Start with an idea, a photo, or a clip. Pick what you want to create next.
Turn a written idea into a new image, from product concepts to illustrations.
Create an image
Use your photo to guide a new style, setting, or visual edit.
Edit a photoDescribe a scene, action, and camera movement to create a short clip.
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Animate a portrait, product photo, or artwork with a motion prompt.
Animate an imageRestyle a clip using its motion and composition as creative guidance.
Transform a videoThis summary covers stable workflow requirements. Available controls and credit estimates vary by selected model, so review the editor before each generation.
| Capability | What to expect | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Starting input | A written scene and motion prompt | Workflow definition |
| Model, duration, framing, resolution, and audio | Use the choices currently shown in the editor | Live editor controls |
| Output | A newly generated video; exact prompt matching is not guaranteed | Provider guidance |
Answers to common workflow choices, review steps, and capability limits.
Yes. Generate one video for free without logging in or signing up. Text to Video, Image to Video, and Video to Video share this trial. Guest videos use Seedance 2.0 Mini at 480P, up to 5 seconds. Duration and resolution controls require sign-in. Failed generations do not use the free try; further generations require credits.
AI Text to Video creates a new short clip from a written scene and motion prompt. Describe the subject, action, setting, camera movement, and light; select a compatible model and its output settings, then check the credit estimate. Review the full video before downloading. The result interprets the brief and may differ from it.
Write one subject and action, then add the setting, camera direction, speed, and light. For example: A cyclist passes a sunlit wall; slow sideways tracking shot at eye level. Avoid several conflicting moves in the first attempt. Review the result and adjust one instruction at a time; additional submissions use credits separately.
Choose duration, aspect ratio, and resolution from the controls displayed for your selected video model. Switching models can change these options and the credit estimate. Use a length suited to one clear action and a frame suited to the destination. Settings specify the output request; they do not guarantee the exact composition or motion.
Choose an available video model by its supported inputs, durations, ratios, resolutions, sound options, and displayed cost. For a useful comparison, submit the same focused scene brief separately and inspect the complete outputs. Imagine Scenes does not provide a universal quality ranking, and a model that suits one shot may interpret another differently.
Some connected video models expose a sound option; others produce silent output. Check the selected model's controls before describing dialogue, ambience, or music, and review the updated cost. Listen to the generated clip before using it. Sound support does not guarantee exact words, voice identity, timing, or a finished soundtrack.
Use Text to Video for a short scene concept, social clip, storyboard study, or imagined campaign shot. Describe one action and a setting, then review the generated motion and visual details. For an approved product photo or recognizable portrait, Image to Video provides a source-image anchor; wording alone cannot verify a real subject's appearance.
Text to Video begins with a written brief and does not require a source image. Image to Video begins with a still that guides the subject and composition while your prompt directs motion. Choose by what must anchor the shot. Both create new footage and can vary from your instructions; review the full result.
A generated video may change actions, hands, text, logos, timing, or camera behavior from your prompt. Start with one clear action, avoid contradictory directions, and inspect the opening, middle, and closing frames. Revise the instruction that relates to the visible problem. A retry is another generation and does not guarantee an exact match.
The Text to Video editor shows a credit estimate for the selected model and output settings before submission. Duration, resolution, and supported options can change the amount. Check it again after adjusting a control. Guests can try one video with Seedance 2.0 Mini at 480P for up to 5 seconds. The duration and resolution controls are disabled until sign-in. Further generations require sufficient credits; the 40-credit signup offer may not cover every video configuration.
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