Hasantoxr claims Seedance 2.5 made a five-shot ad in one generation
Hasantoxr reports making a 30-second, five-shot ad in one Seedance 2.5 generation on Migoo using two references and a voice memo. He claims consistent character identity and lip sync across the shots.
TL;DR
- A fictional water-bottle ad spans five shots in one Seedance 2.5 generation on Migoo, according to hasantoxr's account.
- Two image references supplied the visual starting point, his brief says, with his own voice memo providing the lip-synced speech.
- The opening “$0” claim comes with paid-rate math: his cost breakdown estimates $1.56 for 30 seconds at a promotional Max-plan rate.
Hydra's invented founder is in his 30s, with short hair and a grey hoodie, according to the brief. Generation and editing share Migoo's video canvas, which also offers templates for product showcases and UGC ads.
Two images and a voice memo
Hasantoxr listed two image references and described the audio in his follow-up:
- A separately generated portrait of the fictional founder.
- A product reference image.
- His own recorded voice memo.
He says Seedance 2.5 accepts up to 50 references. The thread supplies a brief, but no full shot-by-shot prompt.
One detail is muddled: the brief calls the product reference a phone, and the follow-up mentions a camera bump. The embedded ad features a water bottle.
Five-shot continuity
Across the five shots, he reports four things holding together:
- The same face in shots one and five.
- An unchanged hoodie colour.
- A handheld product matching the reference image.
- Voice-memo audio timed to the character's mouth in one pass.
The roughly 30-second Hydra ad
Continuity across cuts is the strongest part of the pitch. He compares the run with a job that, six months earlier, would have required five generations and an afternoon in an editor.
Migoo pricing and access
The creator quotes these promotional Max-plan costs:
- $0.052 per second for Seedance 2.5.
- About $1.56 for a 30-second generation.
- About $3 for two takes.
He compares that with roughly $0.23 per second for the official API at 720p. The thread doesn't state the Max subscription fee or explain how this particular run cost $0.
Migoo's public video page separately displays a $0.067 promotional figure, reduced from $0.134, without identifying it as the Max-plan rate.
Access is through Migoo, a broader assistant offering research, documents and design alongside video. Its terms describe a freemium service: basic access is free, while some AI features require points or additional payment; free points may be granted at the company's discretion.