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    Wan 3.0 vs Seedance 2.0

    Two AI video models, one Topview workspace. Compare duration, resolution, reference control, and pricing before you generate.

    Try Wan 3.0Try Seedance 2.0
    Wan 3.0: Up to 30s Single ShotSeedance 2.0: Up to 2160p (4K)Both in One Topview Workspace

    Side by Side

    Same Prompt, Two Models

    For each brief below, the same prompt and reference inputs (when used) are run through Wan 3.0 and Seedance 2.0 — no re-rolls. Watch both outputs and judge for yourself.

    01

    VFX Spectacle Comparison

    Text Only

    16:915s

    Prompt

    A high-concept mythological action VFX cinematic spectacle shot on Sony Venice 2 with Cine Alta 8K sensor and Leica Summilux-C lenses, featuring photorealistic golden lightning arc flashes, dynamic ray-traced particle physics, floating terrestrial debris, and glowing ancient divine runes illuminated by hyper-detailed volumetric atmosphere. The continuous, seamless 360-degree whip-pan camera begins in a low-angle orbital sweep around a muscular, bearded Norse god suspended in mid-air above a fractured obsidian mountain shrine under a tempestuous crimson sky. His initial solemn and stoic composure dramatically shifts into furious rage as his eyes burst into blinding blue plasma energy, casting vibrant specular highlights across his weathered skin and braided hair. As the camera accelerates its continuous spiral rotation around the god, he lets out a guttural, thunderous roar, raising his right hand to summon violent streaks of celestial lightning that erupt from swirling storm clouds. The raw electrical arcs violently pull floating stone fragments and divine liquid metal together into a swirling vortex, instantly fusing them into a massive, glowing, runic-engraved battle hammer in his fist. Upon gripping the weapon, he detonates a massive radial gravity shockwave that instantly pulverizes the surrounding floating boulders into fine stardust particles and ripples through the thick atmosphere, leaving the ancient fractured shrine beneath him pulsing with deep blue subterranean magic. The unbroken dynamic shot completes its orbital loop to settle into a dramatic wide hero framing of the god hovering amidst the dissipating energy dust, legendary, majestic, thunderous, and escalating from tense stillness to an overwhelming explosive climax.
    Wan 3.0 output for VFX Spectacle Comparison
    Wan 3.0
    Seedance 2.0 output for VFX Spectacle Comparison
    Seedance 2.0
    02

    Dialogue Scene Comparison

    3 Images

    16:915s

    Image Ref 1

    Image Ref 1: Dialogue Scene Comparison

    Image Ref 2

    Image Ref 2: Dialogue Scene Comparison

    Image Ref 3

    Image Ref 3: Dialogue Scene Comparison

    Prompt

    Pixar-style 3D animation, style locked to <<<Image3>>> , <<<Image1>>> and <<<Image2>>> — render everything exactly in their look. HAORAN, the young man from <<<Image1>>> , and XIAOYU, the young woman from <<<Image2>>> , run into each other on the sidewalk in front of the café from <<<Image3>>> , both breaking into surprised, warm smiles. XIAOYU says: "Haoran? What a coincidence!" He laughs: "First time seeing you since graduation!" She replies: "Come on in, coffee's on me." He answers: "Let's go." They walk up the steps together; HAORAN pulls the right door leaf outward by its brass handle — hinges on the outer edge — and holds it open as XIAOYU steps inside, then follows her in as the door swings shut behind them. Soft rounded stylized character proportions, subsurface scattering on skin, large expressive animated eyes, warm golden-hour cinematic lighting, gentle squash-and-stretch motion. The camera tracks them from across the street with a slow push-in. Dialogue in English with accurate lip sync, no subtitles. Avoid photorealistic faces, live-action look, 2D cel-shaded style, any style shift mid-clip, doors opening inward, sliding doors, or extra background characters entering frame.
    03

    Ensemble Acting Comparison

    Text Only

    16:915s

    Prompt

    Hyper-realistic wool-felt plush texture, cottagecore pastel palette, matching the reference image exactly. Fixed camera locked at this exact interior angle, no cuts, no camera movement. A hilarious and heartwarming 15-second road trip scene bursting with individual personality. [0-4s] The shiba inu driver is having the time of her life — head bobbing to music, singing loudly with mouth wide open, one paw drumming the steering wheel. The watermelon-hat cat films a selfie video, the duck photobombs by suddenly stretching its neck into frame with a loud honk, the cat rolls its eyes dramatically. The raccoon shakes its iced drink like a cocktail, ice cubes rattling. [4-8s] Sharp left turn! A comedic chain reaction: the croissant hat slides off the grey cat's head and lands on the bonnet kitten's face, covering its eyes — the kitten flails its tiny paws in confusion. The poodle slides across the back seat and squishes the bichon against the window, both bursting into laughter. The duck slides sideways with a deadpan expression, completely unbothered, like it has seen everything. [8-12s] Bumpy road! Everything bounces — a grape pops out of the picnic basket, flies through the air, and the raccoon catches it in its mouth mid-bounce, looking extremely proud of itself. One kitten in the pink basket gets bounced awake, grumpily grabs the edge of the basket, gives everyone an annoyed squint, then dramatically flops back down into the basket. The goldfish leaps out of the sloshing water and splashes back in. [12-15s] The road smooths out into warm golden light. All animals perk up, bright-eyed and alert, turning toward the camera with big open-eyed smiles — the shiba driver glances back with a wide grin and a thumbs-up paw, eyes sparkling; the croissant cat retrieves its hat, puts it on backwards without noticing, and blinks curiously at the camera; the bonnet kitten hiccups a tiny flower petal and giggles with wide shining eyes. Everyone stays awake, lively and energetic, eyes wide open, looking around cheerfully as sunset light glows on their fur. Every animal has exaggerated theatrical acting with natural fur physics — wide eyes, flattened ears, wagging tails, puffed cheeks, dramatic reactions, while rendering stays fully realistic plush-felt style throughout. All characters keep their eyes open and alert throughout, except the basket kittens. Blurred mountain scenery streams past the windows, tree shadows flicker across the interior.
    04

    Group Dance & Beat Sync Comparison

    1 Image + Audio

    9:1615s

    Image Ref 1

    Image Ref 1: Group Dance & Beat Sync Comparison

    Audio Ref

    Beat track reference

    Prompt

    The five dancers from <<<Image1>>> , keeping each dancer's exact face, hairstyle and outfit, perform street dance in the graffiti plaza, choreographed to the music in <<<Audio1>>> , every move landing on the beat. Formation change is required: starting in the V-formation from <<<Image1>>> , midway through the clip all five dancers travel to new positions — the center dancer moves to the back as the other four sweep forward into one horizontal line, finishing the routine in this new formation. Camera movement mirrors the music's rhythm and energy. Continuous single take. Use the ORIGINAL audio from <<<Audio1>>> unchanged; audio reference only, not visual reference. Avoid generated music, added sound effects, cuts, face distortion, identity swapping, subtitles, dancers standing in place for the whole clip.
    05

    Literature Adaptation Comparison

    Text Only

    Faithfully adapted from The Wind in the Willows (1908), Ch. I — judge each model against the original passage shown alongside.

    16:915s

    Prompt

    A fifteen-second continuous shot, Edwardian pastoral watercolor style, soft riverside light. A water rat sculls a small rowing boat, painted blue outside and white within, along a gentle river, with a mole seated in the stern, exactly as the original text describes: "Believe me, my young friend, there is nothing—absolute nothing—half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats. Simply messing," he went on dreamily: "messing—about—in—boats; messing—" "Look ahead, Rat!" cried the Mole suddenly. It was too late. The boat struck the bank full tilt. The dreamer, the joyous oarsman, lay on his back at the bottom of the boat, his heels in the air. "—about in boats—or with boats," the Rat went on composedly, picking himself up with a pleasant laugh." — Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows (1908), Chapter I, Project Gutenberg #27805 (Scribner 1913 ed.)

    Original Passage

    "Believe me, my young friend, there is nothing—absolute nothing—half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats. Simply messing," he went on dreamily: "messing—about—in—boats; messing—" "Look ahead, Rat!" cried the Mole suddenly. It was too late. The boat struck the bank full tilt. The dreamer, the joyous oarsman, lay on his back at the bottom of the boat, his heels in the air. "—about in boats—or with boats," the Rat went on composedly, picking himself up with a pleasant laugh." — Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows (1908), Chapter I, Project Gutenberg #27805 (Scribner 1913 ed.)
    06

    Game Boss Battle Comparison

    2 Images

    16:915s

    Image Ref 1

    Image Ref 1: Game Boss Battle Comparison

    Image Ref 2

    Image Ref 2: Game Boss Battle Comparison

    Prompt

    Toy-world giant boss battle CG, 15 seconds, one continuous take. Input references: <<<Image1>>> for character appearance — TOPVIEW BOT PRO exact costume and palette <<<Image2>>> for boss appearance — TITAN UNIT-01 final giant form, exact design and palette References are design sheets only: do NOT render the sheet layout, labels, swatches, scale panel or grey background. Extract character design only. Character lock (match <<<Image1>>> exactly, no changes): A small agile girl TOPVIEW BOT PRO with long silver-white hair in loose low twin tails, pale mauve eyes, calm focused expression. Yellow cat-ear cap with black inner ears and black cat face emblem, black and hot pink headphones with heart marks, heart earrings. Oversized yellow bomber jacket with black cat patches, PRO badge, X badges and pink hearts, white-black cropped top, pink belt with heart buckle, black shorts, pink heart mark on her thigh, mismatched socks, chunky yellow platform sneakers with pink soles. She carries a huge yellow and black toy cannon with pink handle and X markings, connected by pink cables to a back tank. Color palette locked: yellow #FFD400, hot pink #FF4D79, black #1A1A1A, white, grey. Boss lock (match <<<Image2>>> exactly): A hundred-meter toy titan mech in its tall heroic giant form, glossy injection-molded plastic and diecast materials, dense overlapping armor plates with oversized screws and molded seams. Deep grey and matte blue armor, blue helmet with hot pink crest raised above broad flat shoulder decks, glowing yellow eye visor, shoulder missile pods with yellow-black warning stripes and pink missile tips, pink-yellow energy lines, glowing chest core with pink X emblem set into layered chest armor plates forming flat ledges at varying heights — standable plates, deep seams, no man-made stairs or ladders. The titan is an active aggressive fighter: its head tracks her constantly, its fists strike and grab at her throughout the fight, servos whining with every motion. Environment: giant toy city battlefield — building blocks, gift boxes, toy trains, a Ferris wheel, teddy bears, plastic debris; realistic grey-white skyscrapers behind, bright blue sky, floating confetti. Timeline: 0.0–3.0s | Face-off Opening frame: seen from a low angle behind her — TOPVIEW BOT PRO stands with her back to the camera on a wide flat armor ledge beside the glowing X core, tiny against the titan's mass, facing up toward the helmet far above. Wind blasts through her twin tails and yellow jacket. She levels her cannon at the distant glowing visor. The titan's head tilts down, visor locking onto her and narrowing to a bright slit; both shoulder missile pods snap open with mechanical clicks. Camera: low-angle over-the-shoulder push-in past her toward the titan's head — her back to camera in the near foreground, the helmet towering above, shallow depth of field. 3.0–8.0s | Homing missile gauntlet The shoulder pods fire: missiles arc high into the sky trailing white smoke, then curve sharply downward and home in on her, chasing her path. She sprints up the titan's chest across overlapping armor plates, vaulting ledge to ledge as the homing missiles slam into the armor just behind her footsteps, each impact exploding into colorful plastic debris. The titan's left fist sweeps across its own chest to swat her — she slides under the passing fist without breaking stride, then fires once on the run, destroying the last missile behind her. Camera: fast side-tracking shot rising with her, wide lens, heavy motion blur, the sweeping fist and missile impacts crossing the foreground. 8.0–15.0s | Face-to-face point-blank finish As she reaches the shoulder deck, the titan's right hand rushes in to grab her — she leaps off the closing fingers, using the hand as a springboard, arcs through the air IN FRONT of the titan's face, and lands on the narrow brow ledge directly above the glowing yellow visor. She faces the titan's face head-on — her body turned OPPOSITE to the direction the titan faces, her back to the open sky, the huge visor glowing right in front of her. She presses the cannon muzzle horizontally against the center of the visor. The weapon charges yellow-pink energy for one beat while the titan thrashes — then she fires the beam horizontally straight INTO the face. The visor shatters inward, colorful energy bursts through every helmet seam, and the titan breaks apart into thousands of flying toy blocks and plastic pieces. She kicks off the collapsing face through the falling debris, landing on a giant tumbling block, still running forward. Camera: following her leap around to the FRONT of the titan's face, holding a frontal close shot — girl and giant face in the same frame, facing each other — during the charge and firing, then pulling wide as the mech shatters; follow her momentum through the debris. End frame: cut during her run across the falling blocks — no victory pose, no freeze frame, no fade. Style: AAA game boss battle trailer, stylized anime-inspired 3D CG, glossy toy materials, Ratchet & Clank + Astro Bot energy, extreme scale contrast between the small girl and the colossal mech, high saturation, cinematic rim light, physical debris simulation, motion blur, 24fps anamorphic widescreen. Audio: fast electronic rock, heavy drums, toy-box chimes, servo sounds, missile launch whooshes, homing missile whistles, sliding metal scrapes, cannon charge whine, massive beam impact, cascading plastic destruction; music cuts off mid-action. Avoid static camera, slow pacing, scene reset, character facing the camera in the opening shot, girl facing the same direction as the titan's head, girl standing on top of the head firing outward into empty sky, beam firing away from the titan, missiles flying away in straight lines, missiles appearing from off-screen without being launched, passive motionless boss, staircases, man-made steps, ladders, handrails, character redesign, hair or costume color change, blue jacket, bunny ears, weapon redesign, chibi proportions on the mech, rendering the reference sheet layout or text, extra limbs, distorted face, bad hands, subtitles, watermark, UI, gore, desaturated colors, slow-motion ending.

    Spec-by-Spec Comparison

    Each value reflects how the model is represented on Topview. Wan 3.0 is in public beta and its figures are projected, not independently benchmarked.

    DimensionWan 3.0Seedance 2.0
    DeveloperAlibabaByteDance
    Model TypeMultimodal video model (closed public beta)Dual Branch Diffusion Transformer
    Deployment & AccessHosted on Topview; paid API, no downloadable weightsHosted on Topview; also on Dreamina (CapCut) and via official API (fal.ai, Together AI, Cloudflare, etc.)
    Resolution (Topview)480p / 720p / 1080p480p / 720p / 1080p / 2160p (4K)
    DurationUp to 30s in a single continuous shot4s–15s per clip, selectable per second
    Reference InputsText, image, video, audio references — up to 10 images, 5 videos, 5 audio (20 combined)Text, image, video, audio references — up to 9 images, 3 videos, 3 audio (15 combined)
    Native AudioFlagged on Topview across both text-to-video and reference-to-video generationFlagged on Topview across both text-to-video and reference-to-video generation
    Aspect Ratios16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:416:9, 9:16, 3:4, 1:1, 4:3, 21:9 (plus adaptive)
    Pricing SignalOn Topview, 0.3–1 credits/sec across 480p–1080pOn Topview, 0.5–7 credits/sec across 480p–2160p (4K) — pricier per second than Wan 3.0 at every shared resolution
    Best ForLonger single-take stories, large reference mixes, lower cost at shared resolutionsHighest-resolution delivery (up to 4K), multi-platform availability

    Values follow Topview's production generator configuration for both models (selectable resolution tiers, duration ranges, and reference limits). Internet-search-grounded prompts are flagged for Seedance 2.0 across both text-to-video and reference-to-video generation, and for Wan 3.0 in reference-to-video generation only — not in plain text-to-video. Wan 3.0 is in public beta; its figures are reported at launch (2026-08-06) and shown as projected parameters — treat as directional, not vendor-confirmed benchmarks.

    Where Each Model Stands Out

    Wan 3.0

    Longer Single-Take Stories

    Generate a coherent continuous sequence up to 30 seconds in one pass.

    Larger Combined Reference Mix

    Accepts up to 20 combined references (10 images, 5 videos, 5 audio) on Topview, versus Seedance 2.0's 15 (9 images, 3 videos, 3 audio).

    Reference-Locked World Building

    Protect identity, props, and space across a longer narrative using omni reference.

    Seedance 2.0

    Up to 2160p (4K) Output

    Select resolution up to 2160p (4K) on Topview, the highest tier in this comparison — well past Wan 3.0's 1080p ceiling.

    Per-Second Duration Control

    Pick any length from 4 to 15 seconds, selectable per second. Wan 3.0 also steps per second, across a longer 2–30s range.

    Established Multi-Platform Availability

    Also available via Dreamina (CapCut) and official APIs (fal.ai, Together AI, Cloudflare) beyond Topview.

    Which Model Fits Your Workflow?

    Match your project to the model built for it.

    Longer continuous ad or brand story up to 30 seconds

    Wan 3.0

    Native single-shot generation up to 30s gives a complete idea room to build without cutting to a new clip.

    Deliverable that must ship at high resolution (4K)

    Seedance 2.0

    Seedance 2.0 selects up to 2160p (4K) on Topview; Wan 3.0 tops out at 1080p.

    Short-form clip with exact second-level length

    Seedance 2.0

    Duration is selectable per second from 4 to 15 seconds, covering most social and product cut-downs without moving to a 30-second model.

    Projects that draw from a large mix of image, video, and audio source material

    Wan 3.0

    Wan 3.0 accepts up to 20 combined references (10 images, 5 videos, 5 audio) on Topview, versus Seedance 2.0's 15 (9 images, 3 videos, 3 audio).

    Reference-locked identity or world across a longer sequence

    Wan 3.0

    Omni reference is designed to hold identity, props, and space consistent over more screen time.

    Standard short-form cut where resolution still matters

    Seedance 2.0

    4–15s clips cover most social and product cut-downs while still offering up to 4K.

    Multi-platform pipeline beyond Topview

    Seedance 2.0

    Seedance 2.0 is also available via Dreamina (CapCut) and official APIs (fal.ai, Together AI, Cloudflare) if you need it outside Topview.

    Budget-conscious drafts at a shared resolution tier

    Wan 3.0

    At matching resolutions, Wan 3.0 is priced lower per second than Seedance 2.0 on Topview (e.g. 0.5 vs 1 credit/sec at 720p).

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Wan 3.0 is built for longer, single continuous shots up to 30 seconds with a larger combined reference mix (20 vs 15). Seedance 2.0 is built for higher-resolution delivery (up to 2160p/4K) and availability beyond Topview.

    Wan 3.0 supports native generation up to 30 seconds in a single continuous shot. Seedance 2.0 generates 4–15 second clips.

    Seedance 2.0 selects up to 2160p (4K) on Topview. Wan 3.0 currently offers 480p, 720p, and 1080p.

    No. Wan 3.0 on Topview is currently a closed public beta accessed through a paid API, with no downloadable weights and no listed alternative platform. Seedance 2.0 is also available via Dreamina (CapCut) and official APIs like fal.ai, Together AI, and Cloudflare.

    On Topview, both Wan 3.0 and Seedance 2.0 are flagged with native audio across text-to-video and reference-to-video generation — neither model has an audio advantage over the other here.

    Seedance 2.0 is flagged with internet search on Topview across both text-to-video and reference-to-video generation. Wan 3.0 is flagged with it only in reference-to-video generation, not in plain text-to-video.

    Wan 3.0 entered public beta on 2026-08-06. The figures on this page and on the Wan 3.0 page are reported at launch and shown as projected parameters, not independently benchmarked or vendor-guaranteed.

    That page compares Wan 3.0 with MiniMax H3. This page compares Wan 3.0 with Seedance 2.0 — a different model with a different resolution ceiling, duration range, and deployment footprint.

    Yes. Topview gives you access to multiple video models in one workspace, so you can generate with Wan 3.0 and Seedance 2.0 using the same references without switching tools.

    Topview uses a credits-based product experience rather than promising unlimited free generation. Available models, generation settings, and credit use are shown in the product workflow before you start a render.

    Try Both Models on Topview

    Same workspace, same references — pick the model that fits this project.

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    Wan 3.0 output for Dialogue Scene Comparison
    Wan 3.0
    Seedance 2.0 output for Dialogue Scene Comparison
    Seedance 2.0
    Wan 3.0 output for Ensemble Acting Comparison
    Wan 3.0
    Seedance 2.0 output for Ensemble Acting Comparison
    Seedance 2.0
    Wan 3.0 output for Group Dance & Beat Sync Comparison
    Wan 3.0
    Seedance 2.0 output for Group Dance & Beat Sync Comparison
    Seedance 2.0
    Wan 3.0 output for Literature Adaptation Comparison
    Wan 3.0
    Seedance 2.0 output for Literature Adaptation Comparison
    Seedance 2.0
    Wan 3.0 output for Game Boss Battle Comparison
    Wan 3.0
    Seedance 2.0 output for Game Boss Battle Comparison
    Seedance 2.0