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Seedance 2.0 Mini Turbo

Seedance 2.0 Mini Turbo creates video from a starting image and text direction, with optional ending-image guidance and synchronized audio.

Image to video

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Duration: 4s ยท Resolution: 720p$0.32 / run
Duration: 4s ยท Resolution: 1080p$0.40 / run
Duration: 5s ยท Resolution: 720p$0.40 / run
Duration: 5s ยท Resolution: 1080p$0.50 / run
Duration: 6s ยท Resolution: 720p$0.48 / run
Duration: 6s ยท Resolution: 1080p$0.60 / run
Duration: 7s ยท Resolution: 720p$0.56 / run
Duration: 7s ยท Resolution: 1080p$0.70 / run
Duration: 8s ยท Resolution: 720p$0.64 / run
Duration: 8s ยท Resolution: 1080p$0.80 / run
Duration: 9s ยท Resolution: 720p$0.72 / run
Duration: 9s ยท Resolution: 1080p$0.90 / run
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  • Audio: Off, On (same price).

Seedance 2.0 Mini Turbo

Seedance 2.0 Mini Turbo animates a starting image according to a written scene description. The image establishes the opening view; text guides the subject's actions, camera movement, and mood as the shot develops. This gives existing artwork a direct role in planning the resulting footage.

An optional ending image helps guide the final composition or continuation direction. Audio can be generated alongside the video, with sound synchronized to the moving scene. Together, these controls support shots planned around a visual beginning and destination.

What it's good for

Storyboard artists can explore how a designed frame develops into an acted scene. Motion designers can study a change in pose or composition using ending-image guidance. For social content, existing campaign artwork can become a moving sequence with sound. The same starting image also provides a common basis for exploring different actions and camera treatments.

Model ID

bytedance/seedance-2.0-mini-turbo

Output Type

Video

Pricing

From $0.32 / run

Provider

ByteDance

Hosting

Passthru

Seedance 2.0 Mini Turbo

Seedance 2.0 Mini Turbo animates a starting image according to a written scene description. The image establishes the opening view; text guides the subject's actions, camera movement, and mood as the shot develops. This gives existing artwork a direct role in planning the resulting footage.

An optional ending image helps guide the final composition or continuation direction. Audio can be generated alongside the video, with sound synchronized to the moving scene. Together, these controls support shots planned around a visual beginning and destination.

What it's good for

Storyboard artists can explore how a designed frame develops into an acted scene. Motion designers can study a change in pose or composition using ending-image guidance. For social content, existing campaign artwork can become a moving sequence with sound. The same starting image also provides a common basis for exploring different actions and camera treatments.