Seedance 2.0 briefly became available in CapCut's desktop application last night before access was removed the following morning.

How the feature surfaced

Users who encountered the option reported that initiating a new project and opening the left-hand AI Media panel made Seedance 2.0 visible in the interface.

That simple sequence reportedly granted immediate access to the model for some desktop instances, without additional configuration or credentials required.

Availability and regional limits

By the morning after the appearance, the feature no longer functioned when tested under both US and European IP addresses, according to multiple checks.

At the time of reporting, developers and users could not confirm whether the visibility was an intentional rollout, a staged test, or an accidental exposure of internal functionality.

Generation pricing examples

Observers documented the in-app cost schedule for short video generations, which may reflect an early internal pricing scheme rather than final public rates.

• 5s — 90 credits, $0.9
• 10s — 180 credits, $1.8
• 12s — 216 credits, $2.16
• 15s — 270 credits, $2.70

Those figures were shared by early testers and circulated among communities tracking AI media capabilities inside editors and content tools.

Outlook and next steps

For users unwilling to pay the documented per-generation rates, the prevailing expectation is to await an official API release or third-party aggregators that could offer alternative access methods.

CapCut's roadmap, timing for a general release, and any formal pricing announcements remain unconfirmed at this stage.