Cinematic
Sci-fi cityscape
Neon streets and atmospheric camera sweeps for brand storytelling.
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Text to Video
Turn Text into Videos
Generate cinematic text-to-video clips with Seedance 2.0, Kling, and Veo. Create 3–6s ad, social, and product videos from a prompt — free to try on SeedanceVideo.
Start CreatingText-to-video examples
Typical directions from a single prompt — cinematic scenes, social shorts, and campaign openers.
- Film
Cinematic mood piece
Film-grade color and slow push-in for trailers and intros.
- Social
Portrait motion
Character-focused clips with subtle motion for social feeds.
Prompt-first direction
Describe scene, camera motion, and mood in natural language — no timeline editing required.
Multiple leading models
Seedance 2.0, Kling, and Veo in one workspace — switch models without leaving the page.
Cinematic camera control
Push-in, orbit, and sweep motions for premium commercial ad aesthetics.
Campaign-ready exports
Download clips ready for ads, landing pages, and social posts.
- 1
Describe your scene
Write the subject, camera motion, and mood you want.
- 2
Generate with a model
Pick Seedance 2.0, Kling, or Veo and render the clip.
- 3
Refine the result
Tweak the prompt and regenerate until the motion feels right.
- 4
Export and reuse
Download the clip for ads, social, and product pages.
- 3–6s
- Clip length
- 3+
- Models in one workspace
- 1080p
- Export quality
- ~60s
- Typical render time
“We replaced our b-roll sourcing with text-to-video. Launch clips that used to take a week now ship same-day.”
“Being able to switch between Seedance and Veo without changing tools saves us hours per campaign.”
“The camera-motion prompts give our product videos a premium ad feel without a film crew.”
Can I try text-to-video without signing in?
Guest generation depends on your project settings. If enabled, you can generate directly on this page.
Which models are supported?
Seedance 2.0 is the primary model, with Kling and Veo available depending on workspace configuration.
How do I write a better text-to-video prompt?
Include subject, scene, camera motion, lighting, pacing, and intended use. For example: “Cinematic product reveal, slow push-in, soft studio light, 5-second ad opener.”
Text-to-video vs image-to-video — when to use which?
Use text-to-video when starting from a written brief only. Use image-to-video when you already have a product photo or key visual to animate.
Can I use outputs commercially?
Usage rights depend on your subscription plan and provider terms. Review SeedanceVideo terms before publishing.
Start turning text into video
Generate your first clip in under a minute — no editing software required.