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Waver 1.0

Waver 1.0 turns still images into video with text-guided subject motion, camera movement, and atmospheric effects, preserving the source image’s style and composition.

Image to video

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Per run$0.30 / run

Waver 1.0

Waver 1.0 animates a supplied image using a written description of the motion. The picture establishes the scene’s appearance and composition, while the text directs how the subject or camera moves. Its image-led generation carries the source’s visual style into the resulting video.

Motion direction can include actions within the scene and atmospheric effects. This gives artists a way to explore movement in an established illustration or photograph, with the original visual treatment serving as the basis for the shot.

What it's good for

Concept artists can develop moving studies of environments, exploring how a camera move changes the presentation of their artwork. Film and game teams can turn visual development stills into animated shot concepts.

For campaign work, product photography and hero artwork can become motion assets for social posts or promotional sequences. An existing composition supplies the visual starting point, and the text gives the animation its intended action.

Model ID

bytedance/waver-1.0

Output Type

Video

Pricing

$0.30 / run

Provider

ByteDance

Hosting

Passthru

Waver 1.0

Waver 1.0 animates a supplied image using a written description of the motion. The picture establishes the scene’s appearance and composition, while the text directs how the subject or camera moves. Its image-led generation carries the source’s visual style into the resulting video.

Motion direction can include actions within the scene and atmospheric effects. This gives artists a way to explore movement in an established illustration or photograph, with the original visual treatment serving as the basis for the shot.

What it's good for

Concept artists can develop moving studies of environments, exploring how a camera move changes the presentation of their artwork. Film and game teams can turn visual development stills into animated shot concepts.

For campaign work, product photography and hero artwork can become motion assets for social posts or promotional sequences. An existing composition supplies the visual starting point, and the text gives the animation its intended action.