Make an emotional brand film from a few lines
- 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
Tell the story behind a launch or campaign and get it back as a brand film moment. The app sets the tone: emotional and understated, with a slow, deliberate camera and cinematic color. It runs on Seedance 2.0, with clips from 4 to 15 seconds and optional sound.
How to make a brand film
- Write the moment: who is in it, where they are and what they feel.
- Attach references (optional): a product photo, a person or a location, as images or sound clips.
- Or start from a frame: switch on First & last frame to open on your own picture and, if you like, end on another.
- Pick the shape: 16:9 or 21:9 for web and screens, 9:16 for stories, 1:1 for feeds.
- Choose length and resolution, then generate.
What to write
Brand films lead with feeling, not features. Describe a human moment and let the product sit inside it:
- "A grandmother teaches her granddaughter to knead bread in a sunlit kitchen, flour on both their hands"
- "A runner laces up her shoes in the dark before dawn, steps outside, and the first light hits the empty street"
- "An architect pins sketches to a studio wall late at night, then steps back and smiles"
- "A family loads a small camper van at the edge of a lake, the kids racing to the water"
Tips
- One emotion per clip. Quiet pride, relief or anticipation reads better than a mix.
- Keep the action small. The slow camera suits gestures, glances and pauses.
- Use a clean product photo as a reference if the product has to appear.
- Build a longer spot from several clips with the same people and places, cut together in your editor.
- Draft at 480p, then render the version you like at 720p or 1080p.
After you generate
Use Recreate to run the same settings again, or Reuse prompt to refine the story. Send to another tool to finish: Color grade, Trim, Add subtitles, Upscale, Convert or Extract audio.