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Seedance 2.0 Fast

The speed-optimized Seedance 2.0 variant — same director controls, faster turnaround for previews and iteration.

About this model

Seedance 2.0 Fast shares the Seedance 2.0 architecture — text-to-video, first/last frame, omni-reference, and optional audio generation — but prioritizes throughput over maximum resolution. It outputs at 480p and 720p, making it ideal for testing motion direction, camera language, and reference combinations before spending credits on a full 1080p Seedance 2.0 render. On HiArt, use Fast as the video equivalent of a rough comp: iterate on the canvas, then promote the winning prompt to Seedance 2.0.

Best for

  • Same three modes as Seedance 2.0: text-to-video, first/last frame, omni-reference
  • Faster generation for rapid motion preview cycles
  • 480p and 720p output — lighter files for review and client sign-off
  • Optional native audio generation for timing tests
  • Omni-reference support for combined image, video, and audio inputs
  • Lower credit cost per iteration than full Seedance 2.0

Common workflows

  • Motion previews before final 1080p delivery
  • Testing omni-reference combinations cheaply
  • Client review loops for pacing and camera direction
  • Storyboard animatics synced to a temp audio track
  • A/B testing multiple motion prompts on the same still frames

How to use on HiArt

  1. 01Start with Seedance 2.0 Fast on a video node when exploring motion ideas.
  2. 02Use the same references and prompt structure you plan for the final render.
  3. 03Review at 720p, adjust prompt and references, and regenerate quickly.
  4. 04Once approved, switch the node to Seedance 2.0 and render at 1080p with audio enabled.

Capabilities

Provider
ByteDance Seed
Modes
Text-to-video, first/last frame, omni-reference
Duration
4–15 seconds
Resolution
480p, 720p
Omni-reference limits
9 images, 3 videos (≤15 s total), 3 audio clips (≤15 s total)
Audio
Native generation (optional)

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FAQ

Does Seedance 2.0 Fast have fewer features than Seedance 2.0?
No — the modes and reference limits are the same. The difference is output resolution (480p/720p only) and faster, lower-cost iteration.
Can I preview audio with the Fast variant?
Yes. Enable audio generation to test dialogue timing and rhythm before committing to a full-quality 1080p render.

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