Create AI Videos and Images in One Workspace

Seadanse is a unified browser workspace for AI video and image creation. It brings supported video and image models, generation settings, assets, and finished tasks into one workflow so you do not need a separate tool for every model.

The current catalog includes supported models from Seedance, Seedream, Veo, Wan, Kling, Grok, Nano Banana, Flux, and other families shown in the model selector. Available versions and controls can change with provider support, so the generator is the current source of truth.

Seadanse combines video and image models in one workspace, with consistent generation controls, one account, centralized task history, and plan-based access. You can switch models without rebuilding the rest of your workflow.

Supported Veo modes can generate video together with synchronized dialogue, sound effects, or ambience. Audio availability depends on the selected Veo version and settings displayed in the generator.

Yes, when the selected model supports multi-reference input. Reference limits and accepted media vary by model, so the upload controls shown after you select a model define what that workflow accepts.

Seadanse does not claim ownership of your generated output. Commercial use depends on your plan, the selected model's terms, and your rights to prompts and uploaded assets; you remain responsible for lawful use of the final content.

Yes. Run the same creative brief with different supported models and review the completed results in your creation history. Model controls and credit estimates remain visible before each run so you can compare quality, speed, and cost.

Seadanse supports professional workflows for marketing, social content, product visuals, client drafts, and production tests. Paid plans add private generation, watermark-free supported outputs, higher concurrency, and commercial-use workflows as listed on the pricing page.

Timing varies by model, queue load, duration, resolution, audio, and reference complexity. Short jobs often finish within a few minutes, but the task status in your creation history is the reliable indicator for each run.

Choose text-to-video or image-to-video, select a supported model, describe the scene and motion, review duration, resolution, sound, and credit cost, then submit the generation.

Compare the same short brief across models. Look at input support, motion style, prompt adherence, duration, sound, speed, and credit cost for the specific shot you need.

Seadanse includes API-key management for supported integrations. Available endpoints and models vary by plan and provider, so confirm the current options in your workspace before building an integration.

New accounts can use any starter credits currently offered to test supported workflows. Access is limited rather than permanently free, and cost depends on the selected model and settings.

Some plans include fair-use access to eligible model tiers. Premium models and certain settings can still require credits; review the pricing table and checkout terms for current limits.

Generation time varies by model, mode, duration, resolution, references, queue demand, and provider status. The workspace shows the current task state while your result is being created.