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Seedance 2.0 Mini Spicy is ByteDance's uncensored image-to-video model on the Mini tier, animating a still you supply as the first frame. Clips run 4 to 15 seconds at 480p or 720p with sound in the same pass; only the image is required.

From $0.039/s8% below the Spicy list price

Workbench

These examples were written for this endpoint. Replace the prompt and sample media URLs with your own accessible inputs, then check the current quote and model availability before submitting.

  • Output5s
    lagoon-waterfall-emerge

    `image_url` is a sunset jungle lagoon: a woman in a black plunging one-piece swimsuit stands waist-deep in teal water, with a waterfall and a rainbow behind her. The clip opens on that frame and plays the prompt in order: she wades toward the camera, sweeps her wet hair back with both hands, turns side-on and glances back at the lens while one fingertip travels along her collarbone to her shoulder. The camera pushes in and the rainbow stays in the mist. `generate_audio` is `true`, so the clip comes with its own sound.

    • 720p
    • audio
    • 5s
  • Output5s
    fridge-glow-exit

    The clip on this page, request and all: the opening still supplies the kitchen, the shirt and the single light source, and the prompt only closes the door and walks her out. Five seconds at 720p with audio on.

    • 720p
    • audio
    • 5s
  • Output5s
    robe-tie-pulled

    A deliberately narrow frame: the brief states the crop twice, so the render is held to one small area for the whole clip. Tight framing is the cheapest way to make the smallest tier look expensive, because the budget goes into a single moving element instead of a whole set. `image_url` supplies the frame and the prompt supplies only the one movement inside it.

    • 720p
    • 3:4
    • 5s
  • Output5s
    fogged-shower-streak

    Concealment doing the work: the body stays a soft outline behind fogged glass for the whole shot, and the only event is a palm dragged down leaving a clear streak that immediately re-fogs. Camera locked, backlight blown out, and the whole thing rests on one material behaving correctly.

    • 720p
    • adaptive
    • 5s
  • Output6s
    van-door-sunrise

    The one daylight clip here, and the one that asks the light itself to change: the sun keeps strengthening across the five seconds while steam curls off the mug and the marram grass moves. Everything else on this page is a single fixed source in the dark, which makes this the useful comparison.

    • 720p
    • 5s

This example starts at $0.039 per output second. The Playground updates the estimate when you change the settings.