Anime Film

Expressive characters and bold color in a stylized anime scene.

Paid plans only
Cost4,800

From 600 credits · 1 video · 1 to 3 minutes

Runs on

Seedance2.0
Seedance 2.0

ByteDance's film-grade video model: text or images to cinematic clips with native audio.

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Make an anime film scene from a description

Type
Video preset
Runs on
Seedance 2.0
Input
Text, plus reference images and sounds, or a first and last frame
Output
MP4 video, with or without sound
Options
Speed: Standard, Fast, Mini · 6 aspect ratios · Duration 4–15 s · Resolution: 480p, 720p, 1080p · Sound · First & last frame
Price
From 600 credits
Plan
Paid plans

Write a scene and get it back as a short anime film moment. The app adds the look for you: stylized characters with expressive faces, vibrant color and a dynamic camera. It runs on Seedance 2.0, so clips can run 4 to 15 seconds with sound.

How to make an anime scene

  1. Describe the scene: the character, the setting and one clear action.
  2. Attach a character image (optional) as a reference to keep your own design in the clip.
  3. Or start from a drawing: switch on First & last frame to open on your picture, and add a last frame if you want to set the ending.
  4. Pick shape and length: 16:9 for widescreen, 9:16 for shorts and reels.
  5. Choose a resolution and generate. 480p for drafts, 720p or 1080p for the final.

What to write

Give the scene a character, a place, an action and a feeling. Some examples:

  • "A girl with a yellow umbrella runs across a rooftop in summer rain, laughing as the clouds break"
  • "A young swordsman draws his blade in a bamboo forest as autumn leaves swirl around him"
  • "Two friends share a bento on a train bench at sunset, the city lights flickering on outside the window"
  • "A small dragon learns to fly, tumbles off a cliff, then catches the wind and soars over a village"

Tips

  • Name the emotion. Expressive characters are the point of this style; say how they feel.
  • Describe motion. The camera is dynamic, so give it something to follow: running, falling, turning, flying.
  • One beat per clip. For a longer story, make several clips with the same character description and cut them together.
  • Draft on Mini or Fast at 480p, then render the version you like on Standard.

After you generate

Use Recreate to run the same settings again, or Reuse prompt to adjust the scene. Send to another tool: Upscale, Trim, Add subtitles, Extract frames for stills, Make a GIF, Color grade or Extract audio.

FAQ

What does the app add to my prompt?

The anime film look: stylized characters with expressive faces, vibrant color and a dynamic camera. You only describe who is in the scene and what happens.

Can I use my own character?

Yes. Attach an image of the character as a reference; attached images and sound clips act as references for people, products and places. To open the clip on your own picture, switch on First & last frame: the first frame is required and the last is optional. Video files can't be used as references, and you can attach up to 10 files per run.

How long are the clips?

Any length from 4 to 15 seconds, in 16:9, 9:16, 4:3, 3:4, 1:1 or 21:9, at 480p, 720p or 1080p, with sound on or off.

Which model does it run on?

Seedance 2.0, a video model that turns text or images into cinematic clips with native audio.

How much does it cost?

On the Standard speed, 300 credits per second at 480p, 600 at 720p and 1,500 at 1080p; an 8-second clip at 720p uses 4,800 credits. Fast costs 250, 500 or 1,250 per second and Mini 150, 300 or 750. The composer shows the exact price before you generate.

Who can use it?

It's available on paid plans.