Seedance 2.0

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480p

$0.07

USD / sec

720p

$0.15

USD / sec

Released

2026-02-12

Positioning: Flagship. Price level 4 of 4 among video models.

Seedance 2.0 is ByteDance Seed's flagship video model, generating video and synchronized audio together in one unified architecture. Its technical report, following the February 2026 launch in China, describes text, image, audio and video inputs, with up to 9 images, 3 video clips and 3 audio clips as references. Clips run 4 to 15 seconds.

Pricing

Pay for what you use: credits are deducted only when a request succeeds.
Prices in USD · $1 = 100 credits
480p
$0.0700
720p
$0.1500
1080p
$0.3700
4K
$0.7776
USD / sec
By video tokens · USD / 1M
ResolutionText → videoImage / video → video
480p–720p$7.00$4.30
1080p$7.70$4.70
4K$4.00$2.40
720p · 16:9 · 5 s ≈ $0.75

Billed on video tokens: width × height × seconds × 24 fps ÷ 1024, at the resolution tier's per-1M rate — the per-second prices shown assume 16:9 with no video input. 1:1 aspect costs ~44% less; adding reference video switches to the with-input tier; 4K is available with its own rate (no video input 4.0 / with video input 2.4 USD per 1M video tokens). Failed tasks are not billed.

Demo

Straight from the model, no edits. Open any item to see the exact prompt.

Product turntable: watch on pedestalCommercial
Prompt
An unbranded stainless steel wristwatch with a navy dial rests upright on a low brushed-metal pedestal, light sliding across the case and crystal as it turns. Seamless dark charcoal studio backdrop. Close-up, single movement: slow 180-degree orbit around the watch, eye level, 85mm lens, shallow depth of field. Two softboxes at grazing angles to rake the metal surfaces, cool neutral high-contrast commercial grade, 24fps film look. Negative: blurry, warped text, oversaturated, watermark.
Pour shot: juice into glassCommercial
Prompt
Chilled orange juice pours in a steady stream into a tall clear glass on a white stone counter, condensation beading on the glass, a few ice cubes settling. Calm steady energy. Opens on: the first stream hitting the glass base. Ends on: the glass nearly full with foam settling at the rim. Bright airy kitchen background, softly out of focus. Close-up, single movement: locked-off static, slightly below rim height, 50mm lens, shallow depth of field. Backlight through the juice making it glow, clean high-key commercial grade, 24fps film look. Negative: blurry, warped text, oversaturated, watermark.
Open office, morning lightCommercial
Prompt
An open-plan office at the start of the day: a few colleagues settle at desks, one carries a coffee across frame, another rolls a chair into place, plants and warm wood surfaces throughout. Calm building energy. Opens on: the room nearly empty with low morning light. Ends on: three people seated and working. Wide shot, single movement: slow crane-up revealing the depth of the floor, starting at desk height, 24mm lens, deep focus. Long shafts of low morning sun through tall windows with cool shadow fill, warm inviting corporate grade, 24fps film look. Negative: blurry, distorted faces, warped text, oversaturated, watermark.
Customer testimonial setupCommercial
Prompt
An Australian woman in her early 50s, short silver-grey bob, warm crinkled eyes, an easy genuine smile, average build, wearing a soft teal knit sweater, sits in a mid-century armchair speaking toward someone just off camera, gesturing lightly with one hand. Behind her a blurred bookshelf and a floor lamp. Medium close-up, single movement: locked-off static, eye level, 85mm lens, shallow depth of field. Soft key from a large window at forty-five degrees with a warm practical lamp for separation, warm natural documentary grade, 24fps film look. Negative: blurry, distorted faces, extra fingers, warped text, oversaturated, watermark.
Pick-and-place headTech & product
Prompt
A pick-and-place head on a benchtop assembly machine steps across a green circuit board, setting one dark chip after another onto pads of grey solder paste. Steady, mechanical energy. Real-time movement only. Opens on: the nozzle descends and releases a component. Ends on: the head slides two positions left and lowers again. A dim electronics lab bench at night, an anti-static mat, a reel of tape-and-reel components feeding in from the left, unbranded equipment, no readable text or part numbers. Extreme close-up, single movement: locked-off static, low angle just above the board plane, 100mm macro lens at 24fps, shallow depth of field at f/4. A single articulated task lamp as the only source, cool neutral grade with a green cast off the board, real solder-paste texture, subtle 35mm film grain. Negative: blurry, warped text, extra components, distorted geometry, oversaturated, watermark, no digital sharpness, no CGI gloss, no over-smoothed textures
Condensation runs the glassTech & product
Prompt
A tall clear glass bottle of still water, unbranded with no label and no readable text, stands on a slab of dark slate, beaded with condensation. Calm, steady energy. Real-time movement only. Opens on: a single droplet breaks loose and runs the full height of the glass. Ends on: it reaches the slate and pools. A dark tabletop studio, a faint grey seamless backdrop, a thin sheet of water on the slate reflecting the bottle, nothing else in frame. Medium close-up, single movement: locked-off static, eye level with the bottle's midpoint, 85mm spherical lens at 24fps, shallow depth of field at f/2.8. A tall narrow softbox behind and to the left giving a full-height edge highlight down the glass, a black card opposite, cool neutral grade, real glass caustics and water texture, subtle 35mm film grain. Negative: blurry, warped text, labels, logos, extra objects, oversaturated, watermark, no digital sharpness, no CGI gloss, no over-smoothed textures

Where it fits

Good fit
  • Short cinematic clips with generated sound in the same pass
  • Reference-driven generation that keeps characters and scenes consistent across image and video inputs
  • Shots pinned to a first and last frame for controlled transitions
  • Final renders after drafting prompts on Seedance 2.0 Fast
Usually not ideal
  • Rapid, low-cost iteration — Seedance 2.0 Fast on ATP is quicker and cheaper
  • Single continuous videos longer than 15 seconds — longer pieces need to be assembled from multiple clips

Benchmarks

Vendor-reported
  • SeedVideoBench 2.0 T2V — Motion3.75 / 5

    Table 1, expert rating 1–5; vs Kling 3.0 (3.10), Veo 3.1, Sora 2 Pro, Kling 2.6, Seedance 1.5

    ByteDance Seed
  • SeedVideoBench 2.0 T2V — Audio-Visual Sync3.75 / 5

    Table 1, expert rating 1–5; runner-up Seedance 1.5 at 2.91

    ByteDance Seed
  • SeedVideoBench 2.0 I2V — Motion Quality3.35 / 5

    Table 9, expert rating 1–5; vs Kling 3.0 (2.80), Veo 3.1, Wan 2.6, Kling 2.6, Seedance 1.5 Pro

    ByteDance Seed
  • SeedVideoBench 2.0 R2V — Reference Alignment3.03 / 5

    Table 24, reference-to-video, expert rating 1–5; vs Kling 3.0 (2.37), Kling O1, Vidu Q2 Pro

    ByteDance Seed

Scores as published by each vendor, not measured by ATP. Test conditions vary, so they are not directly comparable across vendors.

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  • 480p$21.00

$21.00 USD / month · 2,100 credits / month

An estimate at our USD prices (USD 1 = 100 credits). What each request actually cost shows up in your console's request log. Uses the per-second price of the resolution you picked.

Quickstart

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models.sh · curl
curl -s https://api.atptoken.ai/v1/models \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer atp-•••"

# data[].id: "seedance-2-0"

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FAQ

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What can I send Seedance 2.0, and what do I get back?
Seedance 2.0 is a ByteDance (Seedance) video generation model. Send a text prompt (optionally with image or video input) and you get back video clips at 480p / 720p / 1080p / 4k. Text-only and image/video requests are priced differently.
How is Seedance 2.0 priced?
You pay per second of video. The price depends on the resolution you pick (480p / 720p / 1080p / 4k). The pricing section also lists prices per 1M video tokens by resolution. You only pay when a request succeeds. $1 = 100 credits. See pricing
How do I call Seedance 2.0 on ATP?
Create a project API key. Check that "seedance-2-0" shows up with GET https://api.atptoken.ai/v1/models, then follow the video generation docs with model set to that id.

Sources

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