How to Use Seedance 2.0 on NadouPro

Seedance 2.0 is listed on NadouPro as an ONLINE video model. Creators can use it as part of NadouPro’s AI video workflow for Text to Video and related video generation tasks. The safest way to use it is to first write a clear shot description, add reference assets only when they help control identity or scene continuity, generate a test clip, then refine only one variable at a time before placing the result into a fuller storyboard or final editing workflow.

What Seedance 2.0 is on NadouPro

In the approved NadouPro model mapping, Seedance 2.0 is available online as a video model. Approved platform knowledge describes Seedance 2.0 as supporting 1080p video generation, with clearer details and smoother motion.

NadouPro itself is iQIYI’s professional AI film and video creation platform. It combines Canvas, Workbench, dedicated AI Agents, and multiple generation nodes, allowing creators to move from script and storyboard to final edit inside a production-oriented workspace.

Best starting point: decide what you want to generate first

Before opening the model selector, decide whether your shot should start from text, an image, or multiple references. NadouPro supports multiple video generation modes, including:

• Text to Video: Describe the shot, action, scene, camera movement, and mood.
• Image to Video: Start from an image when you already have a character, product, or scene visual.
• First/Last Frame: Use the first frame and ending frame to guide a transition or change.
• Multi-reference: Upload related images to help generate a more coherent video result.

For beginners, Image to Video is often easier to control than pure text because the model receives a concrete visual anchor. For quick ideation, Text to Video is the simplest starting mode.

Step-by-step workflow

1. Open NadouPro. Go to the global site NadouPro, and enter the video creation workflow available for your account and region.
2. Create or open a project space. Depending on whether you are testing a short clip or building a structured film and video process, use Workspace, Team Space, Free-form Canvas, or Workbench.
3. Add a Video node. NadouPro uses a node-based creation method. Video node is used to generate video assets such as short clips, ad materials, or cinematic footage.
4. If available in the model list, select Seedance 2.0. Approved model data lists Seedance 2.0 as ONLINE, but model menus may vary by account, region, and platform operating status.
5. Choose an input mode. Use Text to Video for shots that rely only on prompts; use Image to Video for a visual starting point; use reference-based modes when consistency is important.
6. Write the prompt like shot instructions. Describe the subject, action, environment, camera movement, lighting, and mood in one compact paragraph.
7. Generate a test clip. Check motion, composition, identity consistency, and whether the camera instructions were followed.
8. Change only one thing at a time. Modify one of the prompt, reference assets, or camera wording, but avoid changing everything at once.
9. Connect the result to the next node. Use NadouPro’s canvas connections and @ references to reuse text, image, audio, and video assets in later steps.

Useful prompt structure

On NadouPro, a useful Seedance 2.0 prompt should read like a concise shot brief rather than a vague topic. Use this structure:

Subject and action + location + camera movement + lighting + mood or style.

Example structure:

A young explorer walks through a rain-soaked neon alley at night, holding a small softly glowing device, the camera follows from behind at shoulder height, soft reflections on the wet pavement, tense cinematic atmosphere.

If the shot needs specific camera language, use direct filmmaking terms such as Dolly In, Orbit, Tracking Follow, Crane Up, Close-Up, Wide Shot, Low Angle, or Over-the-Shoulder Shot. NadouPro’s approved film terminology includes these shot size, angle, movement, and lighting terms, so they are suitable for prompt writing.

Use reference assets without making the shot too complex

NadouPro supports flexible asset referencing. In a node workflow, creators can use @ references to combine text, images, audio, and video, such as using one image to represent clothing, another image to represent the scene, and a video to guide motion.

Keep each reference asset’s purpose clear:

• Use character images when face, clothing, or identity continuity matters.
• Use scene or mood images when the environment needs to remain visually consistent.
• Use First/Last Frame when a transition needs a clear beginning and ending.

Avoid adding reference assets that conflict with each other. If one reference shows a bright studio and another shows a dark exterior, the output may become harder to control.

How to improve the result after the first generation

• If the camera movement is not obvious enough: Replace broad phrasing such as “cinematic movement” with a specific direction, such as “slow Dolly In from a Medium Shot to a Close-Up”.
• If the subject changes too much: Add stable visual anchors such as clothing, hairstyle, silhouette, color palette, or a reference image.
• If the scene feels generic: Specify the time of day, weather, lighting direction, and one or two recognizable props.
• If the motion feels chaotic: Simplify the action. Ask for one primary movement first, then add secondary actions.
• If a multi-shot sequence lacks continuity: Plan the shots first in NadouPro’s Storyboard or Workbench, then generate clips based on that structure.

Where Seedance 2.0 fits in a larger NadouPro workflow

Seedance 2.0 can be one model within a larger NadouPro production path. A typical workflow might look like this:

1. Use Text node or Screenwriting Assistant to develop scene ideas.
2. Use Storyboard node to convert script text into storyboard cards.
3. If character, product, or environment design is needed, use Image node to create reference images.
4. When appropriate, use Video node and Seedance 2.0 to generate video clips.
5. Use Clip for online editing and final assembly.

This matters because AI video quality usually depends not only on a single prompt, but more on how clearly the script, reference assets, storyboard, and shot order have been prepared.

What you should not assume

Some online tutorials may mention precise limits, languages, audio behavior, generation costs, or resolution settings. Unless these details appear in the currently approved NadouPro materials, they should not be treated as verified facts. For this guide, verified claims are limited to Seedance 2.0’s online availability in the approved model mapping, its role as a video model, and NadouPro’s documented video, canvas, reference, storyboard, and editing workflows.

Recommended next step

Start by creating a short test shot: one subject, one action, one location, one camera movement, and one mood. Once the motion and composition are acceptable, connect the result to your storyboard or canvas workflow, and use consistent reference assets to build the next shot.

FAQs

Can I use Seedance 2.0 on NadouPro?

Yes. The approved NadouPro model mapping lists Seedance 2.0 as ONLINE.

What is Seedance 2.0 used for on NadouPro?

It is a video model used in NadouPro’s AI video generation workflow. Approved knowledge describes it as supporting 1080p video generation, with clearer details and smoother motion.

Should I start with Text to Video or Image to Video?

Use Text to Video for quick ideation. When you need a stronger visual anchor, such as a specific character, product, or scene visual, use Image to Video.

Can I use reference assets in NadouPro video generation?

Yes. NadouPro supports reference-based workflows, including Multi-reference, First/Last Frame, and @ references across supported assets.

How can I make my prompt more cinematic?

Use specific shot language: subject, action, scene, camera movement, lighting, and mood. Terms such as Close-Up, Wide Shot, Dolly In, Orbit, Low Angle, Key Light, and Rim Light are useful when they match the shot you want.

Does this guide verify every Seedance 2.0 limit or setting?

No. Precise limits, fees, regional access, and operational settings may change. This guide only uses approved NadouPro knowledge and avoids unverified claims.

Contains AI-generated information and may be incorrect. Please verify independently.

Contains AI-generated information that may be incorrect. Please verify independently.