seedance-characters

Character consistency in Seedance 2.0 is maintained by creating a reusable character card that defines identity, wardrobe, and behavior, combined with explicit @Tag anchors to lock facial features and hand poses across all frames.

Identity drift in multi-character scenes occurs when the video model loses track of specific character features between frames. This Skill prevents drift by applying explicit identity anchoring and reusable character cards to lock each character's appearance.

360-degree consistency testing is supported through first-frame art direction guidance. You establish the character's base appearance in the first frame and use explicit anchors to verify the identity holds from all viewing angles throughout the generated video.

Yes, you can lock multiple character identities by assigning a specific reusable character card to each individual in the scene and applying distinct explicit @Image anchors to maintain their unique features separately across shots.

To set up a character card, define the main character's identity, wardrobe, and behavior parameters, then assign explicit @Image anchors to the card. This locks the character's specific visual traits for consistent application across all generated video shots.