AI Video and Image Use Cases

Choose a guide for the scene you want to create, with practical prompts, live model settings and a clear credit example.

Choose a creative starting point

Start with the material you have

A product photograph or a room image gives Image to Video a concrete starting view. A written idea can begin with Text to Video. For a product still, choose Image to Image with a reference, or Text to Image for a generic concept. Each linked guide explains a practical brief, writing choices and original prompts for its particular use case.

Plan the output before spending credits

Current video generation produces one 16:9 clip per request, with 5, 10 or 15 second choices. Image settings offer other ratios, including 1:1 and 9:16, depending on the chosen image model. Social video guides explain how to plan landscape source footage for a later crop in your own workflow. Download and inspect the result before preparing your final presentation or uploading it yourself.

Compare a small idea first

Write the scene in terms of visible objects and actions. Decide what should stay consistent and what should move. For a product, that may mean keeping the packaging still while the camera moves. For an interior, it means checking wall and window positions. For a social concept, it means keeping the opening action understandable. Use the result to decide which part of the brief needs refinement.

Budget for each request

New accounts start with 0 credits and need a purchased plan or credit pack to generate. A 5-second Seedance 2.0 Mini clip at 480p costs 4 credits in Text to Video or Image to Video. The Basic monthly plan is $29.90 for 149 credits. Check the displayed quote for the selected model and settings before submitting.

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Frequently asked questions

Does this directory generate content?

Choose one of the eight guides to reach its generator. This directory helps you find a starting workflow and has no generator of its own.

Should I start with text or an image?

Use a photo when an existing product or room is central to the brief. Use text to explore a scene without a starting photograph, or choose an image guide for a still result.

How do I compare different creative ideas?

Submit each idea as its own request after checking its quote. Change one planned element when you want a useful comparison between two creative directions.

Can I use a result without reviewing it?

Inspect generated details before use, especially product labels, property geometry and anything that might imply a factual claim. Exact reproduction is not guaranteed.