Toono
ByteDance multimodal video model

Direct the shot with images, motion, sound, and a clear brief

Use text alone, anchor the opening and ending frames, or assemble visual, video, and audio references for a more directed sequence. The current Toono workspace supports 4–15 seconds, 480p or 720p, and optional native audio.

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Start with one short shot. Add only the references that have a clear job, then review the full sequence before increasing duration or resolution.

Visual examples

Watch Seedance 2.0 respond to four practical briefs

The clips below were generated through Toono to test subject stability, product motion, camera restraint, scene continuity, and synchronized sound—not just the most attractive frame.

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Reference-led motion

A compact scene tests whether motion, framing, and sound stay coherent from opening to finish.

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Coffee roastery story

Steam, hands, machinery, and ambient sound test layered movement in a working environment.

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Outdoor jacket campaign

Material movement, weather, and a restrained camera test product continuity in a lifestyle shot.

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Travel luggage reveal

A simple product action tests geometry, branding surfaces, and an edit-friendly ending.

The Toono test clips use economical 480p, 4-second settings with native audio. The workspace also offers 720p and durations up to 15 seconds.

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Practical workflow

Give every reference one production job

Seedance 2.0 accepts several kinds of guidance, but a smaller, well-labeled reference set is usually easier to evaluate than a crowded mood board.

  1. 01

    Define one shot and its ending

    Describe the subject, one main action, camera behavior, environment, sound intent, and the state you want at the final second.

  2. 02

    Choose frames or a reference set

    Use start and end frames for a deliberate transition, or use up to 9 images, 3 videos, and 3 audio references for broader direction.

  3. 03

    Draft low, then spend deliberately

    Test at 480p and a short duration, review continuity and audio, then rerun the strongest direction at 720p or a longer duration.

Seedance 2.0 questions

Capabilities and production choices in the current Toono AI integration.

Related products

Compare newer and alternative video workflows

Use Seedance 2.5 for longer sequences and larger reference sets, or compare FLUX 3 and Kling V3 for a different balance of control, sound, and cost.

Seedance 2.5 — ByteDance's flagship multimodal video model with native audio, 5s to 30s generation, and up to 30 reference images, 10 videos, and 10 audio files.
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Seedance 2.5

ByteDance's flagship multimodal video model with native audio, 5s to 30s generation, and up to 30 reference images, 10 videos, and 10 audio files.

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FLUX 3 — Black Forest Labs' early-access video model for text, 1–10 image storyboards, or video continuation with synchronized audio, 5–20 second timing, and 720p or 1080p output.
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FLUX 3

Black Forest Labs' early-access video model for text, 1–10 image storyboards, or video continuation with synchronized audio, 5–20 second timing, and 720p or 1080p output.

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Kling V3 Video — Flexible Kling video model with 3s to 15s generation, standard or pro mode, optional audio, and start or end frame control.
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Kling V3 Video

Flexible Kling video model with 3s to 15s generation, standard or pro mode, optional audio, and start or end frame control.

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Shot brief ready

Build one controlled Seedance 2.0 shot

Open the workspace, define one action, assign each reference a role, and review a short 480p draft before scaling up.

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