SYNBOOTH / BYTEDANCE VIDEO
Describe the subject, action, setting, and camera movement.
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One clip per generation. Review the live credit estimate, then generate. Reusing or copying a prompt does not spend credits.
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AI-generated concept artwork for inspiration. These still images are not Seedance 2.5 video outputs.
Start wide. Describe the light, atmosphere, and one clear camera move to give your scene a sense of place.
Video direction prompt
Slow dolly toward an explorer on a volcanic shore. Morning mist moves across the water as sunlight reaches the distant peaks.
Review tip: Check the explorer’s silhouette and the horizon as the camera advances.
Explore a product concept with a close-up, tactile surfaces, and deliberate lighting.
Video direction prompt
A slow orbit around an amber perfume bottle on wet stone. Warm light passes through the glass while delicate mist drifts behind it.
Review tip: Keep the bottle shape and glass reflections consistent.
Explore a stylized character and a small, readable action in an imaginative world.
Video direction prompt
A tiny cream-colored robot walks beside a forest stream, then pauses to look at a dewdrop. Low camera angle, gentle morning light, handcrafted animation style.
Review tip: Keep the character design stable and the movement simple.
Give an automotive concept a clear route, camera angle, and sense of pace.
Video direction prompt
Track alongside a silver coupe on a coastal road at sunset. Keep the car in a steady three-quarter view as the ocean and grasses pass in the background.
Review tip: Check wheel motion, vehicle proportions, and the road perspective.
A video creation model for turning a written scene into a short clip. Start with text, explore image and audio references in the workspace, and choose a 5, 10, or 15 second duration. The artwork below illustrates creative directions; it is not footage generated by Seedance 2.5.
Compare the credits for one generated clip. Plan prices and generation credits are different: your plan or credit purchase supplies the balance, while each generation uses credits for its selected settings.
| Resolution | 5 seconds | 10 seconds | 15 seconds |
|---|---|---|---|
| 480p | 140 credits | 280 credits | 420 credits |
| 720p | 315 credits | 630 credits | 945 credits |
| 1080p | 570 credits | 1,140 credits | 1,710 credits |
One clip, 16:9, generated audio off, and no reference uploads. These are dated examples, not a guaranteed future quote. Check the live estimate above before generating.
At the checked 720p rate, three 5-second takes use 945 credits in total. Three 10-second takes use 1,890 credits. Choose a short draft first when you are still exploring the idea.
Each new generation is a separate attempt. Budget for variations, not just the final clip. Credits are not directly comparable across different services.
These examples show credits, not a dollar-per-video price. Your effective money cost depends on your plan or credit purchase.
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Video direction prompt
A dancer in flowing orange fabric makes one slow turn in a sunlit concrete hall. Keep the full figure in view as the camera moves gently from left to right. Fine dust drifts through the window light.
Review tip: Review hands, feet, and fabric continuity.
Describe the action you want to see, use a reference to establish the look, and refine the shot in the video workspace. Keep your first scene focused on one subject and one clear movement.
These are the options in SynBooth’s current Seedance 2.5 integration. They may differ from another platform’s version of the model.
| Starting point | Use it for | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| Text prompt | Explore a new scene without uploading a reference. | Available in this page’s prompt box. |
| Image references | Communicate appearance, composition, or visual direction. | Add through the video workspace. |
| Audio references | Provide audio context for your scene. | Add through the video workspace. |
| Reference video | Use an existing clip as a reference. | Temporarily unavailable on SynBooth. |
One generation produces a 5, 10, or 15 second clip. For a longer story, plan separate shots and assemble the chosen takes in your preferred video editor. This page does not automatically build a finished long-form video.
Use these visual directions to plan your prompt and references. Select a topic to see its accompanying concept artwork.
Video direction prompt
An adult woman with short dark hair sits beside a rain-speckled train window at dusk. Slowly push in as she turns toward the passing landscape. Warm cabin light and cool evening reflections.
Review tip: Check facial details and the reflection throughout the take.
Video direction prompt
Track a cyclist crossing a rain-soaked city street at blue hour. Warm lamps reflect in the pavement, distant buildings fade into mist, and the camera stays at street level.
Review tip: Check bicycle geometry and the direction of travel.
Video direction prompt
An adult cellist rests between takes in a warmly lit recording studio. The camera gently pushes toward the instrument as the musician looks toward the window. Subtle room ambience, calm pacing.
Review tip: Listen to the audio if enabled and inspect the musician’s hands.
Give the model a shot to interpret, then change one variable at a time. This structure works as a starting point for your own scenes.
Subject + action + setting + camera movement + lighting + sound
Make a cinematic video of a car.
Track a silver coupe along a coastal road at sunset. Keep a steady three-quarter view as grasses move past the camera. Warm reflections on the bodywork, natural motion, restrained pacing.
A turn, a glance, or a camera move is easier to evaluate than several unrelated events in one short clip.
Try 16:9 for a landscape sequence, 9:16 for a vertical concept, or 1:1 for a square composition. Keep the subject away from edges if you plan to crop.
Explore the idea with a short clip, review the result, then decide whether another take or a different resolution is worth the credits.
A simple workflow for exploring a scene without losing track of your creative direction.
Describe the subject, action, setting, light, and camera movement. Keep the first prompt focused.
Select duration, resolution, and aspect ratio, then choose whether to generate audio. Review the estimate for that exact setup.
Confirm the live credit estimate beside Generate video. Copying or loading an example prompt does not spend credits.
Check motion, visual details, and sound. Change one part of the prompt to explore the next take.
Video direction prompt
A slow overhead camera slide across a filmmaker’s desk with pencil storyboards, a camera lens, headphones, and an open sketchbook. Warm desk-lamp light, soft shadows, no readable text.
Review tip: Check objects and sketch details for unexpected changes.
Video direction prompt
Close-up of a ceramic artist carefully shaping the rim of a wet clay bowl on a slowly turning pottery wheel. Hold a steady camera, warm side light, tactile clay and natural hand movements.
Review tip: Inspect fingers, bowl edges, and rotation frame by frame.
Use generated clips as creative material to inspect and refine. These practical checks help you decide whether a take is ready to use.
Explore prompts, compare settings, and check your credit cost in one SynBooth workflow.
Every concept image has an editable video prompt. Use it without submitting a generation, then make it your own.
Use the model’s available controls to choose duration, references, and other supported options.
The workspace calculates a credit estimate for the settings you select.
The current integration at a glance. Available controls and credit estimates are shown in the video workspace.
Choose the duration that fits your shot. The landing-page shortcut uses 10 seconds.
Select the output resolution in the form. A different resolution changes the credit estimate; it does not guarantee a particular artistic result.
Choose 1:1, 21:9, 4:3, 3:4, 16:9, or 9:16. The default is 16:9.
Use the model’s supported image-reference inputs to guide your scene.
Explore supported audio references and audio-generation settings in the workspace.
Compare the verified examples below and use the live estimate before you generate.
Seedance 2.5 is a video model available in the SynBooth creation workspace. You can start from a text prompt and use the reference controls available for the model.
SynBooth currently offers 5, 10, and 15 second clips. Choose 480p, 720p, or 1080p and one of six frame formats. The default is 10 seconds, 720p, and 16:9.
Image and audio reference support is available in the current integration. Use the video workspace to see the available upload controls. Reference video uploads are temporarily unavailable.
In the October 30, 2026 check, a 5-second 720p clip cost 315 credits and a 10-second 720p clip cost 630 credits, with audio generation off and no references. The table shows more examples. The live estimate for your settings is the one to review before submitting.
No. The illustrations on this page are AI-generated concept artwork, created to suggest visual directions. They are not examples of video output from Seedance 2.5.
No. It fills the editable prompt box and applies the example settings. Copying or loading a prompt does not submit a generation or spend credits. Generate video is a separate action.
The still images are concept artwork made with a separate image tool. Their video prompts suggest a direction; they are not exact reproduction instructions or verified Seedance outputs. You can edit each prompt before generating.
You can browse the examples and prepare a prompt without generating. Video generation requires sign-in and sufficient credits. See SynBooth’s pricing page for current plans and credit options.
This integration creates clips up to 15 seconds. Plan a longer video as separate shots and edit the selected clips together in your preferred editor.
Simplify the action, use a shorter shot, and change one prompt detail at a time. Review hands, faces, object shapes, and audio before using a result. Additional generations are separate attempts with their own credit cost.
Use materials you own or have permission to use, including permission for a person’s likeness or voice where needed. Review the applicable terms before publishing commercial work.
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