Seedance 2.0 Mini image to video

Use high‑resolution product images on clean backgrounds with visible edges and minimal compression. Write prompts that specify material, finish, color, lighting, and context (e.g., soft rim light, glossy ceramic, kitchen counter). If you have multiple angles, upload them to create more natural motion across cuts. Keep text overlays minimal in the source; you can add captions, prices, and logos later in CapCut for better control. For additional pointers, browse our overview of InVideo AI image to video workflows.

Image‑to‑video generation commonly creates short clips around 5 seconds to validate concepts quickly. Depending on settings and model options, you can adjust duration, camera behavior, and aspect ratio before generation. When you export in CapCut, choose standard resolutions and codecs that fit your channel plan, including HD and vertical, square, or 16:9 layouts. You can also duplicate the timeline to extend or chain multiple clips for longer edits. Render times vary by project length and effects.

Use images and prompts you own or are licensed to use, and ensure your final videos comply with the policies of ad platforms and marketplaces. CapCut lets you export in common formats for commercial workflows, and you retain rights to your uploads and edits; however, you are responsible for obtaining third‑party permissions and any model or trademark clearances. Avoid using brand assets you do not own. When in doubt, run a brand and legal review before publishing and document your sources and licenses.