par ByteDance
Seedance 2.0 Mini
Seedance léger pour des brouillons 720p rapides avec son
Dès 9 crédits pour un clip de 5 secondes
Comparatif de modèles
Mini and Fast share the same settings (4 to 15 seconds, 480p or 720p, sound in the same pass), and on our test prompt both returned a usable 720p clip with rain, reflections and an ambient sound track. Mini delivered the brighter, wider, evenly lit side tracking shot and costs less. Fast went darker and moodier and filmed her more from behind, but it got the baker's wave on screen. Despite the name, Fast wasn't faster for us: both came back in about two minutes. Start with Mini for drafts and volume, and switch to Fast when Mini misses an action you asked for. Over three prompts each tier took one round and the street scene was a draw, so the cheaper tier is the sensible default.
Seedance 2.0 Mini and Seedance 2.0 Fast are the two lighter tiers of ByteDance's Seedance 2.0 video model. Both make 4 to 15 second clips at 480p or 720p with sound, from text, from a start image, from reference photos, or by extending a clip. Mini is the cheapest tier and built for volume; Fast is tuned for quicker turnaround. Full Seedance 2.0 sits above both with 1080p and 4K.
par ByteDance
Seedance léger pour des brouillons 720p rapides avec son
Dès 9 crédits pour un clip de 5 secondes
par ByteDance
Seedance 2.0 plus rapide, avec son en 720p
Dès 17 crédits pour un clip de 5 secondes
| Seedance 2.0 Mini | Seedance 2.0 Fast | |
|---|---|---|
| Éditeur | ByteDance | ByteDance |
| Modes | Créer une vidéo, Image vers vidéo, Références vers vidéo et Prolonger une vidéo | Créer une vidéo, Image vers vidéo, Références vers vidéo et Prolonger une vidéo |
| Résolution max. | 720p | 720p |
| Durée des clips | 4–15s | 4–15s |
| Son | Oui | Oui |
| Images de référence | 9 | 9 |
| Dès | 9 crédits pour un clip de 5 secondes | 17 crédits pour un clip de 5 secondes |
Every prompt ran once on each tier at 720p, 16:9 with sound on: five seconds for the street and the puppy, six for the rooftop party. Render times are wall-clock with the queue. For a third reference point, full Seedance 2.0 ran the street prompt on the same settings.
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.
Mini: a clean side tracking shot past a glowing bakery window, with the baker holding a tray in the doorway. Fast: a darker, near-night grade, the camera drifting behind her, and the baker clearly raising a hand to wave. Neither clip showed the canal from the prompt.
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.
Mini covered every beat in clear blue-hour light: the braided dancer twirls under her partner's arm, bottles meet, confetti drifts down and the group lifts a toast, with faces bright and readable throughout. Fast had the same beats with a moodier grade and more handheld energy, but it opens on a blurred close-up of the back of her head before it settles.
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 showed the squash we asked for, the cube flattening as it lands before it breaks apart, and finished on the pounce. Mini's cube sailed upward like a balloon instead of bouncing, though its puppy gives a sweet head tilt before jumping. Both ended with about five pieces instead of three.
| If you need | Pick | Why |
|---|---|---|
| The cheapest usable 720p clip | Seedance 2.0 Mini | Mini cost a little over half of Fast for our five second test. |
| A night or low-light mood | Seedance 2.0 Fast | Fast graded the street darker and more contrasty. |
| A face that stays readable through the shot | Seedance 2.0 Mini | Mini kept her turned toward the lens; Fast drifted behind her shoulder. |
| An action Mini skipped | Seedance 2.0 Fast | Fast showed the baker's wave that Mini left out. |
| Up-to-date details of a real place or product | Seedance 2.0 Mini | Only Mini has the web search switch. |
| The same prompt moved between tiers without edits | Either | Durations, sizes and reference limits match exactly. |
Chaque image et chaque clip ici ont été générés avec Seedance 2.0 Mini / Seedance 2.0 Fast. Cliquez sur Refaire pour l’ouvrir dans le studio avec le même prompt et les mêmes réglages.
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Mini and Fast share the same settings (4 to 15 seconds, 480p or 720p, sound in the same pass), and on our test prompt both returned a usable 720p clip with rain, reflections and an ambient sound track. Mini delivered the brighter, wider, evenly lit side tracking shot and costs less. Fast went darker and moodier and filmed her more from behind, but it got the baker's wave on screen. Despite the name, Fast wasn't faster for us: both came back in about two minutes. Start with Mini for drafts and volume, and switch to Fast when Mini misses an action you asked for. Over three prompts each tier took one round and the street scene was a draw, so the cheaper tier is the sensible default.
Seedance 2.0 Mini démarre moins cher sur PopNow : 19 crédits contre 34 crédits pour l’autre, pour un clip de 5 secondes. Les grands formats et les clips plus longs coûtent plus cher sur les deux, et le prix exact s’affiche avant la génération.
Not in our test: both 5-second 720p clips took about two minutes, queue included. Fast is tuned for speed, but on a single clip the queue matters more than the tier.
Fast stops at 720p; normal Seedance 2.0 goes to 1080p and 4K and costs more per second. On our prompt it gave the most detailed, closest framing of the three tiers and took about three minutes instead of two.
Yes. Both generate a sound track in the same pass, on by default. You can switch it off to save it for your own music.
Draft at 480p while you work out the action and camera, then rerun the take you like at 720p. For 1080p or 4K, move the same prompt to full Seedance 2.0.
Mini, for most creators: it's the cheaper tier, both make 9:16 with sound, and a feed shown on a phone rarely needs more than 720p. Use Fast for a second try when a take on Mini misses an action, and full Seedance 2.0 when a clip has to hold up on a big screen.
Yes, on both. Reference mode takes up to nine photos plus three clips and three audio tracks; three clear angles of the same person usually work better than nine unrelated pictures.
Avec les réglages ci-dessus, une génération coûte 40 crédits sur Seedance 2.0 Mini et 73 crédits sur Seedance 2.0 Fast. C'est le prix affiché sur le bouton Générer avant de lancer.
Oui. Un seul compte PopNow et un seul solde de crédits fonctionnent avec les deux, et vous passez de l’un à l’autre dans le studio sans réécrire votre prompt.