Seedance v1 Pro I2V 480p — bytedance/seedance-v1-pro-i2v-480p
Seedance v1 Pro I2V 480p generates short videos from a single reference image plus a motion-focused prompt. Upload a starting image, describe the action and camera beats, and the model animates the scene while keeping the input image as the visual anchor. You can also provide an optional last_image to guide how the clip ends, and enable camera_fixed when you want motion without camera movement.
Key capabilities
- Image-to-video generation anchored to a reference image (480p output)
- Pro-quality motion and coherence for short narrative beats
- Optional last_image support for smoother ending continuity
- Optional camera_fixed mode for stable framing
- Seed control for reproducible variations
Use cases
- Quick story moments from a single keyframe (pets, portraits, small actions)
- Social-ready drafts and lightweight preview clips
- Start-to-end guided shots using last_image for more predictable endings
- Product/object animation with stable framing (camera_fixed)
- Iterating multiple takes quickly by changing seed
Pricing
| Duration | Price per video |
|---|
| 5s | $0.15 |
| 10s | $0.30 |
| 15s | $0.45 |
| 20s | $0.60 |
Inputs
- image (required): starting reference image (first-frame anchor)
- prompt (optional/required by UI): motion and scene direction
- last_image (optional): end-frame reference to guide the finishing state
Parameters
- prompt: describes subject action, environment motion, and camera direction
- image: input image (upload or URL)
- last_image: optional end reference image (upload or URL)
- duration: video length in seconds
- aspect_ratio: output aspect ratio selection
- camera_fixed: whether to lock the camera position
- seed: random seed (-1 for random; fixed value for reproducible results)
- safety checker: enabled filtering for safer generations (if available in your UI)
Prompting guide (I2V)
Write prompts like a director’s beat sheet:
- Subject action: what changes over time (twitching paws, breathing, turning, walking)
- Camera: slow zoom, cut, wide shot, push-in (or keep fixed)
- Environment: light shifts, particles, subtle background motion
- Continuity: explicitly say what must remain consistent (subject identity, setting, colors)
Example prompts
- Slow zoom on a sleeping dog’s twitching paws as it dreams, then cut to a wider shot as the owner gently places a chew toy beside it. Warm morning light, soft bedding texture, natural motion, smooth camera transition.
- A cat curled on a sofa. Subtle breathing motion, tail flick, gentle sunlight through curtains, camera slow push-in, calm mood.
- A product on a table. Highlights glide across the surface, light dust motes, clean studio look, camera_fixed enabled.