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Seedance 2.0 Mini image-to-video from ByteDance starts the clip on a still you supply and animates it, with sound in the same pass. Clips run 4 to 15 seconds at 480p or 720p, and an optional closing still makes the shot arrive on a set frame.

From $0.025/s

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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
    bioluminescent-tide-glance

    `image_url` is the opening frame: a woman in white silk stands at the edge of a night beach where the waves glow electric blue, the Milky Way overhead and palms at the edge of the frame. The clip plays the prompt in order: she walks slowly into the glowing shallows, each step splashing blue light up around her ankles, then turns and looks back over her shoulder at the camera with a slow smile while the camera stays low behind her. `aspect_ratio` `9:16` keeps the vertical frame of the opening image, and `generate_audio` is `true`, so the clip comes with its own sound.

    • 720p
    • 9:16
    • audio
  • Output4s
    latte-then-robe

    One tilt, nothing else. The opening frame is a tabletop; the prompt lifts the cup away, moves the camera up and stops. Keeping an image-to-video brief to a single camera move is what makes the smallest tier dependable — every extra event you add is another thing that can arrive in the wrong order. `duration_seconds` sits at `4`, the shortest this endpoint accepts, which is all one tilt needs.

    • 720p
    • 3:4
    • 4s
  • Output4s
    shelf-restock

    One `image_url`, one small action staged down to which side the hand enters from and which way the cans face: "enters from the right", "facing each label forward", locked camera. The output plays it exactly — a glove fills the gap can by can, labels turned out, then withdraws, shelves above and below untouched. `duration_seconds` sits at `4`, all one gesture needs.

    • 720p
    • 16:9
    • audio
  • Output10s
    season-turn

    Two stills bookend a season change: leaves turn, light drops, the hedge thins. Naming what changes, not what happens, lets the model treat all ten seconds as one shift. `last_image_url` supplies the autumn end point. The output keeps the road and hedge locked between the two photos while colour and light carry the passage of time. `duration_seconds` is `10`.

    • 720p
    • 16:9
    • audio

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