Hypervisuals from a start frame to an end frame
October 9, 2026 · Deepscene
Hypervisuals is a before-and-after clip. You set a first still and a last still, in words, with a picture, or both. Deepscene builds a short clip that starts on the first and ends on the last. An optional product photo can sit in both frames so the pack stays the same object. Duration and ratio live under More. The film is the move between those two frames, not a full commercial script.
How to use it
- Open Hypervisuals.
- Describe the start frame, upload it, or do both. Do the same for the end frame. The last frame can use the first frame so the product stays consistent.
- Add a product photo on either frame when the pack has to match a real SKU. A frame from Product stills is a reliable source.
- Set duration and ratio under More.
- The run pauses after the start and end frames, before it spends on the video. Check those two stills, then continue.
You get the clip plus the two frames. Download each file from its card.
Where to use it
Use Hypervisuals when you already know the before and the after: a bottle upright, then a dropper falling; a closed lid, then an open pour; a flat lay, then the product in a hand. Use Image to video when you have one picture and only a motion note. Use Commercials when you need a concept and a script. Use Reels when the piece is a vertical story rather than a locked pair of frames.
What you pay
Each frame is a still. A standard still is 2 credits, so the pair is 4 credits before the video. Seedance 2.5 is 2 credits a second at 480p and 5 at 720p. A 5 second move at 480p is 10 credits on top of the frames. Starter is $15 a month for 150 credits. Creator is $39 for 420. Studio is $99 for 1,100. Cancel any time. No setup fee. See pricing.
Questions
Do I need both frames as photos?
No. Either frame can be a description, a picture, or both. A picture is the right choice when the pack has to stay exact.
Does the video start before I see the frames?
No. Hypervisuals pauses after the start and end frames so you can check them before the video spend.