Seedance 2 I2V 480p
Seedance 2 turns your images into smooth 480p videos.
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Seedance 2 (seedance-2-i2v-480p) is designed for one task: turning a still image into a short video. You provide a reference image and a brief description of what should happen — a person walking, camera panning across a landscape, steam rising from a cup — and the model generates a fluid clip that stays faithful to the original picture while adding believable motion.
Use it when you have a strong visual already and want to add life to it, or when you need a fast, low-resolution draft to test an idea before committing to higher-end production. It works well for social-media content, storyboards, mood pieces, and concept pitches where speed matters more than pixel-perfect detail.
What sets it apart is its focus on motion quality at a lightweight 480p resolution, making generations quick and iterations cheap. While it isn't suited for cinematic masters, it excels at giving creators a fast, expressive way to explore movement and storytelling from a single starting frame.
- Animating a portrait into a short talking-head clip
- Creating social-media loops from still photos
- Previewing camera moves for a video concept
- Adding subtle motion to product or food shots
- Testing motion ideas quickly during brainstorming
Produces a short animated clip from a single image in just a few seconds.
Adds believable movement — walking, wind, camera pans — without awkward artifacts.
Preserves the look, colors, and subjects of your original photo throughout the clip.
- Start with a high-quality, well-lit image for the cleanest animation.
- Keep your motion prompt simple — describe one main action or camera move.
- Specify the direction of motion (e.g. 'camera pans left', 'subject walks forward') to guide the result.
- Generate several versions and pick the one with the smoothest motion, since outputs can vary.
- Output is limited to 480p resolution, so it is not suitable for high-end or broadcast-quality work.
- Clips are short — best for brief loops and previews rather than long-form storytelling.
- Complex scenes with many moving elements can become chaotic or inconsistent.
A wide photo of a city skyline at blue hour; neon signs flicker, windows glow, and a slow aerial camera move drifts forward over the rooftops.
A serene beach scene at golden hour; gentle waves roll in, seagulls glide across the frame, and the camera slowly tilts upward to the horizon.
A dancer in a softly lit studio begins a slow spin, fabric of her dress flowing outward; soft backlight catches the movement.
A number that locks the randomness so you can reproduce a generation.
The starting still image that the video will be generated from.
A short text description of the motion or action you want in the video.
How long the generated clip should be, in seconds.
The shape of the video frame, such as 16:9, 9:16, or 1:1.
How closely the model follows your prompt — higher means stricter, lower means more creative.
How much movement is added; lower keeps it subtle, higher makes it more dramatic.
Things you want the model to avoid, like 'blurry' or 'distorted faces'.
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What input does Seedance 2 need?
One image plus a short text prompt describing the motion you want.
How long are the generated videos?
Clips are short — typically a few seconds, ideal for previews and loops.
Can I use the output commercially?
Yes, generated videos can be used in your own creative projects, including commercial ones.