News & sources
Seedance 3.0 Release Date
Find dated source reviews, earlier Seedance announcements and the release, pricing and access details that still need confirmation.
Read the release trackerThe Seedance 3.0 reading room
Seedance 3.0 Resource Hub
Follow release information, find a prompt starting point and prepare your references. Choose a guide below to take the next step in your project.
Seedance 3.0 essentials
Choose the release tracker for announcements, the FAQ for common questions, or the prompt library to draft an idea.
Questions & planning
Seedance 3.0 FAQ
Check the model name, understand the current status and find general planning advice for prompts, references and shot continuity.
Browse the FAQPrompt planning
Seedance 3.0 Prompt Library
Adapt a writing template around your subject, action, camera and light. These planning examples are not verified Seedance 3.0 generation results.
Explore prompt templatesCompare options and prepare references
Use these guides to define a task and prepare visual material. Their workflows do not establish which inputs or controls Seedance 3.0 will support.
Model comparison
Seedance 2.5 vs Seedance 3
Review the available Seedance 2.5 workflow and the questions that remain open for 3.0 before planning a comparison using the same scene and references.
Read the comparisonVisual examples
Pose Reference & Camera Angle Examples
Study how the same pose reads from different camera angles. Choose a clear view before assembling references for your storyboard.
View reference examplesReference workflow
Seedance Pose Reference Guide
Learn a general workflow for arranging a pose, setting the camera and capturing a reference. Check the chosen model's documentation before using it.
Read the pose guideA practical reading order
- Check the version and source. Start with the release timeline. Keep earlier-version announcements separate from claims about 3.0.
- Write one clear shot. Pick a prompt template, replace the subject and setting, then describe one main action and a camera move. Keep it as a draft until the model's input format is confirmed.
- Prepare a reference and review checklist. Use the AI pose generator to explore framing. Record which pose, lighting and composition details you want to preserve, then verify that your chosen tool accepts the material.
For tutorials covering other Seedance versions and broader creator workflows, visit the full Seedance blog.