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About Seedance Pro
Seedance Pro is a rebuild of the site around one sharper direction: a Seedance-focused AI video workspace with a clean product narrative, reusable SaaS foundations, and page structure designed for real search intent.
Why this project exists
Seedance Pro is being rebuilt as a focused video-generation product site, not a generic AI asset directory. The goal is to help users understand what the Seedance model is good at, how to frame better requests, and where credits, login, and output history fit into the workflow.
That means the homepage, the studio surface, and the support content all need to align with one product story: prompt-led cinematic video creation with room for text, image, and reference-driven workflows.
- Product-led SEO around Seedance AI video intent
- A studio-first homepage instead of a loose template landing page
- Reusable auth, credit, and record infrastructure under the new brand layer
What we are optimizing for
This site is meant to work for users who arrive with a real task in mind: make a short cinematic clip, turn a still into motion, or prototype a narrative shot list around Seedance. They do not need ten unrelated tools. They need a clearer path from idea to usable output.
Because the site is SEO-led, every public page should map to a concrete intent, show product reality clearly, and avoid filler claims that cannot be verified or supported by the actual workflow.
- Search intent before page count
- Clear claims before hype
- Few strong pages before broad expansion
Current rebuild scope
In this rebuild stage, the product shell, navigation, homepage structure, and studio UX are being redesigned first. Provider-specific configuration will be finalized after the frontend and site architecture are locked.
That lets the project keep moving without blocking on model-side setup, and it keeps the later integration work isolated to the API layer instead of mixing it into every page component.
This page is intentionally plain about the current stage so the product story stays aligned with what the codebase actually supports right now.
When provider configuration is finalized, this page can stay stable because it already reflects the actual rebuild strategy instead of borrowed template copy.