Seedance 2.5 is ByteDance's video model built for long single-pass generations: 4-30 seconds per clip, text or image input, synchronized AI audio, and first/last-frame control. AI Fruit runs Seedance 2.5 in its live model catalog - pick it in the generator below, set duration and resolution, check the credit estimate, and generate. This page collects the verified specs, the current limits on each platform, and where the much-advertised 50-reference version actually lives.
The same model is exposed at different depths on different platforms. Pick the route that matches how much input control you need - and what you want to spend.
AI Fruit's live catalog carries Seedance 2.5 through its verified KIE contract: text or image input, 4-30 second durations, 480p/720p output, six aspect ratios, an audio toggle, and first/last-frame control. The generator below preselects it and shows an exact credit estimate before you spend anything.
The KIE API that AI Fruit uses also exposes the model's full multimodal reference pipeline: a Reference-to-Video mode that accepts up to 30 reference images, 10 video clips, and 10 audio clips per request, plus 1080p output, mp4/mov formats, and a web-search flag for grounded prompts. Reference mode is mutually exclusive with first/last-frame image-to-video.
Hosted tools market their own Seedance 2.5 versions: MITO advertises up to 50 multimodal references and 4K output, and other portals bundle the model with their own limits and subscriptions. Advertised specs and commercial terms differ per platform, so check each provider's current terms before committing a project to one.
Seedance 2.5's headline is length with control: one continuous generation instead of a stitched relay of short clips.
Older Seedance models in AI Fruit's catalog top out at 4 seconds per clip (2.0 Mini, 2.0 Fast) or 15 seconds (2.0). Seedance 2.5 generates 4-30 seconds in a single pass, which keeps motion, lighting, and subject continuity inside one generation instead of hoping stitched clips match.
Beyond text and images, the model's Reference-to-Video mode takes reference video clips and audio alongside images, so a character's face, a camera move, and a voice can all enter one request. On the KIE API that means up to 30 images, 10 videos, and 10 audio clips; AI Fruit's editor exposes the text and image paths.
An audio toggle generates sound with the picture instead of leaving clips mute, and first/last-frame inputs pin both ends of the clip - drop in an opening frame and a target end frame to control where the shot lands.
The model parses camera language - push-ins, tracking, pulls - and supports lens locking for shots that need to stay optically stable, which matters when a 30-second take has to hold together.
This workflow follows AI Fruit's current editor configuration - pick the model, set the frame, check the price, generate.
The editor below loads Seedance 2.5 from the live catalog: a 4-30 second duration control (5s default), 480p/720p resolution, six aspect ratios from 16:9 to 21:9, and audio generation on by default.
Describe the subject, the motion, and the camera move in plain shooting language. For image-to-video, supply a first frame to animate and optionally a last frame to steer where the clip ends - useful for loops and matched cuts.
AI Fruit prices Seedance 2.5 dynamically by duration and resolution: a 5-second 720p clip (the default settings) costs 210 credits, 5 seconds at 480p costs 94, and a full 30-second take runs 560 credits at 480p or 1,260 at 720p. The editor's live estimate shows the exact number before you generate.
Long one-pass clips reward structure. These four habits map directly to the model's verified controls.
Name the move and the lock: "slow push-in from counter level", "locked-off frame, no camera shake". Seedance 2.5 parses camera language and supports lens locking, so explicit direction beats hoping the default camera behaves over 30 seconds.
For anything past 10 seconds, write the take in blocks - [0-8s] setup, [8-16s] turn, [16-30s] payoff - with one primary change per beat. A 30-second generation with no internal structure usually drifts; a timed brief gives the model a spine.
A last-frame image pins where the shot lands; a first-frame image pins where it starts. For character or product identity across many clips, the reference pipeline (images, videos, audio) is the tool - on AI Fruit that means image references today, with the full multimodal set on the KIE API.
Audio generation is a toggle, not an afterthought: name the ambience, the impact sounds, or the dialogue in the prompt when you want sound designed, and switch the toggle off explicitly when you plan to add your own track.
The generator above runs the real catalog model with a live credit estimate. Want a different trade-off? Compare Seedance 2.0, Veo 3.1, and Kling V3 Omni on their model pages.
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Use the Seedance 2.0 AI Video Generator on AI Fruit for social fruit videos, energetic product clips, and short-form experiments with optional audio and last-frame control. The editor opens with Seedance selected so you can adjust duration, resolution, aspect ratio, and credits before generation.
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Use the Veo 3.1 AI Video Generator on AI Fruit for HD fruit videos, polished product shots, and short commercial scenes where native audio output and last-frame control can matter. The editor opens with Veo selected so you can review settings and credits before generation.
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Use the Kling 3.0 AI Video Generator on AI Fruit when fruit videos need stronger cinematic framing, optional audio, and last-frame control. The model page opens the full editor with Kling selected so creators can shape prompt, image, duration, resolution, and aspect ratio before spending credits.
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