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SEEDANCE 2.5Bring your references.
Build your scene.
Create video from text, images and supported references with Seedance 2.5. See Most AI examples and learn to separate the roles of your input files.
- Text and visual inputs
- Model-specific settings
- Review the full clip
Check settings and cost before starting
Seedance 2.5: examples and original prompts
Existing Most AI examples with the actual model identified. Source prompts are preserved; some original prompts or audio samples are in Russian. Use your own permitted references where required.
Seedance 2.5 in Most AI
Seedance 2.5 supports reference-led video generation in Most AI. A reference can help communicate a character, setting, movement or sound, but the model still needs a clear instruction about which role each input should play. Add only material that contributes to the intended shot.
Do not transfer limits from a vendor demo or a different service to this studio. Select the available mode and check its input rules, duration, quality and sound controls. Review whether the result follows the requested action, rather than judging only texture or sharpness.
Ways to use this model
Reference-led scene
Explain which image establishes the subject and which reference supplies movement or atmosphere. Conflicting files can make the brief harder to follow.
Content variation
Keep a common composition while changing one element of a brief, such as the setting or lighting. Compare the full clips using the same evaluation criteria.
Story beat with sound
Describe one visible action and the sound that belongs to it. Check timing and unwanted speech in the actual output.
How to start with Seedance 2.5
Plan one shot
Describe a subject, one action and a camera move. If you use references, explain what each file supplies. Choose an aspect ratio for the final placement before generating.
Choose settings
Open the selected model in Most AI. Select an available input mode, duration, resolution and sound option. Review the displayed total, then submit when the brief is ready.
Review the complete clip
Watch from the first frame to the last. Check faces, hands, object shape, unwanted cuts and the soundtrack. A good thumbnail does not establish that the whole clip is usable. Change one instruction at a time for the next attempt.
Settings and cost
- Reference roles
- The selected mode determines which images, audio or video files can be attached. Describe their purpose explicitly instead of assuming file order is sufficient.
- Format and length
- Choose the delivery format before creating. Check the available duration and resolution for the selected configuration rather than using a maximum advertised elsewhere.
- Cost before you start
- Review the price for your selected model and settings in the studio. A catalogue starting price is not a quote for every duration, resolution or text length. Availability and limits may change.
Check current conditions in the studio. Pricing information (Russian)
Seedance 2.5: questions answered
Should I attach as many references as possible?
Use the smallest useful set. A clear subject image and a relevant movement reference may communicate the task better than many inconsistent files. Check that each reference has a distinct purpose.
Can Seedance 2.5 edit any existing video exactly?
A supported video reference does not make every task a frame-accurate editing operation. Explain the intended change and verify whether the available mode supports it. Use an editor for exact cuts, captions and layout.
How much does it cost in Most AI?
The studio shows the current cost for the selected settings before a media task starts. Duration, resolution, model version or text length can affect it. Check your account for current payment options and any available free quota; this page does not promise free or unlimited generation.
Can I repeat a result from an example?
You can use an example prompt as a starting point. Add your own reference files when the workflow requires them. A prompt does not guarantee an identical result: the input materials, settings, model version and generation can all change the output.
Can I use the result in client work?
Check the applicable service and model terms and the rights to uploaded or depicted material before publishing. Review the output yourself. This page does not grant rights to a third party's image, voice, brand, music or likeness.