Real estate listing: 6 room clips on Seedance 2.5 vs Wan 3.0, priced

Six 5-second room clips cost $42.66 at 1080p on Seedance 2.5, $17.34 at 720p or $7.50 on Wan 3.0 at 1080p on Sume. When the pricier model earns it.

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Six 5-second room clips for a listing cost $42.66 at 1080p on Seedance 2.5 on Sume, $17.34 at 720p, and $7.50 on Wan 3.0 at 1080p. If the only goal is 'a smooth push-in on the room photo', Wan 3.0 is the cheaper 1080p on Sume. Seedance 2.5 earns its price when you need references, or first and last frames that match two real photos of the same room.

'AI video generator for real estate' is a query people type; the answer is a set of short clips from your photos, not one long synthetic tour. Keep each clip short and tied to a real image.

Same six rooms, three settings

Sume, list x 1.25, 16:9, read 2026-10-07
Model and settingOne 5 s clipSix clips
seedance-2.5, 1080p$7.11$42.66
seedance-2.5, 720p$2.89$17.34
seedance-2.5, 480p$1.35$8.10
wan-3.0, 1080p$1.25$7.50
wan-3.0, 720p$0.62$3.75

Photos in, honest clips out

Send the room photo as the first_frame. If you have a second photo from the other side of the room, send it as the last_frame: Seedance 2.5 and Wan 3.0 both take a first and last frame on Sume, so the clip travels between two real views. That is more faithful than letting a model invent the far wall.

A listing is a legal document in practice. Do not add furniture, views or features that are not there. A clip that turns a bare room into a furnished one needs a clear label, and a clip that changes the room's size is a misrepresentation.

Assembly

Join the six clips on a timeline with the address as a caption, and keep the cut in the order of a walkthrough: entry, living area, kitchen, bedrooms, bath, exterior.

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