ImgEdifyThe Seedance 1.5 Pro video generator turns a scene description or a single starting image into a short clip. Choose an integer duration from four to twelve seconds and a frame shape suited to your composition. Use a precise motion brief, check the credit total, and follow the finished result in your video history.
JPG / PNG input · Credits shown before generation · Video history
Open Seedance 1.5 Pro video generatorSeedance 1.5 Pro is a video model for text-led and image-led scenes. On ImgEdify, its controls cover clip length, two output resolutions, and six frame shapes. The uploaded image guides the beginning of an image-to-video clip; your prompt describes what should happen next.
This workspace supports text or one starting image; first-and-last-frame controls are not included.
Real outputs created on ImgEdify using the prompts and settings below.
Seedance 1.5 Pro · 1280 × 720 · 5s · Text to video
A small wooden boat carrying one warm paper lantern drifts across a still mountain lake at blue hour. The camera glides slowly beside the boat; its amber reflection ripples across deep blue water. Distant mist stays soft, the boat keeps its shape. One continuous cinematic shot, no writing or logos.
Try this video promptSeedance 1.5 Pro · 720 × 1280 · 10.1s · Text to video
A high-end 3D product commercial video shot in 8K, vertical 9:16 aspect ratio, macro close-up shot. A sparkling, glittery pink lipstick in a shiny rose gold metallic tube stands upright on a highly reflective glass mirror surface. Surrounding the base are fresh red whole and sliced strawberries with green leaves and clear ice cubes. Soft pink studio lighting creates bright glossy reflections. Floating water droplets, glowing magical sparkle particles, and light trails swirl around the lipstick bullet in slow motion. Dynamic depth of field, ultra-realistic texture, luxury cosmetic aesthetic.
Prompt source: AhaPrompt. This output was generated with Seedance 1.5 Pro. The prompt’s “8K” wording describes the requested style; the actual output size is shown above.
Try this video promptEditable briefs, not verified output examples. Add the details that matter to your project.
A plain ceramic cup on a breakfast table. The camera slowly approaches from table height while steam rises. Keep the cup still and the lighting soft.
Text to video · 720P · 5 seconds · 16:9
Try this promptA small paper boat drifts down a narrow stream. A wide, low camera follows the water around a bend, gradually revealing trees reflected in the surface.
Text to video · 1080P · 9 seconds · 21:9
Try this promptKeep the uploaded product recognizable. Move the camera gently from left to right while a soft highlight passes across its surface. Do not add text or new objects.
Upload your own starting image · 720P · 6 seconds · 1:1
Try this promptA single paper lantern rises slowly above a quiet village at dusk. Keep the lantern centered in a portrait frame while rooftops recede below.
Text to video · 1080P · 8 seconds · 9:16
Try this promptYou can use any free credits available in your account toward the displayed price. Sign-in, sufficient credits, and an enabled model are required; additional credits may be needed.
Write the subject, movement, and camera direction. For image-to-video, upload one JPG or PNG first.
Select 4–12 seconds, a supported frame shape, and 720p or 1080p.
Sign in and review the full credit total. Available free credits can count toward it; a disabled model cannot be submitted.
Wait for the task to complete, then open its video in history before downloading or trying a revised prompt.
Choose any whole second from 4 through 12, rather than only two fixed lengths.
Square, 4:3, 3:4, and 21:9 options support different compositions alongside 16:9 and 9:16.
Upload one JPG or PNG when the first frame matters, then describe the action instead of re-describing every object.
Draft a compact motion study around a prepared product image. Clean or adjust the source before animating it.
Prepare the source imageTry one shot at two different durations to judge how much time an action needs.
Write another shotSet a portrait composition before generation instead of planning around a landscape crop.
Animate a portrait imageStart a new scene from a written brief.
Animate an existing visual.
Compare image and video models.
Choose a five- or ten-second clip with standard or professional output resolution.
Build a concise motion brief and choose between 768p and 1080p output.
Compare five-, ten-, and fifteen-second treatments of the same video idea.