Generate 4–30 second videos in 480p or 720p from a prompt or your own image, video, and audio references.
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**0.0–1.8s** **Visual:** Live-action texture with raw, detailed facial skin parameters. A young European male wearing silver over-ear headphones, a wine-red jacket, a black t-shirt, dark trousers, and brown boots. Front view, sitting on an…
Seedance 2.5 Flash is the faster model in the Seedance 2.5 family, built for trying out a shot before you commit to it. Start with a prompt or add image, video, and audio references. Generate a first take, then try a different camera move, pace, or reveal while keeping the rest of the scene the same.
Start generatingWrite a scene from scratch or guide it with a product photo, a reference clip, or a sound cue. Then choose the framing, resolution, and duration that suit the shot.
Select Text to Video and describe what the viewer should see. Give the scene a subject, a single main action, and a final frame. With Seedance 2.5 Flash, you can test whether a close-up or a wide shot makes the idea clearer by running the same scene description with each framing.
Open Reference Generation and upload an image that shows the object you want to animate. Tell Seedance 2.5 Flash what should move and what should hold its position. For a product shot, ask for a slow camera slide while the item stays centered and its front remains visible.
Combine images, videos, and audio in a request, with up to 20 reference files in total on JXP. Give each reference a job in the prompt. Use a video clip to illustrate the camera move and an audio clip to show where a movement should land. Watch the action and listen for the cue together.
Seedance 2.5 Flash offers 480p and 720p. Use the same resolution when comparing several takes so you can judge the change you made to the prompt. When a small visual detail determines whether a take works, choose 720p and check that detail across the whole clip.
Try a product reveal, a vertical ad, a moving storyboard, or a short scene. Use the first take to see whether the action reads clearly on screen.
Start on the edge of a closed jewelry box. Ask the camera to move closer as the lid lifts, then hold on the piece inside long enough for a viewer to recognize it.
Frame a running shoe for a phone screen. Try a version that opens on the sole and one that opens on the whole shoe. Check which version makes the product clear sooner.
Turn a drawn hallway panel into a shot that follows the subject to a doorway. Use the result to decide when the camera should stop and where the subject should land in frame.
Prompt a character to notice a light in an empty shop and pause at the window. Use the last frame to show the reaction you want the next shot to pick up.
Explore Seedance 2.5 examples from the JXP gallery. Open any clip to see the prompt and use it as a starting point for your own take.
Give creators, marketers, and storyboard teams a clip to review together before they commit to the framing, timing, or product message.
If you make episodic videos, test the opening of a scene or the beat that ends an episode. See where the character is looking when the shot ends so you can plan the first frame of the next clip.
Use Seedance 2.5 Flash to make separate previews for two messages. A kitchen product might need a close-up of how it works or a wider shot showing it in use. Give each preview one message and review which one reads on a phone.
Use a moving draft to discuss blocking, framing, and timing with a client. Ask for feedback on one decision, such as when the product should enter frame. Save the chosen direction alongside the prompt and references so the team can carry it into production.
Both models make clips up to 30 seconds. Compare output resolution, reference limits, and credits per second on JXP.
| On JXP | Seedance 2.5 Flash | Seedance 2.5 |
|---|---|---|
| Output resolution | 480p or 720p | 480p, 720p, 1080p, or 4K |
| Maximum clip length | 30 seconds | 30 seconds |
| Combined reference files | Up to 20 | Up to 50 |
| 480p credit rate | 1 credit/s | 2 credits/s |
| 720p credit rate | 3 credits/s | 4 credits/s |
Use Flash to try a new camera move or test a product reveal at 480p or 720p. Create with Flash
Choose Seedance 2.5 for 1080p or 4K delivery, or when your shot needs more than 20 reference files. Open Seedance 2.5
Make each preview answer one question about the shot, then use what you learn to plan the next take.
See the credit estimate in the studio as you change the duration, resolution, or reference videos.
Review the whole result and return to earlier attempts when you want to compare the framing or timing.
Keep the camera move that worked and adjust the light or final frame. Share both takes so your reviewer can see what changed.
Write the scene, add any references you need, then generate and review the full clip.
Open the creation panel with Seedance 2.5 Flash selected. Describe the subject, what happens, how the camera moves, and what should be visible in the final frame.
Choose Reference Generation to add images, video, or audio. Tell Flash which file guides the look, motion, or timing. Use Text to Video if you’re starting with a prompt alone.
Set the resolution, aspect ratio, and duration. For an eligible trial, choose 480p and 10 seconds. Check the credit estimate, generate the clip, and review it before deciding what to change.
Flash costs 1 credit per billable second at 480p or 3 at 720p. Check your estimate and trial eligibility in the studio, or choose a JXP credit plan below.
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Quick answers about using Flash on JXP.
Seedance 2.5 Flash is the speed-focused model in the Seedance 2.5 family, built for generating and refining video previews.
Yes. Open the creation panel to start with Flash selected.
Flash makes 4–30 second clips at 480p or 720p, at 1 or 3 credits per billable second. Standard Seedance 2.5 also offers 1080p and 4K and accepts more references.
Write a prompt or add media in Reference Generation, then choose your output settings and generate. Eligible new users can try a 10-second clip at 480p with a voucher.
Use Flash to preview a product reveal, test a camera move, or compare takes before choosing a direction.
Describe the subject, action, and final frame. Review the whole clip and change one thing at a time so you can see what made the difference.
Yes. Both models are available in the JXP creation panel, and you can switch between them in the model picker.
Pick a product, a character, or a camera move. Describe how the shot opens and what you want to see in the final frame.
