Video engine
Seedance 1.0 Pro — cinematic, precise
Seedance 1.0 Pro is the workhorse cinematic engine: 1080p, strong physical motion, native aspect ratios and image-to-video casting, on a 3-to-12-second grid priced per length. When a shot has to look like it came off a real set, this is the render most people keep.
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- Price
- 90 cr / 3 s · 140 cr / 5 s · 210 cr / 8 s · 260 cr / 10 s
- Length
- 3 to 12 seconds
- Resolution
- 480p · 720p · 1080p
- Formats
- 16:9 · 9:16 · 1:1 native
- Inputs
- Text, reference image, Characters, seed
- Access
- Creator plan and up ($49/month)
- Content
- SFW only — moderated upstream
Where Pro earns its price
- →Motion that respects mass: walking, driving, fabric and water look weighted rather than floaty.
- →Native aspect control — vertical 9:16 for shorts renders as a real vertical composition, not a crop.
- →Image-to-video that keeps the reference's face and wardrobe through the move.
- →Seed support: lock a composition, then iterate on the words.
Draft on Lite, keep on Pro
The Seedance tiers share a prompt style, so the economical workflow is to block a scene on Seedance Lite at 720p, then re-render the keeper on Pro at 1080p with the same seed and settings. Film mode makes this a one-click re-render per scene.
Starting points
Every tile opens the studio with the prompt already written.
Frequently asked questions
Seedance 1.0 Pro vs Seedance 2.5 — which one?
Pro when 3–12 seconds at 1080p is enough and price matters (140 vs 180 credits per 5 s). Seedance 2.5 when you need up to 30 seconds, first/last-frame interpolation or the newest physics.
What lengths does Pro render?
Any whole number of seconds from 3 to 12; the studio prices 3, 5, 8 and 10 as anchors and bills the seconds in between at the marginal rate.
Which plan unlocks Seedance Pro?
Creator ($49/month) and above. Seedance Lite is already included from the Hobby plan.
Does it accept a reference image?
Yes — image-to-video from a photo or a saved Character, with native aspect control on the output.
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