Seedance
Use 2.5 or 2.0 by production need
Keep existing 2.0 workflows available while using 2.5 for projects that benefit from its newer production path.
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Miraga brings Seedance 2.5 and 2.0, Veo, Sora, and Wan 3.0 into one creation environment. Select models by the needs of each shot while keeping references, story planning, templates, and output review connected.
Choose the right workflow
Start with the outcome you need, compare the available creation paths, and move into Miraga with a clearer brief. A small representative test is the fastest way to validate quality before scaling production.
Core strengths
Miraga connects model choice, source material, generation, review, and reuse so creators can move beyond isolated experiments and build a repeatable production process.
Seedance
Keep existing 2.0 workflows available while using 2.5 for projects that benefit from its newer production path.
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Run selected shots through Veo or Sora when you want another interpretation of motion, composition, or cinematic style.
Explore this pageWan 3.0
Use Wan 3.0 as another generation option while keeping the same upstream references and downstream review process.
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A repeatable sequence makes it easier to compare results, find problems early, and preserve the prompts and references that work.
Brief
Write the subject, action, framing, duration, and constraints first so model comparisons start from the same creative brief.
Test
Evaluate motion, identity, composition, and failure modes on a short test before assigning an entire sequence to one model.
Scale
Save approved prompts, references, ratios, and review notes so future scenes can reuse the same production logic.
Related paths
Continue with the model, input method, or production guide that best matches your next step.
FAQ
FAQ
Miraga is a creation platform that provides access to supported generation models and connects them with production workflows. Model names identify the available generation options.
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No model is best for every shot. Compare results using the same brief and choose based on motion, references, visual style, continuity, and delivery needs.
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Yes. A project can use different models for different shots, provided the team maintains consistent references, prompts, ratios, and review standards.
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