Turn text and images into HD videos for ads, social posts, and demos. Low-cost, fast generation with credits shown upfront.
Description
$1a
Installation
Not sure where to start — ask an assistant to walk you through:
Features
🚀 Text & Image to Fast HD Video
📊 Transparent Credit-Based Pricing
🎬 Pre-Built Cinematic Templates
Use cases
Generate a product launch teaser from a single photo.
A/B test multiple ad hook openings quickly and cheaply.
Create a short product feature walkthrough video.
Draft vertical UGC-style clips for social stories.
Animate a poster or storyboard into a video sequence.
FAQ
Seedance 2.0 Mini is a low-cost AI video generator that turns text prompts and reference images into short, high-definition MP4 video clips, designed for ads, social media, product demos, and creative testing.
Seedance 2.0 Mini focuses on fast, affordable generation of short clips for testing and publishing, whereas full workflows offer more advanced features and longer formats at a higher cost.
Yes, you can upload a reference image (like a product shot or character art) and animate it while preserving its visual style to create a video clip.
It supports generation in 720p and 1080p resolutions where available, providing HD quality suitable for web and social media use.
The credit cost varies based on video duration and resolution and is clearly displayed to the user before confirming generation, as shown on the site.
Yes, videos generated can be used for commercial purposes like advertising, product demos, and social media content, as implied by its use cases.
Absolutely, it is specifically built for creating launch teasers, ad hooks, product walkthroughs, and other short marketing videos efficiently.
Generation times are fast, designed for quick iteration, though exact speed depends on the selected parameters and model load.
Key features include text-to-video, image-to-video, low-cost HD generation, upfront credit visibility, and pre-built templates for various video styles.
You can start by writing a text prompt describing your scene or uploading a reference image, then choosing the format (aspect ratio, duration) before generating.