Seedance 2.0
Use for higher control depth and reference-heavy cinematic sequences.
Total Credits
550 Credits
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Reference to Video
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Examples
Preview the kinds of prompts and outputs this tool flow is designed for.
Reference Images
Use character and style references to keep the subject consistent across a new cinematic scene
Reference Video
Guide the motion, pacing, and camera rhythm with a reference clip while generating a fresh result
Multimodal Reference
Combine images, video, and audio references to steer look, motion, and atmosphere in one workflow
Features
- Guide generation with reference images for character, subject, and style consistency
- Use reference videos to control motion, pacing, and camera language
- Seedance 2 supports multimodal reference with images, videos, and audio
- Reference limits adapt to each model's real capabilities
- Fine-tune duration, aspect ratio, quality, and audio output in one workflow
Tool Positioning
Reference to Video is built for consistency-critical generation. It lets you guide style, identity, and motion behavior using image, video, and multimodal references instead of relying on prompt text alone.
Capabilities and Workflows
- • Reference-image guidance for character and style preservation.
- • Reference-video guidance for motion rhythm, camera language, and temporal pacing.
- • Seedance 2 routes support multimodal combinations including image, video, and audio references.
Seedance 2.0 Fast
Use for faster consistency testing before premium refinement.
Image to Video
Use when only one source image anchor is needed and multimodal control is unnecessary.
Strengths
- • Highest identity and style consistency control among tool routes.
- • Useful for character continuity, motion imitation, and visual narrative alignment.
- • Supports stronger production pipelines where reference assets are mandatory.
Limitations
- • Workflow complexity is higher than text-only or single-image tools.
- • Reference asset quality and labeling discipline directly affect output quality.
Use Cases and Output Traits
Ideal Use Cases
- • Keep one character identity consistent across multiple clips.
- • Transfer motion rhythm from an existing reference shot.
- • Build controlled campaign assets for brand style governance.
Output Characteristics
- • Outputs are more deterministic when references are semantically clean and non-conflicting.
- • Reference-video input can significantly change pacing and camera behavior.
Related Comparisons
Text to Video
Text to Video is faster for ideation; Reference to Video is stronger for strict continuity requirements.
Image to Video
Image to Video focuses on single-anchor animation, while Reference to Video handles richer multi-source constraints.
FAQ
When should I choose Reference to Video over other tools?
Choose it when character identity, scene style, or motion rhythm must closely follow provided references across outputs.
How many references should I provide?
Start with the minimum set that defines identity and motion clearly, then add references only when specific inconsistencies appear.
How can I control credit usage in reference workflows?
Use shorter output durations during early alignment tests, then scale duration and quality after consistency is confirmed.
Related Links and Search Intent
- • reference to video character consistency
- • multimodal reference video generation