de ByteDance
Seedance 2.0 Fast
Seedance 2.0 más rápido, con sonido en 720p
Desde 17 créditos por un clip de 5 segundos
Comparativa de modelos
Same prompt, same 720p settings: full Seedance 2.0 gave the more finished clip, a closer and steadier tracking shot with a readable laugh, a basket on the bike, the baker waving and the canal revealed at the end. Fast got the wave too, but in a darker, more distant shot where you mostly see her back. Seedance 2.0 took about three minutes against two for Fast and costs more per second, and only Seedance 2.0 can go to 1080p and 4K. Use Fast to find the shot, Seedance 2.0 to deliver it. In two extra prompts against Seedance 2.0's 480p draft clips, Fast tied the rooftop party and kept the jelly cubes truer to the brief.
Seedance 2.0 is ByteDance's main video model: 4 to 15 second clips from 480p up to 4K, with sound, reference scenes and clip extension. Seedance 2.0 Fast is the speed tier of the same model, with the same controls but a 720p ceiling. People often search for this as Seedance 2.0 Fast vs normal; below, both run the same prompt.
de ByteDance
Seedance 2.0 más rápido, con sonido en 720p
Desde 17 créditos por un clip de 5 segundos
de ByteDance
Clips cinematográficos hasta 4K con audio nativo
Desde 33 créditos por un clip de 5 segundos
| Seedance 2.0 Fast | Seedance 2.0 | |
|---|---|---|
| Creador | ByteDance | ByteDance |
| Modos | Crear video, Imagen a video, Referencias a video y Extender video | Crear video, Imagen a video, Referencias a video y Extender video |
| Resolución máxima | 720p | 4K |
| Duración de los clips | 4–15s | 4–15s |
| Sonido | Sí | Sí |
| Imágenes de referencia | 9 | 9 |
| Desde | 17 créditos por un clip de 5 segundos | 33 créditos por un clip de 5 segundos |
Round one ran both at 720p, 16:9, five seconds with sound, so the only difference is the tier. In rounds two and three Fast ran at 720p against Seedance 2.0 clips from our earlier family test at its 480p draft size, so compare framing and motion there, not sharpness. Times include the queue.
A woman in her sixties with silver curly hair and a yellow raincoat cycles slowly along a wet cobblestone canal street at dusk. She rings her bicycle bell and laughs as a bearded man in a green apron waves from a bakery doorway. Smooth tracking shot from the side, warm shop lights reflecting on the wet stones, light drizzle, ambient sound of rain, the bell and distant chatter.
Fast: a dark, moody grade, the camera behind her, the baker waving from a lit doorway. Seedance 2.0: warm dusk light, a close tracking shot on her laughing face, a basket on the handlebars, the baker waving, and the canal coming into view at the end.
A summer rooftop party in Brooklyn at blue hour, string lights and the Manhattan skyline behind. A mixed group of friends in their late twenties and thirties dance and laugh: a woman with long braids spins under a man's arm, two men clink beer bottles, someone throws a handful of confetti. One continuous handheld shot weaving through the dancers, ending as the whole group raises their drinks and shouts together, "To summer!" Sound: upbeat funk music, chatter, laughter, bottles clinking.
Both landed the spin, the clinking bottles, the confetti and the closing toast. Fast's 720p take is the sharper one and moves like a handheld camera among the guests; Seedance 2.0, at its 480p draft size, is softer but adds a playful swing up into the falling confetti. Even overall.
A golden retriever puppy chases a giant wobbling orange jelly cube across a sunlit park lawn. The cube bounces, squashes on landing and splits into three smaller glossy cubes that scatter in different directions; the puppy skids to a stop, tilts its head and pounces on the nearest one. Low tracking camera at grass height, shallow depth of field, warm afternoon light. Sound: excited barks, squishy bounces, birdsong.
Fast kept the jelly looking like cubes for longest and showed it squashing on landing before the split. Seedance 2.0's pieces came out as ridged dessert-mould shapes. Both puppies finish with a pounce.
| If you need | Pick | Why |
|---|---|---|
| A 1080p or 4K deliverable | Seedance 2.0 | Fast tops out at 720p. |
| Several drafts while the shot is still changing | Seedance 2.0 Fast | Lower price per second and about a minute quicker in our run. |
| A close-up where the expression carries the moment | Seedance 2.0 | It kept her laugh sharp and readable; Fast stayed far back. |
| Dusk light that keeps both sky and shop windows | Seedance 2.0 | Fast pushed the whole street toward night. |
| Reference photos, clips and voice tracks | Either | Both accept nine pictures, three clips and three audio files. |
Cada imagen y cada clip de aquí se generó con Seedance 2.0 Fast / Seedance 2.0. Pulsa Repetir para abrirlo en el estudio con el mismo prompt y los mismos ajustes.
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Same prompt, same 720p settings: full Seedance 2.0 gave the more finished clip, a closer and steadier tracking shot with a readable laugh, a basket on the bike, the baker waving and the canal revealed at the end. Fast got the wave too, but in a darker, more distant shot where you mostly see her back. Seedance 2.0 took about three minutes against two for Fast and costs more per second, and only Seedance 2.0 can go to 1080p and 4K. Use Fast to find the shot, Seedance 2.0 to deliver it. In two extra prompts against Seedance 2.0's 480p draft clips, Fast tied the rooftop party and kept the jelly cubes truer to the brief.
Seedance 2.0 Fast empieza más barato en PopNow: 34 créditos frente a 53 créditos del otro, por un clip de 5 segundos. Los tamaños mayores y los clips más largos cuestan más en ambos, y el precio exacto aparece antes de generar.
On our prompt, yes: Fast's clip was darker, more distant and less detailed, while Seedance 2.0 kept the face readable and hit more of the brief. Fast is still a solid draft tier at a lower price per second.
You can run it through Upscale Video, which sharpens what's already there. It won't add the detail and prompt accuracy that Seedance 2.0 draws, so for a hero shot rerun the prompt on Seedance 2.0.
In our run a 5-second 720p clip took about two minutes on Fast and about three on Seedance 2.0, queue included. Longer clips and higher resolutions take longer on both.
For a hero shot, yes: at the same 720p it gave a closer, better-lit and more faithful clip in our test. For b-roll, drafts and anything shown small on a phone, Fast at 720p is usually enough.
Yes. Both take up to nine reference images, three clips and three audio tracks, and both can extend a clip from its last frame. Only the resolution ceiling and the per-second price differ.
Draft the shot list on Fast, show the client the 720p takes, and render only the approved shots on Seedance 2.0 at 1080p or 4K. You pay the higher rate once per shot instead of on every experiment, and the prompt carries over word for word.
Not visibly in our clip: the bike moved smoothly and the drizzle read as rain on both. What Fast gave up was framing and light, keeping the subject farther away and darker, rather than producing jerky or melting movement.
Con los ajustes de arriba, una ejecución cuesta 73 créditos en Seedance 2.0 Fast y 114 créditos en Seedance 2.0. Es el precio que ves en el botón Generar antes de empezar.
Sí. Una sola cuenta de PopNow y un solo saldo de créditos sirven para los dos, y cambias entre ellos en el estudio sin reescribir el prompt.