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Seedance V1 Lite Text to Video 480p

Seedance V1 Lite Text to Video 480p generates moving scenes from text, with directed action and camera movement or fixed framing for motion studies.

Text to video

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Duration: 2s$0.04 / run
Duration: 3s$0.05 / run
Duration: 4s$0.07 / run
Duration: 5s$0.08 / run
Duration: 6s$0.10 / run
Duration: 7s$0.12 / run
Duration: 8s$0.13 / run
Duration: 9s$0.15 / run
Duration: 10s$0.16 / run
Duration: 11s$0.18 / run
Duration: 12s$0.20 / run

Seedance V1 Lite Text to Video 480p

Seedance V1 Lite Text to Video 480p turns a written scene concept into video. The description establishes what appears on screen and what happens, with camera direction shaping the view of the action. It suits visual development where a subject's movement or a changing environment is central to the idea.

Fixed-camera control keeps the composition stationary while motion takes place inside it. This supports studies of character gestures and background activity within a consistent frame. Described camera movement offers another way to explore how the shot presents its subject.

What it's good for

Storyboard teams can turn scene notes into moving drafts for discussion. A character entering a room can help establish blocking; wind moving through a landscape can suggest a scene's atmosphere. Social-video concepts can also be developed as animated sketches, giving collaborators a concrete view of the proposed action and framing before production decisions are made.

Model ID

bytedance/seedance-v1-lite-t2v-480p

Output Type

Video

Pricing

From $0.04 / run

Provider

ByteDance

Hosting

Passthru

Seedance V1 Lite Text to Video 480p

Seedance V1 Lite Text to Video 480p turns a written scene concept into video. The description establishes what appears on screen and what happens, with camera direction shaping the view of the action. It suits visual development where a subject's movement or a changing environment is central to the idea.

Fixed-camera control keeps the composition stationary while motion takes place inside it. This supports studies of character gestures and background activity within a consistent frame. Described camera movement offers another way to explore how the shot presents its subject.

What it's good for

Storyboard teams can turn scene notes into moving drafts for discussion. A character entering a room can help establish blocking; wind moving through a landscape can suggest a scene's atmosphere. Social-video concepts can also be developed as animated sketches, giving collaborators a concrete view of the proposed action and framing before production decisions are made.