How to make Seedance 2.0 speak English: 2 ways

Seedance 2.0 turns a text prompt and images into a video with dialogue. English is written in Latin letters, so a spoken line usually works right away — but the result is not always clear. There are two reliable ways to get the line you want — and to make the scene sound in your own voice.

Way 1: write the line directly

English is written in Latin letters, so you can type the dialogue as usual — the model usually reads it correctly. If a single word still sounds wrong, spell it the way it sounds, not by strict spelling rules.

This is the fastest option: no extra tools, just edit the text in the prompt and run the generation.

Way 2: create the voice in advance

Synthesize the line you need in a voice generator, then upload the finished audio to Seedance 2.0 and reference it in the prompt — the model accepts audio alongside text and images and voices the scene in your own voice.

You can generate your own voice for free — in the browser tool Text to Speech (free): it runs right in the browser, no tokens are charged, and your text never leaves the device.

If you need pauses and specific intonations, that is cheap: the Text to Speech with Intonation tool adds pauses and accents, the price depends on the text size and is shown before you start.

How to voice the scene in your own voice

There are two ways to put exactly your own voice into the video.

Record yourself and upload the audio. Record the line on a phone or microphone, then upload the audio file to Seedance 2.0 together with the prompt — the model accepts audio as an input and builds the scene around it.

Generate the voice first — and keep it. In the free browser tool Text to Speech (free) you can clone your own voice from an uploaded file or a short recording from the microphone (10–20 seconds is enough), then voice the line and download the result. Upload that file to Seedance 2.0: the scene will sound in your own voice without recording every take.

A few honest tips: keep the recording short and clean, without background noise; check the result on a short clip first; and keep the audio in the same language as the line.

Which one to choose

• Direct line — the fastest option: good for drafts and short everyday lines.
• A ready-made voice — more precise voice and intonation: for important dialogues in the video.

FAQ

Can I upload my own voice to Seedance? Yes: generate the line in a voice generator and upload the audio file to Seedance 2.0 together with the prompt — the model accepts audio as an input.

Is voice generation paid? No, the basic browser speech tool is free and charges no tokens. The paid option is speech with pauses and intonations; its price is shown before you start.

Which way is more reliable? A ready audio recording: the voice and intonation are exactly the ones you made — the model does not guess, it reproduces.