Seedance 2.5 example 1
Watch the relationship between the subject, camera direction and scene composition.
Examples sourced from Kie AI's public model page. Explore the clips for visual direction, movement and scene pacing.
Watch the relationship between the subject, camera direction and scene composition.
Compare the movement and visual details as you consider a new scene or a focused revision.
Seedance 2.5 is a video model with support for text, image, video and audio inputs. Its published capabilities include creating clips up to 30 seconds and making local edits to video. That gives a creative brief two possible starting points: describe a new scene, or identify a specific change to existing material. Use the examples to study composition, pacing and visual continuity.
Build a clear brief for a new sequence or a focused revision, using references that explain the intended result.
Text can define the scene, while image, video and audio inputs add visual, motion and sound direction. Seedance 2.5 supports these input types for multimodal video work.
Longer clips provide room for an action or camera movement to unfold. Match the planned duration to the story beat instead of filling time with unrelated directions.
Local editing is part of Seedance 2.5's published capabilities. Describe the specific change you want and the surrounding details you want to retain, so the revision has a clear scope.
Separate the purpose of the scene from its references so the direction for generation or editing is easy to review.
Answers about references, duration, local editing and video examples.
Its published capabilities support text, image, video and audio inputs. Use references to communicate appearance, motion and sound alongside a written scene brief.
Yes. Its published capabilities include video generation up to 30 seconds.
Yes. Local video editing is a published capability of Seedance 2.5. A useful editing brief identifies a specific change and the surrounding details that should stay consistent.
The videos in the examples section are sourced from Kie AI's public model page and illustrate the model's published video capabilities.
Assign a purpose to each reference and check that it supports the written direction. Keep appearance, movement and sound cues aligned with the same scene or revision.
Explore Seedance 2.5 examples, review its multimodal video and local editing capabilities, and prepare a focused scene or revision brief.