Generate videos
$0.0150/1k tokensSeedance 2.5 Image-to-Video
Generate video with duration, resolution and native audio controls.
Scrollport gives AI agents 2 tools to turn images into video, from ByteDance and xAI, through one connection. Prices are per 1k tokens or video second, depending on the tool, paid per use from one prepaid wallet with no subscription, provider accounts or API keys. Agents use them over MCP, the CLI or the HTTP API.
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Use verified tools with pay-per-use pricing. Provider access is included. Tools that work in your own apps ask you to connect that account.
Connect your first agent to receive $1 trial credit.
Prices are per 1k tokens or video second, depending on the tool, so compare what each tool returns and a typical run's cost before choosing.
| Tool | Provider | What it returns | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seedance 2.5 Image-to-Video | ByteDance | Generate video with duration, resolution and native audio controls. | $0.0150/1k tokens |
| Grok Imagine Video 1.5 Image-to-Video | xAI | Generate video from an input image and text prompt with duration and resolution controls. | $0.1960/video second |
Prices are per 1k tokens or video second, depending on the tool. You pay per use from one prepaid wallet with no subscription. Your agent sees the exact price before each run, and connecting your first agent adds $1 of trial credit.
It depends on what you need back and how much you will run it. Seedance 2.5 Image-to-Video (ByteDance, $0.0150/1k tokens): Generate video with duration, resolution and native audio controls. Grok Imagine Video 1.5 Image-to-Video (xAI, $0.1960/video second): Generate video from an input image and text prompt with duration and resolution controls. Your agent can inspect the closest match and see its exact price before it runs.
Treat the source image as the first frame of a shot. Tell your agent what should move, how the camera should behave and which visual details must remain stable.
Describe subject motion, environmental motion and camera movement separately. A short, coherent action usually produces a more controllable result than several scene changes in one generation.
Use a clean image with a readable subject, plausible depth and enough room for the intended movement. Avoid conflicting poses, cropped moving parts or details that must stay exact at very small scale.
Generate a short representative shot first. Review identity, geometry, camera direction, unwanted movement and the final frame before extending the duration or adding the shot to a sequence.
This example gives the agent separate subject and camera directions.
Example prompt to give your agent
Use Scrollport's Image-to-video tools to animate [SOURCE IMAGE] into a [DURATION] shot for [USE]. The subject should [SUBJECT MOTION], the environment should [ENVIRONMENTAL MOTION], and the camera should [CAMERA MOVEMENT]. Preserve [IDENTITY OR OBJECT DETAILS], avoid [UNWANTED MOTION], and show me the price before the paid run.