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Seedance V1 Lite Text to Video 720p

Seedance V1 Lite Text to Video 720p creates video from written scene direction, including anime-style moments and action within a stationary frame.

Text to video

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Duration: 2s$0.07 / run
Duration: 3s$0.10 / run
Duration: 4s$0.13 / run
Duration: 5s$0.16 / run
Duration: 6s$0.20 / run
Duration: 7s$0.23 / run
Duration: 8s$0.26 / run
Duration: 9s$0.29 / run
Duration: 10s$0.32 / run
Duration: 11s$0.36 / run
Duration: 12s$0.39 / run

Seedance V1 Lite Text to Video 720p

Seedance V1 Lite Text to Video 720p generates video from text describing a scene and its movement. The written input defines the subject's action, while lighting and camera direction shape how that action is presented. It supports exploring a visual idea as a shot that develops over time.

The model can generate anime-style scenes with expressive lighting and motion. Camera direction can introduce movement through the setting, while fixed-camera control holds the framing steady as subjects or environmental details move. This makes it useful for both character-focused moments and atmospheric scene studies.

What it's good for

Animation teams can explore a character reacting in a wind-swept setting or test the mood of a quiet interior. Filmmakers can develop camera-blocking previews to discuss how an action reads on screen. For concept trailers and storyboard reviews, generated shots provide moving references for conversations about staging and visual tone.

Model ID

bytedance/seedance-v1-lite-t2v-720p

Output Type

Video

Pricing

From $0.07 / run

Provider

ByteDance

Hosting

Passthru

Seedance V1 Lite Text to Video 720p

Seedance V1 Lite Text to Video 720p generates video from text describing a scene and its movement. The written input defines the subject's action, while lighting and camera direction shape how that action is presented. It supports exploring a visual idea as a shot that develops over time.

The model can generate anime-style scenes with expressive lighting and motion. Camera direction can introduce movement through the setting, while fixed-camera control holds the framing steady as subjects or environmental details move. This makes it useful for both character-focused moments and atmospheric scene studies.

What it's good for

Animation teams can explore a character reacting in a wind-swept setting or test the mood of a quiet interior. Filmmakers can develop camera-blocking previews to discuss how an action reads on screen. For concept trailers and storyboard reviews, generated shots provide moving references for conversations about staging and visual tone.