Prepare character assets
Create or reuse real-person and virtual-human Asset IDs when a workflow needs persistent character references.
The workspace connects three parts of a Seedance production flow: prepare reusable real-person or virtual-human assets, submit a text- or reference-guided video task, then follow its status and inspect the returned MP4. The interface is open to browse; generation requests still require a valid Seedance-enabled API token.
No entrance password is required. API calls still need a valid token, and public page content never exposes that token, private assets, task details, or generated files.
Create or reuse real-person and virtual-human Asset IDs when a workflow needs persistent character references.
Combine a prompt with reference images, optional audio, character assets, model, resolution, aspect ratio, and duration.
Submit a task, check queued or processing states, reopen recent browser-local tasks, and review the MP4 when available.
Start with the smallest input that proves your shot, then add reusable assets or media references only when they improve control.
Open the workspace directly, then configure a valid Seedance-enabled API token before sending a generation or asset request.
Write the shot prompt first. Add a reference image, audio file, or character Asset ID only when the scene requires it.
Choose the supported model settings shown in the interface, review the input, and submit one controlled test task.
Use the task list to refresh progress. When the task completes, inspect motion, character consistency, framing, audio, and the returned file before scaling the workflow.
Yes. The guide and interactive workspace are open without an entrance password. API requests still require a valid Seedance-enabled token.
You can review the workflow, accepted inputs, model settings, task lifecycle, and privacy boundary. No task is submitted until you add a valid token and choose to run it.
No. Page access and model usage are separate. Availability, quota, and charges follow the current rules of the account and API route used for the request.
The workspace supports a prompt plus supported combinations of reference images, optional reference audio, and real-person or virtual-human Asset IDs. The current interface and provider response are the authority for active limits.
The video task list is browser-local convenience history, so clearing browser data or changing devices may remove it. Real-person and virtual-human Asset IDs are different: after Google sign-in, they are saved to your account.