Create 4–15-second AI animation shots with Seedance 2.0. Use 720p output and character and motion references to test dialogue, action and product shots, then arrange them in Toonkit’s storyboard. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
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Seedance 2.0 is ByteDance’s joint video-and-audio generation model with text, image, video and audio inputs. In Toonkit it generates 4–15 seconds at 720p, with up to 9 image, 3 video and 3 audio references. Official ByteDance model information
In the playground, choose Text to video, Image to video, first/last frames or reference-based generation. Check the options shown for your model and input mode, then continue with the generated shots in the storyboard and canvas. Connect text, reference images and generation nodes in Toonkit Canvas, and continue your creative workflow through conversation in AI tools connected to Toonkit MCP.
Choose character sheets and backgrounds and reuse them across scenes. Keep the same references while changing actions and camera direction to create an AI animation series. Compare each result to check continuity. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
Test action shots by describing the start and end of the action, movement direction and camera motion. Use video references or previz exported from 3D Dummy. Split complex actions into short shots to identify what needs revision. Explore related workflows: image to video and AI character creator.
Prepare product and brand references for short-form videos and ads. Choose an aspect ratio for your channel and compare different directions by changing the prompt. Review dialogue, music and effects and finish them in editing. Explore related workflows: image to video and AI character creator.
Use images for characters and style, video for action and camera direction, and audio for sound references. Describe each reference’s role in your prompt. Check individual-file and combined-duration limits in the upload interface. Up to 9 images, 3 videos and 3 audio clips are supported. Video/audio references run 2–15 seconds each, with separate total limits of 15 seconds for video and audio. Check the selected model’s upload interface. Explore related workflows: image to video and AI character creator.
Select Seedance 2.0 in playground video generation. Start from text or choose an image, first and last frames, or multiple references. Explore related workflows: image to video and AI character creator.
Describe subject, setting, action and camera, then add references. For first/last-frame generation, set both endpoint images. Review duration, resolution, ratio, audio and the displayed credits before generating. Explore related workflows: image to video and AI character creator.
Check character appearance, motion, camera and sound. Adjust the prompt or references and regenerate when needed. Test individual shots to reduce rework across the full project. Explore related workflows: image to video and AI character creator.
Arrange shots in the storyboard or connect references and generation nodes on the canvas. Select footage, edit duration and transitions, then export the final video.
Connect character preparation, generation, shot review and editing. Test ideas in the playground, then continue across scenes in the storyboard and canvas.
Choose character sheets and backgrounds and reuse them across scenes. Keep the same references while changing actions and camera direction to create an AI animation series. Compare each result to check continuity. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
Use images for characters and style, video for action and camera direction, and audio for sound references. Describe each reference’s role in your prompt. Check individual-file and combined-duration limits in the upload interface. Explore related workflows: image to video and AI character creator.
Arrange shots in the storyboard or connect references and generation nodes on the canvas. Select footage, edit duration and transitions, then export the final video.
Ask a connected AI agent to arrange references and generation nodes on your canvas. MCP can retrieve model inputs and credit prices and connect references for Seedance 2.0 shots. Connect Toonkit MCP
Yes. It is currently selectable in Toonkit’s playground, canvas and shot generation.
Seedance 2.0 is ByteDance’s joint video-and-audio generation model with text, image, video and audio inputs. In Toonkit it generates 4–15 seconds at 720p, with up to 9 image, 3 video and 3 audio references. Explore related workflows: image to video and AI character creator.
Current Seedance 2.0 settings offer 4–15 seconds at 720p. Text/reference generation supports 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, 9:16 and 21:9; image and first/last-frame modes derive the ratio from the input. Check the selector before generating. Explore related workflows: image to video and AI character creator.
Up to 9 images, 3 videos and 3 audio clips are supported. Video/audio references run 2–15 seconds each, with separate total limits of 15 seconds for video and audio. Check the selected model’s upload interface. Explore related workflows: image to video and AI character creator.
In Toonkit, 2.0 offers 4–15 seconds at 720p; 2.5 offers 4–30 seconds at 480p/720p/1080p. Reference limits increase from 9 images, 3 videos and 3 audios to 30, 10 and 10. Compare duration, references and estimated credits. Explore related workflows: image to video and AI character creator.
Credits depend on model, resolution, duration and video references. Check the estimate shown on the generation button rather than assuming a fixed per-second price or unlimited use. Explore related workflows: image to video and AI character creator.
Official model capabilities and Toonkit’s available controls differ. Use the modes and reference inputs currently shown. You can use images or videos exported from 3D Dummy as references; this does not imply raw 3D-file input or dedicated segment-editing and automatic-extension controls. Explore related workflows: image to video and AI character creator.
Turn an idea into a scene-by-scene storyboard and prepare characters and backgrounds for AI animation. Develop image shots into video with motion and camera direction, compare results and regenerate the scenes that need work. Edit shot order and duration to bring the story together. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
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Describe appearance, clothing, expression and style to create an AI character for your story. Use a selected result to explore poses and scenes, and organize different views in a character sheet. Carry your character images into storyboards and video generation as references. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
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Create AI video scenes from text, images and video references. Describe subjects, setting, motion and camera, then choose a suitable generation model and aspect ratio. Compare outputs, revise the shots that need work and edit for your purpose, from product presentations to creative films. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
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Start with a short idea or script and develop it into scene-by-scene AI animation. Define characters, backgrounds and style, then describe actions and camera movement for each shot. Review generated images and videos and refine scene order to turn your written story into an animated work. Explore related workflows: AI storyboard and text to video.
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