Seedance 1.0High fidelityBalanced

Seedance 1.0 ProSharp 1080p motion from a prompt or a still

Seedance 1.0 Pro is the workhorse of the 1.0 line: high fidelity picture, predictable timing, and a camera you can lock off when the shot calls for it.

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From 6 credits a clip. New accounts start with 500.

What Seedance 1.0 Pro is for

Seedance 1.0 Pro renders natively at 1080p, which is what separates it from the lighter models in the lineup. Detail holds up on a large screen, motion stays coherent through a full twelve second take, and the picture does not fall apart when the subject moves quickly across the frame.

It works two ways. Describe the shot and let the model build it, or upload a single image as the first frame and let it come to life from there. Image to video is the faster route to a specific look, because you have already settled composition, colour and subject before the model starts.

The camera control is the part people keep coming back for. Lock the camera and only the subject moves, which is what you want for product shots, talking heads and anything that has to sit still in a layout. Leave it free and the model pushes, pans and drifts the way a handheld operator would.

Best for: Finished 1080p shots where picture quality matters more than turnaround time.

Specifications

Clip length
3 to 12 seconds
Resolution
480p, 720p, 1080p
Aspect ratios
16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, 9:16, 21:9
Audio
Silent, score it in the edit
Accepts
Text prompt, first frame image
Camera
Locked off or free to move
Delivers
MP4 you can download and keep

Why people pick it

Native 1080p

Rendered at full resolution rather than upscaled, so fine detail and texture survive the trip to a big screen.

Three to twelve seconds

Long enough for a real beat, short enough to stay coherent from the first frame to the last.

Lock the camera

Hold the frame perfectly still so only your subject moves, or let it go and get a camera move for free.

Start from your own image

Upload a still you already like and the model animates from it, which removes most of the guesswork about composition.

Every control, nothing hidden

This list is generated from the panel itself, so it always matches what you actually get when you open the studio.

Prompt

  • Prompt

    Describe the subject, the action, the lens and the light. Optional when you supply a first frame.

  • First frame

    Start the clip from this image. The framing below is taken from the image when one is supplied.

Output

  • Duration

    Clip length in seconds.

  • Resolution

    Higher resolutions cost more credits per second.

  • Aspect ratio

    Shape of the frame. Ignored when a first frame image is supplied.

Camera and motion

  • Lock the camera

    Hold the camera still so only the subject moves. Leave it off for pans, pushes and handheld feel.

  • Frames per second

    Playback smoothness. 24 is the cinematic standard and the safest choice.

Advanced

  • Seed

    Reuse a seed to land close to a result you liked. An exact match is not guaranteed.

What people make with Seedance 1.0 Pro

  • Product shots that have to sit inside a fixed layout
  • Turning a hero still or a rendered mockup into motion
  • Establishing shots and B roll for a longer edit
  • Website and app background loops at full resolution
  • Nature, texture and atmosphere plates
  • Client facing work where 720p would not pass

How it compares

Every model shares the same panel, the same credits and the same history, so moving between them costs you nothing but a click.

Questions people ask

How long can a Seedance 1.0 Pro clip be?

Between three and twelve seconds, set with the duration slider. Credits are charged per second, so a shorter take costs less.

Does Seedance 1.0 Pro generate sound?

No. The 1.0 line produces picture only. If you need dialogue, effects or score generated with the video, use Seedance 2.5 instead.

Can I animate an image I already have?

Yes. Upload it as the first frame and the model starts the clip from that image. When you do, the shape of the clip is taken from your image and the aspect ratio setting is ignored.

What does the locked camera option do?

It holds the camera in a fixed position so only the subject inside the frame moves. Leave it off if you want the model to add a push, a pan or handheld movement.

What resolutions and aspect ratios can I use?

480p, 720p and 1080p, in 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, 9:16 or 21:9. Vertical ratios are there for social, 21:9 for anything that wants to feel like a film.

How is this different from Pro Fast?

Same family and the same controls, but Pro Fast trades a little fidelity for a much quicker return and a lower credit cost. Most people draft on Pro Fast and render the final take on Pro.

Try Seedance 1.0 Pro now

Create an account and you start with 500 credits, enough to render your first clips today. Failed renders refund themselves.

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