
Jimeng Launches Multiple Seedance 2.5 Professional Tools, Partners with Shanghai Film, Effie Awards, etc., to Explore AI Video Application Scenarios
ByteDance released the video generation model Seedance 2.5, which Jimeng AI has integrated and launched professional tools for. The model supports native direct output of 30-second videos and 50 multimodal reference materials, partnering with Shanghai Film and others to explore professional AI video delivery.
ByteDance has officially launched the video generation model Seedance 2.5, with its creative platform Jimeng AI being the first to integrate the model. This update not only includes improvements in model capabilities but also simultaneously launches professional creation tools for complex projects, such as Maya and Blender plugins and a smart editing mode.
Seedance 2.5 has achieved breakthroughs in technical metrics, capable of natively outputting 30-second videos and supporting up to 50 multimodal reference materials per single input. Additionally, the newly added precise timestamp control function allows users to perform targeted editing, enhancing the controllability and precision of video generation.
In terms of application implementation, Jimeng AI has launched collaborations with industry partners such as Shanghai Film Group, Movie Channel, and the Effie Awards. These collaborations focus on real-world scenarios such as film production, commercial advertising, and documentaries, aiming to explore the best practice path for AI video transformation from creative assistance to professional delivery.
This update marks that AI video generation technology is gradually deepening into professional workflows. By providing stronger model capabilities and toolchains adapted for professional software, AI is expected to further lower the threshold for film content production and promote the scaled application of generative AI in the creative industry.
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