Seedance 2.0 AI Video Generator
AI video generator from text, image, or audio.
Seedance 2.0 is a web-based AI video generation tool that converts text prompts, images, or audio into short videos.
It focuses on a minimal workflow — users provide an input, select a generation mode, and receive a rendered video without needing traditional video editing tools.
Rather than acting as a full video editor, Seedance 2.0 positions itself as a fast generation layer for turning ideas or assets into visual output.
Features
Text-to-video generation from natural language prompts
Image-to-video generation from static images
Audio-driven video generation
Simple browser-based workflow (no local setup required)
Quick generation with downloadable results
Designed for ease of use over fine-grained manual editing
Use Cases
Rapid prototyping of visual ideas or story concepts
Generating short video content for social media or landing pages
Marketing and promotional video drafts
Turning existing images or audio into lightweight video assets
Exploring AI-assisted video creation without complex tooling
Comments
Hi everyone 👋 I’m one of the makers behind Seedance 2.0 — thanks for taking a look. The idea started from a pretty common frustration: video is increasingly important, but most tools still assume you want to edit, not just generate. We wanted to see what would happen if we treated video creation more like an API-style workflow — input something meaningful (text, image, or audio), get a usable video back, and iterate from there. Behind the scenes, a lot of the work went into balancing speed, quality, and simplicity. We intentionally avoided building a full timeline editor and focused instead on making the “first video” fast and accessible. That trade-off shaped many of our design decisions. We’re still early and learning a lot. I’d especially love feedback around: Where the output feels most useful (or not useful) What kind of control you wish you had during generation How tools like this might fit into real creative or production workflows Happy to answer questions and discuss — appreciate any thoughts or honest feedback 🙏
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Hi everyone 👋 I’m one of the makers behind Seedance 2.0 — thanks for taking a look. The idea started from a pretty common frustration: video is increasingly important, but most tools still assume you want to edit, not just generate. We wanted to see what would happen if we treated video creation more like an API-style workflow — input something meaningful (text, image, or audio), get a usable video back, and iterate from there. Behind the scenes, a lot of the work went into balancing speed, quality, and simplicity. We intentionally avoided building a full timeline editor and focused instead on making the “first video” fast and accessible. That trade-off shaped many of our design decisions. We’re still early and learning a lot. I’d especially love feedback around: Where the output feels most useful (or not useful) What kind of control you wish you had during generation How tools like this might fit into real creative or production workflows Happy to answer questions and discuss — appreciate any thoughts or honest feedback 🙏
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