Seedance 2.5 Workflow: Lock a Realistic Reference Frame First, Then Animate
techhalla · x · 2026-09-11
Creator techhalla shared his practical two-step workflow for animating images with Seedance 2.5: first lock a realistic reference frame (using 'GPT 2.5', template prompt in screenshot, per-image params in ALTs), then animate with Seedance 2.5. His key insight: believability comes from details—e.g. leaves on trees that aren't frozen—a repeatable recipe for AI video creators.
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