Evolink-AI/GPT-Image-2-Seedance-2.5-Workflow

What it solves

Creating video from a single image often gives unpredictable motion or loses control over the scene. This workflow solves that by using GPT Image 2 to first produce a precise, reviewed still image (or a storyboard grid), then passing that approved image to Seedance 2.5 for animation. It gives you a checkpoint to confirm the look before spending on video generation.

How it works

Two main routes are documented. The first is a direct product-photo-to-video flow: you prepare a public image URL (or upload a local file), generate a 16:9 product scene with GPT Image 2, review it for product, logo, layout, and dimensions, then pass the approved image URL to Seedance 2.5 as a first frame with aspect_ratio=adaptive. The second is an optional draft-to-final flow: you can ask for a 480p draft first, review it, and then submit its task ID to a separate endpoint for a 1080p final render. The README also includes many community example cases (storyboards, character sheets, music videos, etc.) with specific prompts and steps. The project provides agent integration via an EvoLink MCP/CLI: you install the CLI, log in, and give your agent natural-language commands that check models, inputs, and costs before triggering any paid generation.

Who it’s for

This is for creators, marketers, and developers who want to produce animated video from AI-generated stills without writing code from scratch. It suits anyone using the EvoLink platform (which hosts GPT Image 2 and Seedance 2.5) and who wants a reliable, step-by-step workflow—whether they interact via a terminal agent (like Claude or similar) or directly through API calls.

Highlights

• Clear two-stage pipeline: generate and approve an image, then animate it—reducing wasted video-generation cost.
• Includes a quick-start CLI setup (evolink auth login, evolink skills install, and schema checks) so agents can check parameters before use.
• Provides ready-to-use API examples (curl) for product videos and for the optional draft-to-1080p conversion.
• Curates ~26 community cases with full prompts and visuals, covering storyboards, character animation, music videos, game concepts, and more—each with notes on how to adapt them to Seedance 2.5.
• Emphasizes practical checks: verify image ratio, use adaptive aspect ratio, poll the original task ID, and save local copies. It also clearly states that community examples are historical and not officially validated for 2.5.