Text to Video
Paste a script or a single line, then open the generator to turn it into a clip.
What does text to video mean?
Text to video takes the words you already have — a script, a storyboard note, a single line — and renders them as footage. The text is the whole input.
That makes it a fast way to test an idea before committing to a shoot. Rewrite a line, regenerate, and compare the versions side by side.
How text becomes video
Prepare the text
Keep the line concrete: who or what is on screen, where it happens, and what the camera does.
Match it to a model
Choose the model whose strengths line up with the scene — motion, detail or visual style.
Generate and compare
Open the generator, run the line, then keep the wording that produced the best clip.
Models you can choose
| Model | Best for | Input |
|---|---|---|
| Seedance 1.5 Pro | Lively motion, rich scene detail and audio generation | Text, image |
| Seedance 1.0 Pro Fast | Quicker drafts at a lower cost per second | Text, image |
| Seedance 1.0 Pro Quality | The most detailed Seedance 1.0 output | Text, image |
Frequently asked questions
Is text to video the same as prompting a model?
Yes. The text is the input and the model produces the clip. A clear script line usually works better than a long description.
What kind of text works best?
Concrete lines: who or what is on screen, where it happens and what the camera does. Vague lines give vague results.
Can I keep a consistent look across clips?
Describe the look the same way each time — same lighting, same framing, same palette — and reuse the wording.
Can I pair a script with a picture?
Yes. Image to video combines a still frame with your written description of the motion.
What if the result ignores part of my prompt?
Shorten the prompt, keep the most important detail first, and generate again.
