Portraits
Add a blink, small smile, head turn, or slow push-in while protecting recognizable features.
Add an image you can use, then describe only the action, camera move, or ending.
Use only images you own or may transform. Get permission for real-person photos and do not use public figures.
Describe motion and camera direction; the image already defines the subject.Enter adds a new line. Press Command or Control plus Enter to generate when the setup is ready.
Your setup
9:16 · 10 sec · 720P · 1 video
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Upload a real portrait, pet, travel, or product photo you are allowed to transform. Describe a believable motion and camera move, then check the current cost before generating.
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Built for photographs
This page is for camera-made photographs, not illustrations or generated first frames. Start with one visible subject and ask for a motion that could naturally happen just after the shutter clicked.
Add a blink, small smile, head turn, or slow push-in while protecting recognizable features.
Direct an ear twitch, glance, paw movement, or gentle camera track without redesigning the animal.
Move clouds, water, leaves, light, or the camera while keeping the place readable.
Use a controlled orbit, light sweep, fabric movement, or clean reveal around the existing item.
Prepare the source
Write the motion
Do not spend the prompt repeating everything already visible. Name the subject movement, camera movement, pace, and the detail that must stay stable.
Keep the person's facial features and clothing unchanged. They blink once, turn slightly toward the window, and smile. The camera makes a slow push-in; motion stays natural and restrained.
Cost before commitment
Seedance 2 Fast at 720P is selected by default. Seedance 2 Mini remains available as a lower-cost option, while Seedance 2.5 costs more. The server shows the current credit quote before any job is submitted; changing a setting never generates automatically.
Know the boundary
An AI video can drift from the source photo, especially with large movements, hidden limbs, crowds, reflections, or long motion paths. Treat the result as generated media, review identity and anatomy, and try a smaller motion when fidelity matters.
Use your own photo or one you are authorized to transform. Do not create deceptive impersonation, non-consensual intimate media, public-figure misuse, or unsafe content involving minors.
Review the Acceptable Use PolicyPhoto to video FAQ
Use one clear, well-lit photo with a readable subject and enough space around anything that should move. Avoid tiny faces, heavy blur, and important details cut off by the frame.
Yes. Keep the first motion request small and natural, such as a head turn, blink, ear movement, or slow camera push. Large body changes are more likely to alter identity or anatomy.
The page starts with Seedance 2 Fast at 720P. Seedance 2 Mini remains available as a lower-cost option, while Seedance 2.5 is the higher-cost option. You can review the model, duration, audio setting, and exact live credit quote before choosing Generate.
No. Uploading and preparing the setup do not submit a job. Generation starts only after you review the setup and explicitly choose Generate.