IT之家 October 24 news: According to a 36氪 report today, ByteDance recently completed a business integration internally, with the AI short drama creation platform Xiaoyunque merged into the intelligent creation platform Jimeng, while the product still retains an independent entry point.
This adjustment is mainly about resource integration, and Jimeng has already integrated Xiaoyunque's short drama related capabilities. After the adjustment, Xiaoyunque's operations are led by Jimeng's operations and marketing head Chen Xinran, and the product team remains unchanged.
Both Xiaoyunque and Jimeng come from ByteDance's Jianying (CapCut) team. Xiaoyunque is positioned as a one-stop AI content creation platform. In March this year it launched a short drama Agent, supporting script uploads of up to 100,000 characters and one-click generation of finished videos. It is equipped with ByteDance's self-developed Seedance 2.0 model and, in the standardized production scenarios of short dramas and animated dramas, has complete pipeline capabilities from script parsing to storyboard generation.
Jimeng AI was launched in May 2024, initially covering generation capabilities such as text-to-image and text-to-video, and has since gradually extended toward more professional creative Agent editing tools such as the intelligent canvas and first-and-last frame control, with a user base covering both ordinary creators and professional designers.
IT之家 noted that the two overlap in functionality: both can complete the full "from generation to finished video" workflow within their platforms, forming a parallel user path to Jianying's editing process.