, is usually easier to control than several moves at once.
Is Seedance 1.0 Pro suitable for product videos?
Yes. A useful structure is a material close-up, one product action or use scene, and a clean final hero shot with consistent shape, color and material.
Can Seedance 1.0 Pro create vertical social videos?
Yes. Introduce the subject quickly, use one readable action and finish on a clear visual. A simple hook usually works better on mobile than a complicated plot.
Should I choose Seedance 1.0 Pro or Seedance 1.5 Pro?
Choose Seedance 1.0 Pro when visual sequencing and camera-led storytelling matter most. Consider Seedance 1.5 Pro when dialogue, ambience or synchronized sound is central to the idea.
How do I start using Seedance 1.0 Pro in Flux Art?
Open the model page and select Create with Seedance 1.0 Pro, then enter a prompt or upload a starting image. New users can begin from the current free trial entry; credit use and plan limits follow the live pricing page.