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A sunset AI video is the shot everyone tries to take on vacation and nobody quite catches: the sun sinking into the sea behind you, your hair lit up like a halo, skin glowing gold for one last minute. Sirena turns your sunset photo, or one of an adult who agreed, into a vertical 5, 10 or 30-second clip with the evening sounds built in. Warm, slow, 18+ only and never explicit.
Select one or more models for a duo or group video. Describe who appears in your prompt.
Type @ to mention an image in your scene.
Choose an idea to add it. Your existing text is kept.
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Generated with Seedance 2.5 by ByteDance: strong face, outfit and style consistency with your reference photos.
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Low sun does three things at once: it outlines hair and shoulders with a bright rim, it turns skin gold, and it stretches every shadow across the sand. In a video, all three move. As you turn your head or the camera orbits, the rim light slides, the glow shifts across your face and the sun itself drops a little lower.
The model reads that light from your photo and carries it into the clip. That is why the strongest sunset videos start from a photo taken at sunset: the color, the direction and the warmth are already there, and the prompt only has to set them in motion.
The position of the sun in your photo decides the look. Write the prompt to match it:
| Sun position | Look you get | Prompt words |
|---|---|---|
| Behind you | Glowing hair, rim-lit shoulders, face a little darker | “backlit by the setting sun, slow orbit” |
| To the side | Half the face golden, a long shadow, strong shape | “low side light, she turns into the sun” |
| In front of you | Even golden skin, squinting eyes, a bright smile | “facing the sunset, warm light on her face” |
| Just below the horizon | Pink and violet sky, soft skin, no harsh shadows | “afterglow, pink sky, gentle push-in” |
| Gone: blue hour | Cool blue light, first lamps along the shore | “blue hour, string lights coming on” |
Fully backlit with the sun in the lens? Expect a silhouette. Ask for “warm fill light on her face” if you want it visible.
Upload your sunset shot as @Image 1, then pick the prompt that matches where the sun sits in it.
@Image 1 stands on the beach with the setting sun directly behind her, the wind lifting her hair into a glowing halo, she turns her head slowly toward the camera, warm fill light on her face, slow orbit, soft waves.
@Image 1 leans on a seaside wall in a white linen dress, turns her face into the low side light and closes her eyes, golden glow sliding across her skin, locked close-up, gulls and distant surf.
@Image 1 wades out of the sea at sunset, water glittering orange around her, pushes wet hair back and smiles at the camera, low angle, slow motion, waves breaking.
@Image 1 sits on the sand wrapped in a light scarf as the sky turns pink and violet, rests her chin on her knees and gazes at the camera, gentle push-in, quiet surf and evening breeze.
@Image 1 stands on a beach bar terrace at blue hour as string lights flicker on behind her, sips a cocktail and holds the camera’s gaze, slow push-in, soft voices and waves.
Five ways sunset renders go wrong, and the fix for each:
Ten seconds is usually the sunset sweet spot: long enough for the light to shift, short enough to stay steady.
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You, or an adult who agreed, in warm low light. More references help for the outfit or a second angle.
Say where the sun is, then pick one slow camera move.
Ten seconds in High or Ultra High keeps the gradients smooth. The clip arrives in minutes.
All nine options. Golden light costs no more than midday:
| Length | Medium · 480p | High · 720p | Ultra High · 1080p |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 seconds | $5.19 | $6.49 | $15.59 |
| 10 seconds | $6.49 | $11.69 | $31.19 |
| 30 seconds | $15.59 | $32.49 | $92.29 |
The terms of use, in short.
Before each render you confirm every recognizable person is an adult who agreed. A silhouette of a stranger still counts.
In ten or thirty seconds it can sink a little and the colors deepen, if you ask for it. A full sunset squeezed into one clip is less predictable.
The sun is behind you and nothing lights the front. Add “warm fill light on her face”, or use a photo with the sun to the side.
High 720p for Stories, Ultra High 1080p when the sky gradient matters. Medium is fine for a test but softens the colors.
Yes, two adults who both agreed, ideally from one photo of you together. Keep the action shared: a toast, a slow walk, a look.
Minutes. You can render while the real sunset is still going.
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