Can I create video from text?

Yes. Use the text-to-video workflow to describe a scene, action, camera direction, and style.

Can I animate an image?

Yes. Use image-to-video to begin with a reference image and guide the resulting motion and framing.

How long can clips be?

Available clip-length choices range from 4 to 30 seconds.

Audio is optional, allowing you to choose it when it fits your video concept.

Which resolution and credit options are available?

Output options are available through 1080p. Credit use is shown in the video workspace before you submit a generation.

Are these Seedance 2.5 examples?

Yes. The hero and creative-direction videos on this page were created with Seedance 2.5.

How can I improve a result?

Revise one creative variable at a time, such as the subject, action, environment, camera, lighting, or pace, then compare how that single change affects the direction.

AI VIDEO MODEL

Seedance 2.5 AI Video Generator

Shape cinematic video concepts in the video workspace with a clear creative direction and atmosphere.

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CREATIVE DIRECTIONS

See how a direction changes the shot

Each direction combines a visual subject with choices about movement, camera, light, and tempo.

The videos below were created with Seedance 2.5.

Mountain Cliff Roller Skating Action

An ultra-photorealistic prompt for a 15-second action sequence of a woman roller skating along a dangerous mountain cliffside with complex physics and environment interaction.

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Manga Aesthetic Swordsman Sequence

A high-contrast black and white manga style video prompt for an epic anime swordsman standing in a bamboo forest at night.

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Korean Woman at Sunny Pool

A documentary-style video prompt of a young Korean woman at a quiet outdoor pool, featuring a 2000s DV camcorder aesthetic and playful water-focused timeline.

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K2 Mountaineering Survival Climb

A 15-second cinematic mountaineering sequence depicting a female climber's dangerous journey to the summit of K2.

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MODEL GUIDE

Create a directed video scene in Orelon

Begin with written direction or a reference image, then turn a rough idea into a scene with an intentional visual point of view.

Refine the subject, motion, framing, light, and pace so the video brief gives your next generation a clearer creative target.

Product storytellers

Frame an object, material, or launch moment with a considered reveal and a recognizable mood.

Character-and-atmosphere creators

Build a moment around a person or character, then direct the setting, movement, and emotional temperature.

Social-video makers

Sketch concise visual ideas with a strong opening image, a clear motion cue, and a purposeful rhythm.

CAPABILITIES

Shape your video with focused creative controls

Text-to-video

Describe the subject, action, setting, lighting, and pace to turn an idea into a video clip.

Image-to-video

Start from a reference image and direct its motion, framing, and atmosphere.

Dynamic camera

Specify moves such as a tracking shot, dolly-in, orbit, or slow handheld drift.

Optional audio

Choose audio when it fits the atmosphere and direction of your video concept.

Creative directions for short video work

Product storytelling

Introduce a product through materials, detail, motion, and a deliberate reveal.

Character-led atmosphere

Let a character, expression, and environment carry the feeling of a scene.

Narrative camera movement

Use tracking, orbiting, or a gradual push to guide attention through a moment.

Social-first short scenes

Shape a compact visual beat around a clear subject, hook, and pace.

PROMPT ANATOMY

Build a scene direction one decision at a time

A useful prompt gives each creative variable a job, then keeps the direction specific enough to revise.

01
Subject
Name the person, object, or focal detail the viewer should notice first.
02
Action
Describe the movement or change that gives the shot its event.
03
Environment
Set the place, weather, materials, or surrounding cues that establish context.
04
Camera
Choose framing and a move such as a track, orbit, push, or handheld drift.
05
Lighting
Specify the time of day, source, softness, color, or contrast of the light.
06
Pace
Indicate whether the scene should feel still, measured, energetic, or somewhere between.

WORKFLOWS

Choose how you want to start

01
Start with words
Turn a detailed scene description into a video concept with camera and motion direction.
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02
Animate an image
Upload a visual reference, then guide the movement and cinematic treatment around it.
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PROMPT STARTERS

Give your next scene a clear direction

Neon tracking in Tokyo

A cinematic tracking shot following a cyclist through rain-slick neon streets in Tokyo at night, reflections rippling across the pavement, energetic forward motion, atmospheric city sound optional.

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Luxury fragrance reveal

A luxury fragrance bottle emerges from sculptural silk and drifting mist on a glossy black pedestal, soft studio highlights, slow orbiting camera, refined editorial mood.

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Golden-hour portrait

A warm golden-hour portrait of a person standing in a windswept field, gentle hair movement, sun flare at the edge of frame, intimate handheld camera drift.

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Quiet landscape transition

A misty pine valley opens into a dawn lake view, clouds sliding over still water, a smooth rising camera move, cool early light, and an unhurried pace.

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Editorial food scene

A chef places a glossy citrus tart on a stone table, a knife cuts through the first slice, close editorial framing, window light catching the glaze, slow deliberate movement.

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Fashion movement scene

A model in a flowing cobalt coat walks through a concrete arcade, fabric lifting with each turn, side-tracking camera, directional afternoon light, confident rhythmic pace.

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