Describe a targeted edit
Ask to remove an object, replace a subject or restyle a scene. Specify what should stay the same as well as what should change.
Video Edit
Edit your videos with Seedance 2.5. Describe your changes and add image, video or audio references.
🚀 Seedance 2.5 Edit
Edit your video
Edit existing footage with Seedance 2.5.
🚀 Seedance 2.5 Edit ●
📹 Video to edit
Reference media (optional)
Images 0/30Audio 0/10Videos 0/6
Videos ≤30s total · Audio ≤30s total
⚙️ Quality
Duration and ratio follow your video.
0/2000
Quick Examples
Video Editing AI Results
Your edited video will appear here after processing.
What is Seedance 2.5 Video Edit?
Start with footage you already have. Seedance 2.5 Video Edit uses your instructions to change elements of an existing clip, with optional images, videos and audio to guide the edit. The first video is your editing target; additional videos serve as references.
Control the changes in your video
Guide the edit with references
Use images for appearance, additional videos for motion or camera references, and audio to communicate a sound reference. Name each reference in your instructions.
Choose 480p or 720p
Start at the default 480p or select 720p for a higher-resolution output. Higher resolution uses more credits.
Keep the source format in mind
The output follows the main video’s aspect ratio and duration, although the result may be slightly shorter. This editor works on an existing clip rather than extending it.
Ideas for your next edit
Explore focused changes for product shots, social clips, wardrobe concepts and background cleanup.
Product video variations
Explore a different product appearance within an existing shot.
Prompt idea
Replace the product in @video1 with the product in @image1. Keep the original camera movement.
Social media refreshes
Try a new visual treatment for footage you have already filmed.
Prompt idea
Give @video1 a warm, hand-painted look while keeping the subject’s action.
Character and wardrobe concepts
Use an image to describe an appearance change.
Prompt idea
Change the jacket in @video1 to match @image1. Keep the background unchanged.
Scene cleanup
Request a focused removal without asking for a completely new scene.
Prompt idea
Remove the sign in the background of @video1. Keep the main subject and camera movement.
Edit your video in three steps
- 1
Add your footage
Choose a 4–30 second MP4 or MOV main video. Add optional images, videos or audio in the reference area.
- 2
Describe the change
Explain the edit, reference the relevant media and choose 480p or 720p. You can prepare your files before signing in.
- 3
Review the price and generate
Sign in and click Generate. We check your balance, upload and verify your files, and submit the edit automatically. Then review and download the result.
Write a clearer editing prompt
- Name the target and reference: @video1 is the main video; @video2, @image1 and @audio1 refer to additional media.
- Describe one clear change, then state what should remain: subject, background, lighting or camera movement.
- Use clear source footage and relevant references. Review the result and refine your request if needed.
Video editing questions
Which files can I upload?
The main video is required: MP4 or MOV, 4–30 seconds, up to 200MB per video. Optional references include up to 30 JPEG/PNG/WebP images (30MB each) and 10 WAV/MP3 audio clips (15MB each, 2–30 seconds). Audio clips must total no more than 30 seconds.
Can I add reference videos?
Yes. All videos, including the main video, must total no more than 30 seconds, with each at least 4 seconds long. This allows at most six reference videos; longer clips reduce that number.
How many credits does an edit cost?
A 4-second edit at 480p with no additional reference videos starts at 59 credits. Pricing includes all input video durations and the expected output duration. Longer clips, reference videos and 720p cost more. Review the fixed quote before generating; a slightly shorter result does not reduce it.
Can I choose a different output ratio or length?
This editor follows the main video’s ratio and duration. It does not offer independent ratio selection or video extension. Output can be slightly shorter than the input.
When are credits charged?
Credits are reserved when you submit and charged after successful delivery. Confirmed failures release the reservation. A pending or uncertain task keeps its reservation while its status is checked; use the recovery action rather than submitting it again.