March 7, 2026: Sora2 and Seedance 1.5 Pro go live

On March 7, 2026, Sora2 and Seedance 1.5 Pro went live on World Model Hub, expanding the platform's higher-end video lineup with two models that are especially useful for creators moving beyond quick social clips into more directed visual storytelling.

Together, these models add a stronger production layer to the hub: Sora2 for more cinematic prompt-driven video creation, and Seedance 1.5 Pro for creators who need stable motion, richer shot transitions, and more flexible format control across different delivery surfaces.

Sora2

OpenAI's public materials describe Sora as a model that can generate richly detailed videos from text, image, and video inputs, making it a strong fit for creators who need more than a simple text-to-video tool.

• Durations on World Model Hub: 10s and 15s
• Output: 1080P
• Aspect ratios: landscape and portrait
• Best for: cinematic concepts, stylized sequences, reference-image-driven shots, and higher-intent visual storytelling

Seedance 1.5 Pro

ByteDance's public release notes position Seedance 1.5 around native multi-shot generation, strong semantic understanding, stable motion, and more expressive camera language. That makes it especially compelling for creators who want clips that feel more editorial and sequence-aware, not just visually impressive frame by frame.

• Durations on World Model Hub: 4s to 12s
• Output: 480P, 720P, 1080P
• Aspect ratios: 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, 9:16, and adaptive
• Best for: ads, multi-shot product storytelling, character moments, and platform-specific campaign edits

What this release unlocks

• More creative range for teams choosing between cinematic generation and sequence-aware storytelling
• Better support for image-guided workflows, campaign-ready format variants, and longer prompt-driven clips
• Stronger options for creators producing launch videos, product storytelling, mood films, and premium social assets
• A more complete video model lineup on World Model Hub across fast iteration, premium fidelity, and controlled narrative motion