Seedance 1.5 AI Video
Seedance 1.5 brings a new level of precision to AI video generation, offering smoother motion, cleaner scene transitions, and more reliable character behavior.
About
Seedance 1.5 is an AI-powered video generation platform that transforms text, images, and short video clips into cinematic-quality videos. Users can input a text description, upload images, or provide reference footage, and the AI generates videos with smooth motion, stable characters, and seamless scene transitions. The platform supports Text-to-Video and Image-to-Video workflows, enabling multi-shot storytelling, realistic camera movements, and depth-aware composition. Users can produce product demos, marketing content, social media videos, and concept visuals without manual editing.
Key Features
Text-to-Video & Image-to-Video Workflows
Generate multi-shot cinematic videos from plain text prompts or from uploaded images/reference frames to create coherent story sequences without manual editing.
Enhanced Motion Stability
Reduces motion jitter and produces smoother pans, tilts, and tracking shots so dynamic scenes look natural and continuous across frames.
Stable Character & Face Consistency
Keeps faces, poses, and proportions consistent across shots and longer sequences to maintain continuity for character-focused scenes.
Depth-aware Composition & Camera Control
Understands spatial depth and object relationships for realistic foreground‑background separation and predictable camera path behavior for cinematic framing.
Commercial-ready Outputs & Cloud Delivery
Cloud-native pipeline with options for trials, paid/enterprise plans, and commercial licensing suitable for ads, marketing, and production prototypes.
How to Use Seedance 1.5 AI Video
1) Sign up or request a trial/demo on the Seedance 1.5 site and choose a plan. 2) Pick a workflow (Text-to-Video or Image-to-Video) and prepare assets: enter a descriptive prompt, upload up to 7 images or short reference clips (3–10s), and set resolution and shot length. 3) Configure camera/motion preferences, scene style, and any character or continuity constraints, then run generation. 4) Preview results, refine prompts or inputs as needed, and export the final video for download or commercial use.