Turn Text into Video with Seedance: Step by Step

Text-to-video describes a shot in words and asks a model to generate motion. Start with a small draft using currently supported Seedance models in SeeAny.

Use cases

Try social clips, music-video concepts, product demos, or storyboard tests before filming.

Step 1: describe one shot

Include subject, action, camera movement, lighting, and mood.

A cyberpunk street at night, neon reflected on wet pavement, a slow camera push-in, rain, cinematic atmosphere.

Enter the prompt in the video workspace, then choose supported ratio and duration settings.

Step 2: select the model and length

Check listed models such as Seedance 2.0 Fast. Duration and resolution can affect cost, so compare a short draft first and inspect displayed credits before generation.

Step 3: add an image when supported

A reference image can guide the selected model's image-to-video variant. It does not guarantee exact character or product consistency.

Practical tips

Describe one clear action, choose a camera direction, split complex scenes into shorter clips, and review distorted subjects, text, and motion before use.

SeeAny uses WaveSpeed and saves results in History. Continue with image or music workflows when needed.