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Seedream 4.5 image edit and generation
Edit a reference image or generate images from text using Seedream 4.5. For a first run, upload one source image, keep the Source image stage enabled, and describe the changes you want and the features to retain. The supplied example requests anime styling while retaining identity. Keep the defaults: 2048 × 2048 pixels, Related image generation disabled, seed -1 for randomization, watermark off and Require all requested images enabled. The output returns generated images. For text-only generation, disable the Source image stage and replace the editing example with a complete scene description. An upload is required while that stage is enabled. This tool uses the fixed seedream-4-5-251128 model. Output size determines the requested dimensions. Set it to Custom to use Custom width and Custom height, measured in pixels. Width accepts 1024–6240 and height accepts 1024–4992, both in increments of 2. These fields have no effect with other size selections. Related image generation set to disabled generates one image. Auto lets the model decide whether to generate a related set, such as story scenes or character variations. Describe the intended set in the instruction and increase Maximum images above 1 to permit multiple results. Maximum images is an upper limit, not a guaranteed count. Input and generated images together cannot exceed 15, so request at most 14 generated images with the source enabled or 15 with it disabled. Seed -1 selects randomization; a nonnegative seed sets the generation seed without a guarantee of identical results. AI watermark adds an “AI generated” watermark. Require all requested images aborts execution if any requested images are missing or return an error; disable it to allow partial results. This tool connects one RGB reference image and provides no mask-based editing input, multi-reference batching stage or denoise-strength control. Uploaded alpha transparency is not preserved because the loader's separate alpha-mask output is not connected.
Vidu Q2 two-subject video
Generate one video featuring two reference subjects, with prompt-directed action, camera movement and optional generated audio. Upload one reference image for each subject; both uploads are required. Refer to the first as @subject1 and the second as @subject2 in the prompt. This interface supplies one image per subject. The references guide appearance rather than defining exact start or end frames. For a first run, upload both references, adapt the example prompt to their appearance, and keep the 5-second, 16:9, 720p defaults. Describe the setting, each subject's actions and the camera movement. Keep the requested action appropriate to the selected duration. Duration supports 1–10 seconds. Choose 720p or 1080p resolution and landscape, portrait or square framing through Aspect ratio. Movement selects auto, small, medium or large motion amplitude for objects in the frame; specify camera direction in the prompt. Generate audio is enabled by default. Include speech and sound directions in the prompt to request generated speech and background music, or disable it for video without generated audio. Seed -1 randomizes each run; a specified seed requests a particular generation variation. This tool uses the paid Vidu Q2 partner service and sends reference images and generation instructions to the provider. It returns one video for preview in Sweet Tea.
Vidu Q3 text to video
Generate one short video from a text description of the scene, action, camera movement and visual style, with optional generated sound. No uploaded media is required. This uses the Vidu partner API, requires authenticated provider access and makes a paid provider call; your prompt is sent to the provider. For a first run, use the included neon street-chase prompt with Pro, six seconds, 16:9 framing, 720p resolution and sound enabled. Replace the prompt to create your own scene. Keep it within 2000 characters and align any requested shot timings with the selected duration. Choose Pro or Turbo, one of five aspect ratios, 720p or 1080p resolution, and a duration of 1–16 whole seconds. Enable sound when describing desired dialogue or sound effects; disable it for silent video. Prompt details express the desired result and do not guarantee exact shot timing or dialogue. Leave seed at -1 for a fresh random seed each run, or enter a fixed seed. The generated video is returned for preview with automatic format and codec selection.
Seedance 2.0 text to video
Generate one video from a text prompt with a selectable Seedance 2.0 model and optional generated audio. No uploaded media is required. Configured ByteDance provider access is required; generation sends the prompt to the provider and uses a paid API. For a first run, keep Mini, 720p, 16:9, five seconds, and audio enabled. Use the supplied space-battle prompt or replace it with your subject, setting, action, camera movement, and visual style. Describe desired sound when audio is enabled. The example's '8K' wording is a style instruction; the Resolution field controls output resolution. Choose Seedance 2.0, Fast, or Mini, then check the resolution. Resolution is entered as text and must be supported by the selected provider model; this interface does not enumerate model-specific choices. Duration accepts 4–15 seconds in whole-second increments. Update prompt timing when changing duration. Aspect ratio controls frame shape, with an adaptive provider option also available. Disable Generate audio when audio is unwanted. Watermark requests a provider watermark and is disabled by default; remove the example's 'no watermark' instruction if enabling it. Seed -1 randomizes each run. A fixed seed does not guarantee reproducible results; the source uses it to control whether generation re-runs. The generated video is returned through Sweet Tea's video output. Advanced Video encoding controls provide file type, codec, and CRF settings. Keep file type and codec on auto and CRF at -1 for a first run. These settings configure output encoding, while the generation controls determine the video's content and dimensions.
Recraft V4 text to image
Generate one to six images from a written description using Recraft V4 or V4 Pro. No source image is required. The host environment must provide access to the Recraft API; prompts are sent to the provider, and generation incurs provider usage charges. For a first run, replace the example prompt with your subject, composition, lighting and desired style. Keep Recraft V4, Output size 1024x1024 and Image count 1. Leave Negative prompt blank unless you want to describe elements to discourage. Run the Pipe to receive the generated images. Select the model before setting Output size. These are separate controls: switching to V4 Pro does not automatically update the size. The source defaults are 1024x1024 for V4 and 2048x2048 for V4 Pro. Enter sizes as widthxheight in pixels. The complete model-specific size lists are not supplied, so other dimensions must be supported by the selected model or the provider may reject them. Image count ranges from one to six; model choice and image count affect provider usage cost. Leave Seed at -1 to randomize it each run. Seed controls whether the generation node re-runs; a fixed seed does not reproduce the same images because provider results are nondeterministic. This Pipe returns generated images through Sweet Tea's preview output. It does not expose palette or background-color controls: the source's color examples are disconnected from generation.
Wan 2.6 text to video
Generate a video from an English or Chinese scene description using Wan, with optional generated audio and continuous-shot or multi-shot composition. No uploaded image, video, or audio input is exposed in this Pipe. For a first run, replace the example scene description with your subjects, actions, setting, camera movement, and visual style. Keep Wan 2.6, landscape 720p, and the five-second duration. Audio generation and AI prompt enhancement are enabled by default; include desired sound in your description when using generated audio. Review the negative prompt and replace scene-specific exclusions that do not apply. Output size selects resolution and aspect ratio together. Duration is in seconds: Wan 2.6 supports 5, 10, or 15; when selecting Wan 2.5 preview, choose 5 or 10. Shot type selects one continuous shot or multiple shots with cuts, and takes effect only while Enhance prompt is enabled. Disable enhancement to submit your wording without AI expansion. Turn off Generate audio if you do not want automatic audio generation. Seed -1 randomizes each run; enter a fixed seed to control randomization. Watermark requests an AI-generated watermark and is disabled by default. The generated video is returned to Sweet Tea. In the advanced Video output section, leave file type and codec on auto for the first run, or select an explicit container and encoding. Keep the supplied CRF default unless you need to configure encoding quality.
LTX-2.5 image to video with audio
Animate a starting image into one video with generated audio using LTX-2.5. Upload a first frame and describe the scene, action, camera movement, and desired sounds or dialogue. There is no audio-upload input. For a first run, replace the example prompt to match your image and keep 5 seconds, 24 FPS, 16:9, and 0.9 output megapixels. Use an image with a similar aspect ratio when composition matters. Aspect ratio and megapixels determine output dimensions rounded to a 32-pixel multiple. Initial generation uses half those dimensions, followed by 2× spatial latent upsampling and joint video/audio refinement. Increasing resolution, duration, or FPS increases the work required. Enhance prompt selects a rewrite informed by your text and uploaded image. Turn it off to select your original wording. Enhancement length controls the rewrite's text budget, not video duration. Sample enhanced wording uses on/off choices; temperature, probability filters, penalties, and enhancement seed apply when sampling is on. Thinking mode depends on support from the fixed enhancement model, and Use enhancement template selects its built-in template when available. Text-to-video mode bypasses starting-frame injection in both stages. An image upload remains required because preprocessing stays connected. Also turn off Enhance prompt to make generation conditioning come only from your text. Initial and refinement image strengths are independent and inactive in text-to-video mode. The uploaded alpha mask is not connected; transparency is not preserved as an output feature. Enter positive whole-second duration and a whole frame rate from 1 to 120 FPS. Choose duration × FPS divisible by 8, with duration × FPS + 1 at most 1000. At 24 FPS, whole-second durations from 1 through 41 meet these conditions. The default requests 121 frames, so playback can be about one frame longer than five seconds. Generation, refinement, and sampled prompt enhancement have separate seeds. Use -1 to randomize each run. For comparisons with fixed random inputs, set all applicable seeds explicitly and keep enhancement settings unchanged. Both stages share the negative prompt and expose separate video and audio guidance inputs. Keep guidance at 1 for a first run; supported tuning ranges are not established by the supplied evidence. Advanced settings preserve independent samplers and editable comma-separated noise schedules for both stages, plus source-image compression from 0 to 100. Keep their authored defaults initially. There is no separate Steps control: the manual schedules define sampling transitions. Image compression affects the image used for enhancement and conditioning. Export settings offer automatic or explicit container and codec selection, with 8- or 10-bit video assembly. Keep auto and 8-bit for a first run. The source notes that 10-bit supports smoother gradients but may have more limited compatibility. Export settings affect encoding rather than generation. The retained CRF field stays hidden at -1 because its effective quality behavior is not established by the supplied evidence.
