Seedance 2.0 4K is live on Moonlite Labs
ByteDance's newest video model now generates native 4K footage inside the same workspace as Kling, Runway Aleph, Nano Banana, and ElevenLabs.
Seedance 2.0 is live on Moonlite Labs, and it generates video at native 4K. That means 3840 by 2160 straight out of the model, with no separate upscaling pass and no softness when you push in on a face or a fabric texture. You get delivery resolution the moment the shot renders.
What native 4K changes about your first draft
Resolution is the headline, but the useful part is what holds up at that resolution. Fine motion stays coherent, edges stay clean under camera movement, and colour gradients behave the way a colourist expects rather than banding in the shadows. If you deliver to clients, cut for a large screen, or need room to reframe a shot in post, the footage now arrives at the size the brief actually asks for.
Seedance 2.0 joins the models already on the platform, so you can pick per shot instead of committing to one engine for a whole project:
- Seedance 2.0 for native 4K video with convincing physical motion.
- Kling for expressive character performance and longer takes.
- Runway Aleph for reworking and editing footage you already have.
- Nano Banana for fast, controllable image generation and stills.
- ElevenLabs for voice, narration, and sound design.
How to turn a prompt into a finished 4K video
Write the prompt and generate the shot with Seedance 2.0. Refine it in the native editor without exporting to a second application: trim the take, grade the colour, drop in an ElevenLabs voiceover, and lay the cut on the timeline. When the piece is ready, schedule it from the marketing hub. One idea travels from prompt to published inside a single workspace, which is the reason generation, editing, and distribution sit in the same product.
Generation limits and the models included on each plan are listed on the Moonlite Labs pricing page.
