AI Video Maker

Write the scene, upload a photo, or add reference media—then let Seedance or Veo handle the motion. Watch the preview here and download when the clip feels right.

How it works

From Prompt to Download in Four Steps

Everything happens on this page—model, scene, credits, preview, and export.

1

Choose model and mode

Seedance or Veo, then text, image, or reference mode depending on what you are starting with.

2

Describe the shot

Who moves, what happens, how the camera behaves. Attach images, clips, or audio only if your mode supports them.

3

Set length and format

Pick aspect ratio, resolution, and duration from what the model exposes. Confirm credits on Generate.

4

Preview and export

Watch the result in the player. Download the take you want or tweak the prompt and run again.

Why AIDance

Video Experiments Without Tool-Hopping

Compare Seedance and Veo, reuse references, and keep recent clips where you can find them.

Seedance and Veo in one place

Move between Seedance 2.0, 2.5, and Veo 3 without new tabs. Each line has its own modes and limits.

Start from what you have

A product photo, a mood board frame, or supported clip/audio—use whatever your mode accepts to steer the output.

Clips sized for the feed

Vertical, square, or wide: choose ratio and runtime from the options your model actually exposes.

Preview before you post

Replay the render, scan faces and text, then download—or open recent videos if you want an earlier take.

Model guide

Seedance vs Veo—Which First?

Seedance 2.0 and Veo 3 are highlighted below; Seedance 2.5 also lives in the selector with edit and extend modes.

Available now

Seedance 2.0

Build short scenes from a prompt, an image, or supported visual and audio references, with optional generated audio.

Text, image, and reference modes

Modes, variants, and max duration differ by model.

4–15 second duration options

Modes, variants, and max duration differ by model.

Audio generation; Web Search in supported text modes

Modes, variants, and max duration differ by model.

Pick for the job

Dialogue-heavy scenes, cinematic frames, or quick photo animation—start with the model that matches the material you have.

Use cases

Clips People Build Here

Product motion, launch teasers, story beats, or the next post for TikTok and Reels—same generator, different briefs.

Products that move: Animate a hero shot or try a seasonal backdrop before the ad goes live. Check packaging and labels in the preview.

Products that move

Animate a hero shot or try a seasonal backdrop before the ad goes live. Check packaging and labels in the preview.

Product momentsVariationsCampaign assets
Teasers the team can react to: Turn a launch line into a moving mock-up your stakeholders can comment on the same day.

Teasers the team can react to

Turn a launch line into a moving mock-up your stakeholders can comment on the same day.

Motion conceptsBrand storiesLaunches
Story beats on a budget: Block out action, camera, and character beats with prompts and references before you commit to a full shoot.

Story beats on a budget

Block out action, camera, and character beats with prompts and references before you commit to a full shoot.

CharactersScenesStory beats
Short-form and dance-ready clips: Draft vertical posts, serial content, or dance-style ideas—bring references when your mode allows.

Short-form and dance-ready clips

Draft vertical posts, serial content, or dance-style ideas—bring references when your mode allows.

Short-form videoDance ideasCreator content

FAQ

AI Video Maker FAQs

Models, modes, credits, and where downloads land—before you spend credits.

Short clips from text, photo animation, or reference-guided scenes—product spots, story tests, social posts, or dance-style ideas. Quality and length depend on your model, mode, and settings.

Ready to roll camera?

Scroll to the generator, pick Seedance or Veo, and run your first preview on this page.

Create a Video

Disclaimer

AIDance is an independent AI platform for video and image creation. AIDance is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by OpenAI, Google, ByteDance, or any other AI model provider. Model names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.