Product Updates
Latest Update:
1. Use multi-angle images for better video reference
2. Batch Asset Uploads
Users can upload multiple assets at once by clicking Upload or dragging local files into the workspace.
3. Selective Downloads for Multi-Image and Video Results
1. New project tree view for managing complex projects
Click the lower-left corner to expand the project tree view.
2. Node generation prompt input supports expansion
3. New nodes reuse the previous model and parameters by default
When creating a new node, the selected model and parameters are selected from the last-used settings by default.
4. Copying nodes can retain input-node connections
Ctrl+V: paste the node only.
Ctrl+Shift+V: paste the node together with the original input-node connection.
5. Optimized real-time credit balance feedback
Credit balance feedback has been optimized so creators can understand usage in time.
1. Seedance 2.0 model support
This model is currently available only to enterprise users.
Seedance multimodal reference-to-video supports reference images (0-9), reference videos (0-3), reference audio clips (0-3), and optional text prompts.
2. Prompt specifications
Chinese and English prompts are supported. We recommend keeping Chinese prompts under 500 characters and English prompts under 1,000 words. When prompts are too long, information can become scattered and the model may ignore details or focus only on key points, causing missing elements in the video.
3. Single-image input requirements
Format: jpeg, png, webp, bmp, tiff, gif.
Aspect ratio (width / height): (0.4, 2.5).
Width and height length (px): (300, 6000).
Size: each image must be under 30 MB. Request body size must not exceed 64 MB. Do not use Base64 encoding for large files.
Image count: 1 image for image-to-video first frame; 2 images for image-to-video first and last frames; 1-9 images for Seedance 2.0 and 2.0 fast multimodal reference-to-video.
4. Single-video input requirements
Video format: mp4, mov.
Resolution: 480p, 720p.
Duration: each video must be 2-15 seconds. Up to 3 reference videos can be provided, and total duration across all videos must not exceed 15 seconds.
Aspect ratio (width / height): [0.4, 2.5]. Width and height length (px): [300, 6000].
Frame pixels (width x height): [409600, 927408]. For example, 640 x 640 = 409600 meets the minimum value, and 834 x 1112 = 927408 meets the maximum value.
Size: each video must be under 50 MB. Frame rate (FPS): [24, 60].
5. Single-audio input requirements
Format: wav, mp3.
Duration: each audio clip must be 2-15 seconds. Up to 3 reference audio clips can be provided, and total duration across all audio clips must not exceed 15 seconds.
Size: each audio clip must be under 15 MB. Request body size must not exceed 64 MB.
6. Run compliance detection first
If the input contains people in images, videos, or audio, click the Compliance Check button above the node before generation.
7. Generate after detection succeeds
A green mark means detection succeeded. You can then proceed to generation.
8. Batch asset detection workflow
If you have many people-related images, videos, or audio clips, run batch asset detection in advance to avoid copyright issues.
9. Enter the Asset Library from the homepage
10. Create an asset group
11. Add assets and wait for them to be stored
The "Stored" status means the asset passed detection. Note that uploaded assets can include images, videos, and audio.
Image requirements: jpeg, png, webp, bmp, tiff, gif, heic/heif; aspect ratio (width / height): (0.4, 2.5); width and height length (px): (300, 6000); each image must be under 30 MB.
Video requirements: mp4, mov; resolution: 480p, 720p; each video must be 2-15 seconds; aspect ratio (width / height): [0.4, 2.5]; width and height length (px): [300, 6000]; total pixels must fit [409600, 927408]; each video must be under 50 MB; frame rate (FPS): [24, 60].
Audio requirements: wav, mp3; each audio clip must be 2-15 seconds; each audio clip must be under 15 MB.
12. Click Assets in the video node
13. Select an asset group to view
14. Choose the virtual portrait you want to use
15. Use the compliant image in the video node
The video node will show the compliant image that can be used.