Give your story a life of its own.
From original characters to connected shots, turn an idea into an animated story.
Start with a spark
Choose the right method for every shot
Start with the image and performance you need, then choose references, duration and model.
Check shot requirements
Seedance 2.5
Dialogue scenes · character performance · continuous action
How to use it
Describe the starting state, subject action, camera and ending state. Specify the speaker, output language and exact dialogue. First and last frames should be distinct, plausibly connected images of the scene.
Review the result
Check identity drift, complete action causality and exact dialogue spoken by the correct character. Split long speech or complex action at natural boundaries.
View an editable prompt example
Strict 2D cel-shaded anime, one continuous medium shot. Use the supplied single opening frame for identity and staging. An adult courier in a cream jacket waits on a train platform, looking right. She hears a bell, lifts her head and turns slightly toward the arriving train while keeping her orange bag at her left hip. A slow, steady camera push-in follows the emotional realization. Preserve face, costume, linework and platform layout. Soft train ambience and light wind, no speech, subtitles, logos or cuts.
Video examples use 10 seconds with no dialogue. Shot requirements above check model capabilities.
The example opens with its prompt and model selected. Add your references and review before generating. Supported capabilities do not guarantee output quality.