Narration is added to the voice track automatically, and you can regenerate it with a different voice. Select cuts, audio, and captions together to move or copy them as a group.
Generate narration and change its voice. On entering the editor, narration is automatically placed on the voice track and synthesized. After changing the narrator's voice, you can regenerate existing narration with the new voice.
Edit cuts, audio, and captions together. Drag across an empty area of the timeline to select multiple items, then move or copy them together.
Refresh prompts after scenario changes. Pre-production flags cuts whose scenario has changed and lets you regenerate their prompts in one batch.
Release
Reuse selected elements and track project usage
Choose which elements to bring into a new project when creating with an existing style. Project settings now show credit usage and generation counts for that project.
Bring only the elements you need. When creating with a style from Explore, select which elements to carry into the new project.
See usage for each project. Check the project's credit usage and generation count in project settings.
Recover your starting material. If project creation fails, returning to the creation screen restores your text and attachments so you can try again.
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Preview with drafts, then finish the cuts you choose
Preview videos with Seedance 2.5 drafts before turning selected cuts into final versions. This release also improves recovery of unsaved edits and the use of team credits.
From draft to final. Generate 480p drafts with Seedance 2.5, then produce selected cuts as 1080p final versions. You can also finalize multiple draft cuts together and export the result.
Recover pending edits. We improved the preservation and recovery of unsaved edits after a connection interruption or closing the window.
Create with team credits. Team members can generate using team credits even without a personal credit balance. Creation and export limits for team projects follow the team's plan.
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Edit your own media, duplicate projects, and restore generation history
Drag your videos, images, and audio onto the timeline to edit them. You can also duplicate projects, choose when to generate images, and restore deleted generation history.
Bring your own media to the timeline. Drag in video, images, or audio and use them in your edit.
Start again from an existing project. Duplicate a project to begin a new version from pre-production.
Generate images when you need them. Continue without images first, then use bulk image generation later.
Restore deleted generation history. Delete generation records or bring them back from the deleted records view.
Better preservation of your edits. Cut splitting and copying better preserve the original media range and audio. Exported captions now follow the editor's position and font settings, and a wider timeline zoom range helps you see long projects at a glance.
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Connect source material and review your storyboard before generation
Start with text and attachments, then review the storyboard before generating video. The editor also adds caption timing aligned to speech and more camera controls.
Start with text and source material together. Add text and attachments in the same input. Web addresses and TXT documents are supported, and you can revisit the original text and attachments in your production materials.
Review the final storyboard before generation. Check scenes, cuts, shots, dialogue, and camera settings, then choose the video model from the storyboard review screen.
Align caption timing to speech. AI caption alignment adjusts caption timing to match the voice track.
Revise style and camera settings. Change the project's style settings after creating it. Camera controls now include angle selection, left and right pans, a downward tilt, and a follow-camera movement.
Check costs before generating. Generation buttons in the editor and pre-production show estimated credits. For a cut video, review and approve the prompt preparation and video generation costs together.
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Dissolves, fades, and team workspaces
Refine how video and audio connect with dissolves and fades, choose camera settings from examples, and reuse project styles. Workspaces now separate personal and team work.
Dissolves and fades. Add dissolves between adjacent cuts, video clips, or audio clips, and apply fades at the start and end of a clip.
Camera settings you can choose from examples. Select a shot size and camera movement from the available examples and apply them to your shot.
Reusable project styles. When starting a project, choose a default style, one of your own styles, or an imported style from the style library.
Source images as references. Drag attached images into the reference area for a character, location, or object.
Personal and team workspaces. Switch between personal and team work, with role-based permissions and a view of team usage.
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Continue your edit in Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro
Export your Tacu project to continue editing in Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro. You can also work with multiple timeline items and organize generated media in batches.
Take your edit into another editor. Editing export lets you continue working on your project in Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro.
Edit several items at once. Select multiple timeline items to copy, cut, and paste them together.
Organize generated media in batches. Browse image, video, and audio results in a feed or grid. Select multiple results to add them to a collection or download them together.
Jump from a prompt to its reference. Character, location, and object references are organized as element cards. Click an element tag in a prompt to open the corresponding item.
Fix
Generation status and playback recover more reliably
The editor now recovers completed or failed generation states after a temporary connection interruption and restarts finished playback from the beginning.
If the editor briefly loses its connection during generation, it checks again for a completed or failed result instead of leaving the status unresolved.
After playback reaches the end, pressing play again starts from the first frame instead of staying at the end.
Improvement
Place new Cuts more precisely on the timeline
A new Cut now follows the selected Cut or playhead consistently. The playhead also snaps to nearby media boundaries.
Add a new Cut relative to the selected Cut or the current playhead instead of repairing its position afterward.
Apply the same insertion order whether a new Cut is added from the toolbar or another editor action.
Snap the playhead to nearby Cut, audio, and text boundaries during detailed timeline work.
Review the story and visual assets before generation
A new pre-production review brings the scenario, dialogue, and key visual assets into one checkpoint before the project moves into detailed generation and editing.
The first draft no longer has to move straight into production. The pre-production review makes the parts that shape later Cuts visible while they are still easier to change.
Read and revise the scenario Scene by Scene.
Check dialogue and the characters attached to it.
Review characters, outfits, locations, and objects before entering the editor.
Carry the approved project context into the editing workflow.
Tacu prepares a draft; the creator still decides what should be kept, changed, or generated again.