Creator guides
AI Video Generation Guides for Seedance 2.5
Practical guides for AI video generation, image-to-video, reference prompts, model choice, credits, pricing, and Seedance alternatives.
Seedance 2.5 guide: 30-second video, 50 references, and local edits
A practical Seedance 2.5 guide for longer AI video, multi-reference creation, local edits, Seedream keyframes, and brand review.
All guides
Text to video
How text-to-video works in Seedance 2.5
Learn when to use text-only video generation, how to write prompts, and how the workspace estimates video credits before submission.
Image to video
How image-to-video keeps products, characters, and scenes consistent
Use reference images to turn a still product, character, scene, or style board into a video while keeping the important visual details stable.
First and last frame
First-frame, last-frame, and smart multi-frame video generation
Understand when to use first-frame, last-frame, and smart multi-frame controls for smoother transitions and clearer scene direction.
Reference prompts
How to use multiple reference images in prompts
A guide to using multiple reference images for subject identity, style, product details, motion, and scene control.
Motion control
Kling Motion Control, Motion Brush, and when to use them
Understand how motion-control features help creators guide camera movement, subject motion, and local motion regions.
AI image generation
How AI image generation fits the Seedance 2.5 workflow
Use image models for concept art, product stills, keyframes, campaign visuals, and references that can later drive video generation.
Credits and pricing
How credits work across Seedance, Kling, image models, and video jobs
Understand shared credits, subscription credits, credit packs, higher-cost generations, and failed-generation credit returns.