Seedance 2.5 · AnyCap integration · Catalog and schemas checked September 22, 2026 · AnyCap CLI 0.6.2
Seedance 2.5 API access through AnyCap
Use seedance-2.5 to generate video from text, images, first and last frames, or mixed media references through AnyCap. Choose the mode before preparing your assets: reference fields and input limits differ, while all four modes support 480p, 720p, and 1080p.
One five-second text-to-video trial
We ran the desk-lamp command shown below through AnyCap CLI 0.6.2 against the production API: text-to-video, 5 seconds, 720p, 16:9, generate_audio=false. The delivered file is 1280 × 720 at 24 fps, approximately 5.04 seconds, with no audio stream. The CLI reported 59 credits for this task; this is one observed charge, not a fixed price quote.
- The output shows an olive cylindrical shade on a metal stand, with a camera push-in and no visible lettering in the inspected frames.
- The framing becomes much tighter: the shade is already cropped at the top around two seconds, and the base leaves the frame later. If the full product must stay visible, make that requirement explicit and review a new draft.
- This was one prompt and one output, reviewed with sampled frames and video analysis. It does not establish model-wide quality, repeatability, or a generation-time benchmark.
Start with one short, explicit request
The example requests five seconds at 720p without generated audio, a small first trial with explicit settings. These commands match the checked request fields.
Confirm availability and inspect the intended mode
anycap video models seedance-2.5
anycap video models seedance-2.5 schema --operation generate --mode text-to-videoExample: one short text-to-video draft
anycap video generate --model seedance-2.5 --mode text-to-video --prompt "An olive desk lamp on a pale studio table. Slow camera push-in, steady lighting, no text." --param duration=5 --param resolution=720p --param aspect_ratio=16:9 --param generate_audio=false -o seedance-desk-lamp.mp4For a short-lived agent session, add --no-wait, save the returned task ID, and resume with anycap video tasks get <task-id>. Check the existing task before submitting another generation. A pending task is not a reason to create a duplicate. The default blocking command waits and downloads the result to the -o path.
Choose the mode from the inputs you have
These are fields advertised by the live AnyCap schemas on the check date. Each mode lists a requested duration of 5–30 seconds. Multi-modal-reference also accepts -1 to match the complete reference-video duration and adaptive for its aspect ratio.
| Mode | Reference fields | Resolution | Decision |
|---|---|---|---|
| text-to-video | A prompt | 480p, 720p, 1080p | Start without reference media. |
| image-to-video | Up to 9 images; schema also exposes up to 3 video references | 480p, 720p, 1080p | Use image and video fields from the selected mode schema. |
| first-last-frame-to-video | Named first_frame and last_frame inputs | 480p, 720p, 1080p | Describe the transition between the two frames. |
| multi-modal-reference | Up to 9 images, 3 videos, and 3 audio references | 480p, 720p, 1080p | Combine the supported reference types in one request. |
Schema support confirms the request shape; it does not establish output quality or guarantee that every input combination succeeds.
Audio references and generated audio are separate controls. Supplying a reference clip guides the request; generate_audio controls whether output audio is requested. Output duration does not trim your reference audio.
Estimate cost before expanding a draft into a batch
The AnyCap model listing marks Seedance 2.5 pricing as variable. Check current pricing for the selected settings. Model discovery and schema responses do not include a billable quote, so a numeric Seedance 2.5 cost cannot be inferred from them.
For a per-second rate, a five-second draft uses five times that rate before any applicable billing adjustments. Three separately billed five-second drafts represent fifteen seconds of generated output, even if you keep only one. Compare the actual charge from your first successful task with the estimate before scaling.
AnyCap modes and Dreamina features have different boundaries
Dreamina is a separate product surface. Its long-video, extension, or editing controls do not automatically become modes in the AnyCap API. The checked AnyCap catalog lists the four modes above; it does not list a separate Seedance 2.5 extension or edit-video mode. For Dreamina-specific controls, consult the provider product page.
If your task needs structured shot-by-shot prompts, compare the Kling 3.0 multi-shot mode. For another Seedance version, inspect Seedance 2.0 on its own terms; do not assume the same parameters or prices.
Review the result against the brief
Check the full clip for subject continuity, camera movement, readable text, and any changes to reference details. A successful task response proves delivery, not suitability for publication. Keep the prompt, input files, output settings, and actual charge alongside the chosen draft.
Seedance 2.5 questions
Is Seedance 2.5 available through AnyCap?
The public AnyCap catalog checked on September 22, 2026 lists seedance-2.5 as active with four generation modes. Catalog availability is separate from a successful paid generation; your account also needs valid authentication and access.
How long can I generate through this integration?
The checked production schemas expose integer durations from 5 through 30 seconds. Multi-modal-reference also exposes -1 to match a complete reference video. Dreamina product features such as long-video generation or extension should not be assumed to be separate AnyCap modes.
Can I request 1080p in every mode?
Yes. All four production schemas list 480p, 720p, and 1080p. Inspect the selected mode before submitting a request.
Can I use 30 reference images in image-to-video?
No. The checked production image-to-video and multi-modal-reference schemas both list a maximum of nine images. Multi-modal-reference also exposes up to three video and three audio references.
How much does Seedance 2.5 cost?
AnyCap lists variable pricing for this model. Confirm the rate for the intended mode and output settings before running a batch, then use the actual charge from a successful task to estimate revisions. A schema response does not provide a price quote.
Does this page provide the provider's native API?
The examples use the AnyCap CLI to call AnyCap's video generation service. They are not ByteDance SDK examples. Use AnyCap Docs for the supported integration and current request options.
Verification and next steps
Verification covers the active catalog entry and all four generate schemas returned by the production API using AnyCap CLI 0.6.2 on September 22, 2026. One text-to-video trial is shown above. Other modes and reference limits were checked from schemas only. Recheck the catalog before relying on these settings.
Start with one Seedance 2.5 draft
A five-second draft saved as desk-lamp.mp4. Review the trial below; preserve the task ID if generation is pending.
Install the CLI and sign in once. If you are already configured, continue with the access and cost checks.
curl -fsSL https://anycap.ai/install.sh | sh
anycap loginRun anycap status, inspect the current model schema, and check pricing and your balance. Generation is billed; model access and rates can change.
anycap video models seedance-2.5 schema --operation generate --mode text-to-videoRun this command after checking the schema and cost. Inspect the delivered file and actual charge. If a video is pending, resume its task instead of submitting a duplicate.
anycap video generate --model seedance-2.5 --mode text-to-video --prompt "An olive-green desk lamp on an off-white desk, slow camera push-in, no text" --param duration=5 --param resolution=720p --param aspect_ratio=16:9 --param generate_audio=false -o desk-lamp.mp4Read the related workflow. For setup help, see installation and login.