Multimodal references
Use text, image, video, and audio direction to explain style, subject, motion, and pace more clearly than text alone.
SEEDANCE 2 MODEL GUIDE
Seedance 2 guide for multimodal AI video assets.
Seedance 2 is best understood as a reference-led video model route: it is useful when a campaign video needs visual references, motion direction, audio-aware pacing, and more deliberate control than a plain text-to-video prompt.
AT A GLANCE
What this model is best for.
MODEL ROLEMultimodal AI video generation
BEST FITBest for reference-led product clips and campaign scenes
WORKFLOW VALUEUseful for cinematic motion, lighting, camera, and audio direction
CAPABILITIES
Capabilities to understand before you prompt.
Director-style control
Write prompts like a shot list: subject, action, lighting, shadow, camera movement, sound mood, and final frame.
Motion stability
Useful for product reveal clips, creator scenes, and campaign ideas where movement should feel intentional rather than random.
Audio-video planning
Helpful when the video needs rhythm, ambience, music direction, or a mood that supports social and ad creative.
CREATOR AND MARKETING USE CASES
Where this model fits in practical AI creation.
Product reveal videos
Anchor the scene with product imagery, then prompt camera movement and final CTA space.
Creator storytelling
Turn a hook into a cinematic short scene with mood, motion, and audio direction.
Campaign concept films
Use references and prompts to compare multiple brand directions before final production.
Social ad variants
Build several short clips from the same brief while keeping the campaign message intact.
PROMPT STARTER
A practical prompt to adapt in ChatArt Pro.
Create a cinematic 4K product reveal video for [product]. Use the uploaded product image as the main reference. Slow dolly-in, soft rim light, realistic reflections, premium studio background, subtle audio rhythm, final frame holds with clean space for headline and CTA.
HOW TO USE IT
Turn the model into a practical prompt workflow.
- Start with the job. Define the exact asset you need: ad concept, launch video, product image, social post, caption set, or campaign brief.
- Add production constraints. Include audience, channel, format, brand tone, visual references, and what must stay consistent.
- Generate a proof. Review the first output for clarity, consistency, text readability, motion, or factual accuracy before scaling.
- Build a practice set. Use the strongest direction to practice supporting visuals, captions, scripts, music direction, and creative variants in ChatArt Pro.
PRODUCTION RECIPE
Reference-led video production recipe.
Use Seedance 2 when the brief already has a visual reference, product image, or mood direction. Start by creating one hero clip, then ask ChatArt Pro to derive the supporting thumbnail, caption hooks, music mood, and paid-social variant from the same scene. Review product continuity, camera movement, final-frame CTA space, and whether the clip still communicates without sound.
LIMITS TO CHECK
Confirm the current experience before delivery.
Model access, export settings, reference-input support, output length or resolution, pricing, commercial-use rights, and regional availability can change. Use this page as a planning guide, then confirm current options in the ChatArt Pro app before public or commercial use.
PRACTICE THE MODEL PROMPT
Practice in ChatArt Pro and turn this guide into practice.
Bring one brief, one audience, and one asset goal. Use ChatArt Pro to test the prompt direction with videos, images, captions, scripts, and creative variants.
Source and freshness: Last reviewed June 23, 2026. This ChatArt Pro Learn explainer was prepared after reviewing official references and high-quality model guide pages including ByteDance Seedance 2 official materials, Seedance 2 prompt guide, The Verge report on Seedance 2. Product access and model details can change; confirm the current app experience in the ChatArt Pro app.