Generate a short AI video with dialogue, sound effects, ambience, or music on supported models. Describe both what viewers should see and hear, review the audio setting and credit cost, then start online without installing editing software.
Sign-in is required to generate. Eligible new accounts currently receive signup credits, and the estimated credit cost is shown before submission.
Sound works best when it is part of the scene plan. The prompt should connect visible actions, speakers, location, and timing to the audio you expect the model to create.
Name the speaker, write the exact line in quotation marks, and describe delivery and environment. This gives the model clearer guidance than asking for generic talking.
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“Identify one speaker, one short line, the tone of voice, and the surrounding ambience.”
Request footsteps, impacts, machinery, doors, water, traffic, fabric, or other concrete sounds together with the action that produces them.
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“Describe the action first, then name the corresponding sound and its intensity.”
Layer room tone, weather, nature, crowds, distant vehicles, or indoor detail so the shot feels located in a real acoustic space instead of remaining silent.
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“Use two or three ambient elements and state which one is closest to the camera.”
Describe mood, instrumentation, tempo, and whether music should be subtle or dominant. Keep the request compatible with a short clip rather than asking for a complete song.
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“Ask for instrumental music and specify “no vocals” when speech must remain clear.”
Use exclusions such as no narration, no music, no crowd, or no dialogue to prevent unwanted layers from competing with the important sound.
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“End the audio direction with a short list of excluded sound types.”
Supported audio controls, duration, resolution, and credit estimates vary by model. The workspace exposes current parameters before you submit.
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“If a result is close, keep the model and adjust only the dialogue or sound direction first.”
The page opens in text-to-video mode with a supported model and audio enabled, so the controls match the intent of the page.
Define the subject, location, action, camera, and visual mood. Keep the scene focused enough to fit the selected clip duration.
Add exact dialogue, matching sound effects, ambience, or musical direction. Confirm that the audio option remains enabled.
Check the selected model, duration, resolution, audio setting, and credit estimate before submission. Play the result with sound on and refine one audio issue at a time.
Use this workflow when sound belongs to the generated moment itself, not when you already have a finished video and only need to attach an existing audio file.
Create a short line of character dialogue within a cinematic, educational, comedic, or promotional shot.
Support visible movement with impacts, mechanical detail, pouring, cooking, footsteps, or tactile product sound.
Build short travel, nature, lifestyle, horror, fantasy, or urban clips with location-specific ambient sound.
Communicate how a proposed scene should feel by generating temporary dialogue, ambience, effects, and musical direction together.
The workflow is designed around generation with sound, while staying honest about model support and the limits of AI-produced dialogue and synchronization.
A supported text-to-video model is selected and the audio option is enabled by default for this landing-page workflow.
Sign in to see available signup or daily credits and the exact estimate for the sound-on configuration before submitting.
Generated results can be downloaded without a visible Voe AI watermark, leaving a clean frame for review or further editing.
The composer shows whether audio is enabled and how model, duration, resolution, and sound can affect the credit estimate.
This page is for generating new video and sound together. It is not an audio-to-video visualizer, a voice-cloning tool, or an editor for attaching an existing track to a finished clip.
Default workflow
Seedance 2.0 Mini with audio on
Starts in text-to-video mode with the generate-audio parameter enabled.
Generation time
Varies by model and queue
You can submit online immediately, but sound-on completion time is not guaranteed in seconds.
Credit cost
Shown before submission
Audio, duration, resolution, and model selection may change the estimate.
Important limitation
Audio can be imperfect
Dialogue, pronunciation, lip movement, timing, music, and effects may require a revised prompt or another generation.
Short, structured audio direction makes it easier to identify what worked. Use quotation marks for exact dialogue and connect each effect to a visible action.
Dialogue
“Medium close-up of a weathered lighthouse keeper at dawn, looking toward the sea. He says quietly, “The storm passed before sunrise.” Natural lip movement, soft coastal wind, distant gulls, low room tone from the lantern room, no music.”
Action effects
“A cyclist speeds through a wet neon alley as the camera tracks beside the bike. Tires spray water, the chain clicks under acceleration, one sharp bell rings near the corner, rain echoes between buildings, no dialogue, no music.”
Product sound
“Macro studio shot of a mechanical keyboard. One hand presses three keys slowly. Crisp individual key clicks, subtle spring return, quiet treated-room ambience, no voice, no background music. Slow camera slide from left to right.”
Atmosphere and music
“A small night train crosses a snowy valley under moonlight. Low train rumble, rhythmic rail joints, wind over snow, distant horn once, and very subtle warm strings without vocals. Slow wide aerial tracking shot.”
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Describe the visual action, dialogue, effects, ambience, or music you want, review the audio setting and credit estimate, and submit online.
