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Hey everyone 👋 Maker of Dance2AI here.

I’ve been spending quite a bit of time working with Seedance 2.0 lately. It’s a powerful model — especially when you move beyond pure prompting and start using references like images or clips to guide the output.

But in practice, the workflow still feels fragmented:

Switching between text→video and image→video tools Hard to maintain consistency across shots Too many retries to get something usable Not very friendly for building multi-shot sequences

So I built Dance2AI — a more streamlined way to actually use Seedance 2.0 in real workflows.

The focus is pretty simple:

Combine prompts + references for more controllable results Keep motion and scenes consistent across clips Make it easier to go from idea → multiple shots Reduce wasted iterations

It’s already being used for things like short-form videos, ads, storyboards, and product visuals — basically scenarios where control matters more than randomness.

One thing I’ve learned: “cheaper per generation” doesn’t mean much if you need 10 tries to get a usable clip.

If you’re curious, you can try it here: 👉 https://dance2ai.com

Would love to hear how others are approaching AI video workflows — what’s working, what’s still painful.

StartupBase is cool, but I’d love to see more tools like that AI video generator. Check it out if you're into creating content without the hassle. Seedance 2.0

StartupBase is cool, but I’d love to see more tools like that AI video generator. Check it out if you're into creating content without the hassle. Seedance 2.0

Cool concept, but how about making it easier to navigate? A little less fluff would help. By the way, check this out for some inspiration on video generation: Seedance 2.0.