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Seedance 2.0 Mini reference-to-video from ByteDance builds one shot from your own material: up to 9 images, 3 video clips and 3 audio tracks, with no first frame. Output is 4 to 15 seconds at 480p or 720p, with sound in the same pass.

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  • Output5s
    gatsby-champagne-toast

    Two references, each named in the prompt with its job. `@Image1` is the woman: a black finger-waved bob, a gold feather headband, pearls and a gold beaded flapper dress with a deep V neckline. `@Image2` is the setting without her: a white mansion, a lit turquoise pool, a champagne coupe tower and a band in white jackets under strings of lights. The clip puts her into that scene: she walks along the pool edge with a coupe in hand, passes the glowing tower, turns to the camera and lifts her glass with a slow smile as confetti drifts down. `duration_seconds` is `5`, and `generate_audio` is `true`, so the clip comes with its own sound.

    • 720p
    • 16:9
    • audio
  • Output6s
    reusable-cast

    Four references, each with a job: "References 1-3 are the same man from front, three-quarter and profile; reference 4 is his apron." That's the pattern for a reusable character: lock identity across angles, hand off wardrobe separately. The output carries the headshots' likeness into a bakery scene, apron worn as shown, glancing up as the door chimes. `duration_seconds` is `6`.

    • 720p
    • 16:9
    • audio
  • Output4s
    same-couple-three-angles

    A third angle on a scene that already exists elsewhere. The references carry the two performers and the bench, so the prompt only has to describe the new camera position and the backlight; continuity is not something it is being asked to hold in words. Up to nine stills, three clips and three audio tracks travel in one request, which lets a shot be cast from the same material each time instead of re-described.

    • 480p
    • 3:4
    • 4s
  • Output8s
    pace-from-a-clip

    The brief borrows rhythm, not look: `reference_video_urls` gives a clip's pacing, `reference_audio_urls` the beat, `reference_image_urls` the set — a warehouse aisle, not the clip's own hallway. The output keeps a hand trailing the shelving in lower frame through open and midpoint, matching one continuous push, no cut. `aspect_ratio` is `9:16`, `duration_seconds` `8`.

    • 720p
    • 9:16
    • audio

This example starts at $0.025 per output second. The Playground updates the estimate when you change the settings.