Seedance 2.5
Coming soon on Viralkey — generate a complete 30-second music video scene in HD, with up to 50 multimodal references, native audio sync, and stronger prompt accuracy for song-led visuals.
ModelSeedance 2.5Set start & end frame
Seedance 2.5
Coming soon on Viralkey — generate a complete 30-second music video scene in HD, with up to 50 multimodal references, native audio sync, and stronger prompt accuracy for song-led visuals.
Music Video Scenes from Creators
See how Viralkey creators use Seedance 2.5 for performer shots, story beats, product-in-track moments, and multi-character music video scenes.
What Seedance 2.5 Brings to Viralkey
Seedance 2.5 is Viralkey's long-form AI video model for music video work: one-pass 30-second generation, multimodal direction from photos and audio, region-level fixes, and native audio sync that stays with the picture.
Turn a Prompt into a 30-Second Music Video Scene
Describe the verse, chorus moment, or performance beat once — Seedance 2.5 generates a full 30-second clip in one pass. Characters, lighting, camera moves, and visual rhythm stay connected from the first frame to the last, so you are not stitching short song-to-video AI fragments by hand.
Try it NowDirect with Photos, Clips, and Audio References
Upload up to 50 multimodal references — face photos to put yourself in a music video, product stills, style clips, and audio cues. Viralkey creators can lock performer identity, wardrobe, and stage look across a multi-shot music video sequence while the track energy still shapes the motion.
Try it NowFix One Region Without Losing the Take
When a face, lyric prop, outfit detail, or background misses the brief, mark that region and rewrite only that part. Region-level editing keeps the timing, beat feel, and the rest of the music video scene intact instead of regenerating the whole clip.
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Stronger Prompt Accuracy for Song-Led Briefs
Seedance 2.5 improves prompt adherence by about 20% over Seedance 2.0, so camera angles, performer actions, and scene order follow a music-first brief more reliably. Faster iteration helps you explore more versions of the same song-to-video idea on Viralkey.
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Native Audio Sync for Action and Atmosphere
Audio is generated with the video, so footsteps, ambience, material hits, and performance cues line up with what you see. For music video drafts, that means motion and sound feel like one take — a natural bridge toward beat-aware AI music to video workflows on Viralkey.
Try it NowHow to Use Seedance 2.5 on Viralkey
Three steps from a song idea to a 30-second AI video scene.
Open Seedance 2.5 on Viralkey
Choose Seedance 2.5 in Viralkey's AI video tools. Start with Text to Video for a prompt-led music video scene, or Image to Video when a photo or keyframe should set the performer, stage, or look.
Write Beats and Load Music-Ready References
Structure the prompt like a short MV: setup, main performance or story beat, closing frame. Add a reference for every recurring person or prop, then attach style clips or audio when you want clearer motion and mood around the song.
Generate, Region Edit, Export
Generate the clip on Viralkey, review timing and identity, and use region editing for focused fixes. Export an MP4 with native audio sync already attached — ready to drop into a larger music video edit or post as a short scene.
Built for Music Video Production Moments
Use Seedance 2.5 on Viralkey when a music video needs a continuous scene, consistent performers, and sound that travels with the picture — not a stack of disconnected AI clips.
30-Second Song Spots and Teasers
Plan a track teaser as opening energy, a product or hook moment, and a closing frame. Seedance 2.5 renders the sequence in one pass so lighting, performer look, and camera language stay consistent across the full song-to-video beat.
Try it NowMulti-Performer Music Video Scenes
Give each singer, dancer, or cast member a reference photo and keep faces stable across the 30-second take. The larger reference pool helps Viralkey creators stage group choruses, duets, and ensemble moments without losing identity mid-clip.
Try it NowStage and Set Previsualization for MVs
Use spatial or style references to lock camera height, stage depth, and prop scale before the final look. Useful for music video previsualization, venue walkthroughs, and concept pitches where composition has to follow a planned set.
Try it NowCampaign Variants for the Same Track
Lock a strong base take of the song visual, then region-edit a costume color, logo prop, or background for each market or cutdown. Viralkey teams can ship more music campaign variants without re-rolling every successful shot.
Try it NowLoved by Creators
“I set a start frame for the verse look and an end frame for the hook — Seedance 2.5 fills the motion between them.”
“Up to 50 reference images is enough to keep our performers recognizable without rewriting the whole brief.”
“Short clips in the up-to-thirty-second range fit the song sections I actually need for teasers.”
“I set a start frame for the verse look and an end frame for the hook — Seedance 2.5 fills the motion between them.”
“Up to 50 reference images is enough to keep our performers recognizable without rewriting the whole brief.”
“Short clips in the up-to-thirty-second range fit the song sections I actually need for teasers.”
“I set a start frame for the verse look and an end frame for the hook — Seedance 2.5 fills the motion between them.”
“Up to 50 reference images is enough to keep our performers recognizable without rewriting the whole brief.”
“Short clips in the up-to-thirty-second range fit the song sections I actually need for teasers.”
“I set a start frame for the verse look and an end frame for the hook — Seedance 2.5 fills the motion between them.”
“Up to 50 reference images is enough to keep our performers recognizable without rewriting the whole brief.”
“Short clips in the up-to-thirty-second range fit the song sections I actually need for teasers.”
“I switch between 9:16 and 16:9 on the same prompt when I need a vertical cut and a landscape cut.”
“Prompt plus references feels closer to art direction than hoping a text-only model guesses the wardrobe.”
“I dial duration around the drop, then regenerate with a tighter end frame when the close needs to land harder.”
“I switch between 9:16 and 16:9 on the same prompt when I need a vertical cut and a landscape cut.”
“Prompt plus references feels closer to art direction than hoping a text-only model guesses the wardrobe.”
“I dial duration around the drop, then regenerate with a tighter end frame when the close needs to land harder.”
“I switch between 9:16 and 16:9 on the same prompt when I need a vertical cut and a landscape cut.”
“Prompt plus references feels closer to art direction than hoping a text-only model guesses the wardrobe.”
“I dial duration around the drop, then regenerate with a tighter end frame when the close needs to land harder.”
“I switch between 9:16 and 16:9 on the same prompt when I need a vertical cut and a landscape cut.”
“Prompt plus references feels closer to art direction than hoping a text-only model guesses the wardrobe.”
“I dial duration around the drop, then regenerate with a tighter end frame when the close needs to land harder.”
“Start/end frame mode is how I sketch a scene before I commit the clip into a Viralkey template.”
“Reference stills keep stage lighting and outfit cues consistent when I iterate the same chorus idea.”
“When a take misses, I change one frame or one line of the prompt and run again — no fake edit chat required.”
“Start/end frame mode is how I sketch a scene before I commit the clip into a Viralkey template.”
“Reference stills keep stage lighting and outfit cues consistent when I iterate the same chorus idea.”
“When a take misses, I change one frame or one line of the prompt and run again — no fake edit chat required.”
“Start/end frame mode is how I sketch a scene before I commit the clip into a Viralkey template.”
“Reference stills keep stage lighting and outfit cues consistent when I iterate the same chorus idea.”
“When a take misses, I change one frame or one line of the prompt and run again — no fake edit chat required.”
“Start/end frame mode is how I sketch a scene before I commit the clip into a Viralkey template.”
“Reference stills keep stage lighting and outfit cues consistent when I iterate the same chorus idea.”
“When a take misses, I change one frame or one line of the prompt and run again — no fake edit chat required.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Seedance 2.5 is Viralkey's AI video model for short, song-ready clips. Direct a take with a start and end frame, or write a prompt with up to 50 reference images. Set aspect, resolution, and a duration between four and thirty seconds, then generate inside Viralkey.
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