It’s now easy to get a strong first output. Achieving an aesthetically pleasing result without losing momentum is still the hard part.
That’s why we bring Rework, Seed dance 2.0And Create Aurora into your async workflow!
These are not just more model names on a list. They each bring different creative strengths to the same workflow, allowing you to create better visuals, create stronger video assets, and start editing straight away without switching between tools.
So,
Why these models?
Each of these models solves a different part of your creative task.
- Rework is characterized by design-oriented image creation. Its latest model is focused on balanced composition, coherent colors, controlled detail, and even support for raster, vector, and high-resolution outputs, making it particularly useful when you need images that feel elegant rather than random. It’s great for developers and marketers who create ads, graphics, icons, brand visualizations, and other assets that require both taste and speed.
- Seed dance is the model in this group that is most directly designed for video. ByteDance describes it as supporting multi-shot video generation from text and images with strong semantic understanding, prompt tracking, smooth motion, rich details, cinematic aesthetics and 1080p output. Newer Seedance materials also emphasize multimodal control, including references for composition, movement, camera movement, lighting, and other visual elements. This makes it particularly useful when the goal is not just to “create a clip” but “to create a clip that moves the way I want it to.”
- Create Aurora adds something else: ultra-realistic, audio-controlled talking avatars generated from a single photo. It is designed to create high-resolution avatar videos with natural facial expressions, precise lip sync, emotional range and studio-quality output. This makes it particularly powerful for marketers and developers who quickly create speaker-style videos, ad creatives, product promotions, or avatar-led content.
Which makes them good complements to Async
Not only are these models individually powerful, they are also powerful within a workflow.
Many AI tools stop at generation. They help you create the first asset and then leave you to figure out the rest elsewhere.
With Async we build the flow differently. You generate and then move on. They edit the output, reshape the story, clean up the pacing, reframe for different formats, and turn rough generations into finished content in the same flow.
This makes these models more useful within Async than in isolation.
- Rework gives you cleaner, more design-conscious assets.
- Seed dance ensures stronger video generation with better movement and control.
- Aurora gives you photorealistic, period-accurate images that are easier to control.
And Async gives you the part that counts after generation: the ability to actually finish the work.
The bigger advantage
The biggest advantage is that you have better options at creation time without sacrificing the flow that gets you to a publishable work.
This means that you:
- Generate images with stronger style and composition
- Create video assets with smoother motion and better prompt control
- Create photorealistic images with more realistic results
- Bring everything into the same project instantly
- Edit and refine without leaving Async
So yes, this is a model update. But more importantly, it’s a workflow upgrade.
Try them in Async!
Recraft, Seedance and Aurora are now part of Async. Use them to generate stronger assets. Use Async to turn these assets into actual content!
Because the best creative flow is not the one that gives you an exciting result, but the one that takes you to the end.
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