Soku AIDescribe the shot, not the story
The model renders one continuous take. Say where the camera is, what is in frame, what moves and how it is lit. A description that spans three locations gets you one confused location.
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Text to Video AI From a Sentence
Write the shot you want and get it back as footage — no camera, no stock library, no upload. Every run here goes to Seedance 2.0 Mini, which generates the audio with the picture rather than laying a track over it afterwards.Write the shot you want and get it back as footage — no camera, no stock library, no upload.
Text to VideoSeedance 2.0 Mini
- Seedance 2.0 Mini, named on the page
- 4–15 seconds, 480p or 720p
- Priced per second of output
Three deliberate steps
Choose the length and the shape
Anywhere from 4 to 15 seconds, in 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9. Cost scales with the seconds you ask for, so it is worth finding the prompt at 4 seconds before you render it at 12.
Take it into Creatives
A clip that works is rarely a finished ad. Hand the output into the Creatives canvas to cut it, caption it, resize it for a second placement, or run it as one arm of a test.
Use cases
Who reaches for this, and when
Performance marketers
Get a concept in front of an account before you fund a shoot
The expensive part of testing a new angle is producing footage for it. Generating the shot turns an untested idea into something you can put live in an afternoon, and only the angles that survive earn a real production budget.
Brand and content teams
Fill the shots a library never has
Stock reliably has the obvious frame and never has the specific one. When the brief calls for your product on a particular surface in a particular light, describing it is faster than searching for something close enough.
Founders without a creative team
Ship a moving ad without hiring anyone
A static image and a video cost the same to run and do not perform the same. Where the alternative is no video at all, a generated clip is the difference between having a video ad and not having one.
Questions before you run it
- Which model actually runs when I press generate?
- Seedance 2.0 Mini, from ByteDance. We name it because the alternative — an unnamed "our AI" — hides the two facts that decide whether this tool suits you: it renders 4 to 15 seconds at 480p or 720p, and it generates audio alongside the picture. If you specifically want Sora or the full Seedance 2.5 model, those have their own pages here.
- How is text to video different from image to video?
- Text to video invents the whole frame, including the product in it. Image to video animates a frame you already have. If the shot must show your actual product, packaging or premises, start from a photo on the image-to-video tool — a generated approximation of a real product is the single most common way one of these clips becomes unusable in an ad.
- Can I generate a 30 or 60 second video?
- Not in one run. The engine caps a single generation at 15 seconds. Longer pieces are built by generating several shots and assembling them, which is what the Creatives canvas is for. Anyone promising you a minute of coherent generated video from one prompt is describing something this class of model does not currently do.
- Is the audio real, and can I turn it off?
- The audio is generated with the video, so ambience and any spoken line are timed to the picture instead of laid on top. You can switch it off if you are cutting to your own music bed, which is what most paid placements end up doing anyway since a large share of feed views are muted.
- What does a clip cost?
- You start with free credits when you sign up on this page. After that a run is charged per second of output, and 480p costs roughly half of 720p — so the sensible pattern is to explore prompts short and at the lower resolution, then re-render the one you like at the length and quality you are going to run.
