Version: v1.0.0 | Last Updated: 2026-06-11This platform fully supports the Doubao Seedance series video generation API. Requests and responses are transparently proxied, and all parameter semantics remain consistent with the official API.
Submit a video generation task. The task is processed asynchronously; a task id is returned immediately. Use the Query Task endpoint to poll for completion.
POST https://platform.dataeyes.ai/seedance/api/v3/contents/generations/tasks
Array of content objects defining the generation input. See Content Objects. Note: Seedance 2.0 models restrict face-related content in reference images; consult safety guidelines for details.
callback_url
string
No
-
Webhook URL for task completion notifications. When the task reaches a terminal status (succeeded, failed, cancelled, expired), the platform sends an HTTP POST request to this URL with the full task result as the JSON body. The callback is best-effort; implement idempotent handling on your server.
return_last_frame
boolean
No
false
When true, the completed task response includes a last_frame_url field containing the last frame of the generated video as an image URL. Useful for chaining I2V tasks or for thumbnail generation.
service_tier
string
No
"default"
Service tier for task execution. Values: "default", "flex". Seedance 2.0 models only support "default". The "flex" tier offers lower cost with potentially longer queue times.
execution_expires_after
integer
No
172800
Maximum time (in seconds) a task may remain in the queue before being automatically expired. Range: [3600, 259200] (1 hour to 3 days). Default: 172800 (2 days). If the task has not started processing within this window, its status transitions to expired.
generate_audio
boolean
No
true
Generate synchronized audio with the video output. Supported by Seedance 2.0 and 1.5 Pro models only. When enabled, the output video contains a single audio channel. Set to false to produce silent video.
draft
boolean
No
false
Generate a fast draft-quality preview. Seedance 1.5 Pro only. Draft videos are rendered at 480p only, do not support last-frame return, and cannot use the offline/flex service tier. Draft tasks can later be upgraded to full quality by submitting a new task with a draft_task content object.
tools
object[]
No
-
Enable auxiliary tools for the generation process. Seedance 2.0 only. Currently supports web search: [{"type": "web_search"}]. When enabled, the model may search the web for reference material to improve generation quality. Tool usage is reported in usage.tool_usage.
safety_identifier
string
No
-
Safety policy identifier for content moderation. Used to apply specific safety filtering rules to the generation request.
priority
integer
No
-
Task priority within the queue. Seedance 2.0 only. Range: [0, 9], where 0 is highest priority and 9 is lowest. Tasks with the same priority are processed in FIFO (first-in, first-out) order. Tasks with higher priority (lower number) are dequeued before tasks with lower priority, regardless of submission time.
These parameters control the output video characteristics. They can be specified either as top-level request body fields (recommended) or embedded within a --params JSON block appended to the text prompt.
Parameter Upgrade NoteThe recommended approach is to pass generation parameters as top-level fields in the request body (the "new way"). The legacy approach of embedding parameters in the text prompt via a --params {...} suffix (the "old way") is still supported for backward compatibility but is discouraged for new integrations.New way (recommended):
{"model":"seedance-2.0","content":[{"type":"text","text":"A cat walking on the beach"}],"resolution":"720p","ratio":"16:9","duration":5}
Old way (legacy, still supported):
{"model":"seedance-2.0","content":[{"type":"text","text":"A cat walking on the beach --params {\"resolution\":\"720p\",\"ratio\":\"16:9\",\"duration\":5}"}]}
When both are present, the top-level body parameters take precedence.
Parameter
Type
Required
Default
Description
resolution
string
No
Varies by model
Output video resolution. Values: "480p", "720p", "1080p". Default is "720p" for most models. Seedance 2.0 Fast does not support "1080p". See Resolution & Pixel Dimensions for exact pixel sizes.
ratio
string
No
"16:9"
Output video aspect ratio. Values: "16:9", "4:3", "1:1", "3:4", "9:16", "21:9", "adaptive". The "adaptive" ratio automatically matches the aspect ratio of the input reference image. Adaptive rules: only available when a reference image is provided; the system selects the closest standard ratio to the input image's aspect ratio. If no reference image is present, "adaptive" falls back to "16:9".
duration
integer
No
5
Output video duration in seconds. Supported ranges vary by model: Seedance 2.0 series supports [5, 10]; Seedance 1.5 Pro supports [5, 10]; Seedance 1.0 series supports [5, 10]. Set to -1 for automatic duration selection by the model. Mutually exclusive with frames.
frames
integer
No
-
Output video frame count. Not supported by Seedance 2.0 or 1.5 models. Range: [29, 289]. The value must follow the formula 25 + 4n (where n is a non-negative integer), i.e., valid values are 29, 33, 37, 41, ..., 285, 289. Mutually exclusive with duration.
seed
integer
No
Random
Random seed for reproducible generation. Range: [-1, 2^32 - 1]. Use -1 or omit for random seed selection. The actual seed used is returned in the task query response.
camera_fixed
boolean
No
false
Lock the camera position during video generation. When true, the camera remains stationary throughout the video. Not supported by Seedance 2.0 models.
watermark
boolean
No
-
Add a watermark to the output video. When true, a platform watermark is overlaid on the generated video.
URL of the reference image. Supports HTTPS URLs and base64 data URIs (data:image/...;base64,...).
role
string
Yes
Role of this image in the generation. Values: "first_frame", "last_frame", "reference_image". first_frame: use as the opening frame of the video. last_frame: use as the closing frame (1.5 Pro and 1.0 series only). reference_image: use as a style/subject reference (2.0 series only).
The exact output pixel dimensions depend on the model series, resolution, and aspect ratio. The table below lists the actual width x height (in pixels) for each combination.
Resolution
Ratio
Pixels (1.0 Series)
Pixels (1.5 Pro / 2.0 Series)
480p
16:9
864 x 480
864 x 496
480p
4:3
736 x 544
752 x 560
480p
1:1
640 x 640
640 x 640
480p
3:4
544 x 736
560 x 752
480p
9:16
480 x 864
496 x 864
480p
21:9
960 x 416
992 x 432
720p
16:9
1248 x 704
1280 x 720
720p
4:3
1120 x 832
1112 x 834
720p
1:1
960 x 960
960 x 960
720p
3:4
832 x 1120
834 x 1112
720p
9:16
704 x 1248
720 x 1280
720p
21:9
1504 x 640
1470 x 630
1080p
16:9
1920 x 1088
1920 x 1080
1080p
4:3
1664 x 1248
1664 x 1248
1080p
1:1
1440 x 1440
1440 x 1440
1080p
3:4
1248 x 1664
1248 x 1664
1080p
9:16
1088 x 1920
1080 x 1920
1080p
21:9
2176 x 928
2206 x 946
Note: Pixel dimensions may not exactly match standard broadcast resolutions due to model architecture constraints (e.g., divisibility requirements). The values above are the actual output dimensions produced by each model series.
A successful request returns a JSON object containing only the task ID. The full task result (including video URL, usage, and metadata) is available via the Query Task endpoint.
{"id":"task_abc123def456"}
Field
Type
Description
id
string
Unique task identifier. Valid for 7 days from creation. Use this ID to query task status, retrieve results, or cancel/delete the task.
After receiving the task ID, poll the Query Task endpoint until the task reaches a terminal status (succeeded, failed, cancelled, or expired). See Overview - Asynchronous Workflow for the recommended polling pattern.