No subscription, pay per video. Clips start at $0.026 per second on Seedance 2.0 Mini at 480p. Estimated costs: ~$1.85 for a 30-second TikTok/Reel (Standard quality), ~$3.62 for a 60-second explainer, ~$10.26 for a 3-minute episode, ~$0.50 for a 60-second slideshow (no video clips). Higher-quality o
Key features
30-second seamless video generation in single continuous clip
Up to 50 multimodal reference inputs including images, video, audio and 3D blockouts
Native audio-video generation
Local editing to refine single details without re-rendering
1080p HD video quality
Commercial use license included
Scene-level control directing pacing and emotional beats
AI image generation
Multiple aspect ratio and duration options
Priority download speed and customer support in premium tiers
Four-view character sheets with vision review for consistency across scenes
Location reference plates with named anchors to maintain room continuity
Six approval gates before expensive rendering starts
Character voice persistence—each character holds one fixed voice from scene to scene
Original music generation with automatic ducking under narration
Episode inheritance—cast, locations and settings carry to next episode automatically
Five video formats with story-specific writing structures
Export up to 4K with subtitle files (SRT and VTT)
What makes it different
Native single-segment video output up to 30 seconds requires no stitching
Supports up to 50 combined multimodal inputs in one generation
Local editing allows refining single scene details without full re-render
ByteDance Seedance 2.5 model with native audio-video generation
Credits never expire and carry over indefinitely
Character and location consistency maintained across entire video and across multiple episodes
Six approval gates ensure control at every critical step with no expensive generation until preview approved
Shots morph between scenes instead of cutting for seamless camera flow
Formats written to specific story shapes—mini drama ends on cliffhanger, tutorials open on result, documentaries trace sources