Seedance 2.0 Mini
Direct answer
Seedance 2.0 Mini turns one product image into a short video. The reviewed yito run used a 1024 × 1024 cup photo, 16:9, 720p, four seconds, no audio, and one output for 75 credits. The cup stayed recognizable, but the forward move cropped most of the pedestal by the final second.
Seedance 2.0 Mini
Verified production outputs
Generation cases retain the input, settings, and historical cost; local audits retain the inspected file and every observed check.
InputFour-second product video from the cup source
Model: Seedance 2.0 Mini
Across four one-second checkpoints, the output retained one blue ceramic cup, its brown rim, blue glaze, unbranded surface, and limestone pedestal. It added no text, logo, label, person, or extra product. The requested forward camera move is smooth, but the push-in crops most of the pedestal and leaves less layout space by the final second.
One controlled run on one unbranded ceramic cup. It does not prove identity preservation for printed labels, transparent packaging, reflective metal, apparel, or complex multi-part products. Rights, color accuracy, marketplace rules, and delivery metadata still require human review.
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9
- Duration
- 4 seconds
- Resolution
- 720p
- Audio
- Off
- Outputs
- 1
- Historical Credits
- 75
Observed failures
- The landscape frame crops a tall portrait source and removes some pedestal detail.
- The prompt described a different product from the source image; the mismatch is retained in the record.
- The run does not test small printed label text or transparent packaging.
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What the reviewed run used
The test started from one yito-owned product photo: a blue ceramic cup on a limestone pedestal. The same 1024 × 1024 source image was used for both models, so the comparison is not confounded by different inputs. The prompt asked for a four-second premium ecommerce product video, one slow forward camera move, restrained parallax, soft limestone-studio highlights, and no text, logos, labels, people, extra cups, cuts, or audio.
Seedance 2.0 Mini received the image as the first frame, 16:9, 720p, four seconds, audio off, and one output. The historical yito quote was 75 credits. The retained provider cost was about $0.41. The quote was shown before generation; it is not a subscription price and it can change when the settings change.
What the output preserved, and what it did not
Across four one-second checkpoints, the output retained the cup, its brown rim, blue glaze, unbranded surface, and limestone pedestal. It did not add text, logos, people, or a second product. The forward move is smooth and the product stays readable at normal viewing size.
The landscape frame crops a tall portrait source, so some pedestal and splash detail disappears. The push-in also leaves less layout space by the final second. The submitted prompt described a white insulated cup with a lid and handle while the source was a blue ceramic cup; both models followed the image, and the mismatch is retained as part of the evidence record.
How to decide before a batch
Use this run as a short canary, not as a guarantee. If you need a 16:9 product clip and the forward crop is acceptable, Seedance 2.0 Mini is a reasonable first candidate. If you need the full pedestal, a square master, printed-label fidelity, transparent packaging, or a different camera behavior, test another route on the same source before spending on a batch.
Review the first two seconds and the final frame separately. Check product identity, label text, geometry, color, reflections, contact shadows, added objects, and the destination aspect ratio. A clip that looks good in motion can still fail a marketplace image review when paused on the wrong frame.
What this run does not tell you about cost
The 75-credit quote is a setting-specific estimate, not a subscription discount. A longer duration, a higher resolution, audio, a retry, or a different output count changes the number, and the quote on the product page is the only number that applies to the run you are about to start. Treat any historical quote as a planning input and confirm the live quote in Studio before a batch.
The provider cost retained for this run was about $0.41. That figure is useful for checking margin, but it is not the customer price and it can move when the provider changes its rate card. The accepted output is the unit that matters: a cheap file that needs a second generation is not cheaper than a slightly higher quote that ships in the requested format.
Frequently asked questions
What input does Seedance 2.0 Mini need for this product video?
The reviewed run used one 1024 × 1024 product photo as the first frame. It also accepted a prompt describing the camera move and the product attributes that must stay recognizable. The run did not need a reference video or a last frame.
What did the four-second run cost?
The historical yito estimate was 75 credits for four seconds at 720p, 16:9, with audio off and one output. The retained provider cost was about $0.41. A different duration, resolution, audio setting, or retry changes the quote.
Did the output keep the product exactly the same?
The cup, brown rim, blue glaze, unbranded surface, and limestone pedestal stayed recognizable across four checkpoints. The forward move cropped most of the pedestal by the final second, so framing and composition did change even though product identity held.
Can I use the output directly in a marketplace listing?
Do not treat one generated clip as a compliant listing video. Check the destination aspect ratio, duration, audio, file size, product claims, and metadata rules. Reject any frame that invents a logo, label, accessory, person, or extra product.
When should I test another model instead?
Test another model when you need a different aspect ratio, more stable product geometry, printed-label fidelity, transparent packaging, or a lower cost per accepted second. Run both models on the same source image and settings before choosing.
Does yito guarantee the same result on every retry?
No. The evidence records one reviewed production run, not a deterministic promise. Provider versions, prompts, source images, and settings can change. Re-run a short canary and review the output before spending on a larger batch.
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What to keep in mind
This page records one controlled run on one unbranded ceramic cup. It does not prove identity preservation for printed labels, transparent packaging, reflective metal, apparel, or multi-part products. Rights, color accuracy, marketplace rules, and delivery metadata still require human review.