What Gaming Intro Video needs
Playful characters, memes, miniature worlds, games, animals, and horror. This workflow accepts a written brief or prompt, an owned image. The text input describes the outcome, audience, and next action; any image, video, or audio must be owned or licensed. The output is video, and the default model is Seedance 2.0 Mini.
The starting prompt is: “Create a Gaming Intro Video. Keep the joke or spectacle readable in one scene and make the subject visually consistent..” Treat it as a starting point, not as a product fact. If the result depends on a measurement, ingredient, price, guarantee, or comparison, add that fact from an approved source and review it by hand.
How the work moves through Studio
First upload or describe the source and confirm you have the right to use it. Then choose the workflow and model, set the duration, aspect ratio, resolution, or output count, and read the exact quote. The quote is calculated before submission and changes when the settings change.
Submit one short test before a batch. Review the first result at full size, not only as a thumbnail. If the result is acceptable, save the setting and reuse the same source and configuration for the next variants; that way you compare outputs rather than different setups.
What to review before delivery
Check consent, likeness, and brand safety before generating. Do not create a realistic depiction of a real person in a misleading, intimate, or harmful situation. Keep jokes clearly separated from product claims, and review the result for stereotypes, harassment, or unintended identifiable people.
Also review identity and continuity: the product, person, or object should remain the same across frames or scenes. Look for invented text, logos, accessories, warped hands, impossible reflections, color shifts, and elements that were not in the source. If the destination is a marketplace, check size, aspect ratio, duration, audio, file weight, and metadata.
Cost, model, and next step
The default quote for Gaming Intro Video is 142 credits. That number is not a subscription price: it is an estimate for the default configuration and changes with duration, resolution, audio, output count, and model. The default quote uses Seedance 2.0 Mini and is shown before submission. Only models whose inputs, controls, and runtime state resolve can be selected; if the model is unavailable, Studio tells you before reserving credits.
If the result fails review, do not publish it: change one variable at a time (source, prompt, model, or setting) and test again. When you have an accepted output, download it, keep the configuration, and record the real cost. The pricing page explains how credits translate into subscriptions and packs.
