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Seedance 2.5

Move from storyboard to video with Seedance 2.5.

Start with a shot description or an approved reference frame. Choose an available Seedance 2.5 (Seedance2.5) entry in Eluai and organize subject, setting and action; inputs, settings and prices depend on the live configuration.

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AI-generated example of three consecutive storyboard shots outside a convenience store
AI-generated example
THE CREATIVE PROCESS

Creative workflow

  1. 01Define the starting frame
  2. 02Describe the change
  3. 03Select supported settings
  4. 04Estimate and review each clip

What can you create?

01

Start with text

Describe an observable scene with action, camera and lighting; start with one shot.

02

Use reference materials

When using images or other materials, check which types, counts and combinations the chosen entry permits.

03

Create shots for a short drama

Separate character, scene and camera requirements, and check continuity before joining clips.

Creative workflow

  1. Define the starting frame

    Describe the scene and person, or choose a reviewed storyboard frame.

  2. Describe the change

    Specify subject action and camera movement, including the appearance and spatial relationships to retain.

  3. Select supported settings

    Choose duration, resolution, frame and audio from the options actually available.

  4. Estimate and review each clip

    Review estimated credits before submission; inspect people, clothing, motion and audio-visual output.

Examples and prompts

These prompts are examples. The images are AI-generated illustrations, not customer case studies; results depend on the model, references and settings.

Example: an afternoon interior

By a window in the afternoon, a person in a light shirt closes a book and looks outside; medium close-up, slow push in, warm natural light.

Example: storyboard frame to video

Use an approved storyboard frame as reference: the person slowly walks toward the door while the camera follows slightly; retain coat color and scene layout.

Before delivery

Availability, reference combinations and duration depend on configuration; check the current entry.

Review character consistency, dialogue and synchronization; a single generation cannot be guaranteed to meet every requirement.

Review credits before generation

Review the live estimate before each generation. Usage varies with the model, settings and count.

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FAQ

Are Seedance 2.5 and 2.0 the same model?

No. They are separate versions. Select by full name and check settings and estimated cost independently.

Which reference materials are supported?

Support varies by entry and operation. Check permitted types, counts and combinations before upload.

How many credits does a video use?

It depends on model, billing mode, duration and settings. Check the live estimate before submitting.

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