Rapid shot iteration
Test motion, camera, composition, and source-frame ideas with one focused production brief.
Seedance 2.0 Fast video workflow
Create Seedance 2.0 Fast video from text, first frames, or supported references with production speed, audio, and final-frame controls.
Workload choice
01 / 03A Fast label does not guarantee the lowest effective project time if a shot requires additional retries or repair. Test the model with the actual source, motion, camera, and delivery standard.
Record protected quote, processing outcome, accepted-shot quality, and review effort. Choose the model that fits the full workflow rather than one isolated metric.
Shot direction
02 / 03Define a starting state, one subject action, camera behavior, pace, environment, and endpoint. Use references only when they contribute a necessary identity, appearance, or movement constraint.
Select frame, duration, resolution, audio, web context, and optional final-frame behavior before requesting the protected quote.
Fast vs Mini
03 / 03Generate an equivalent brief in Fast and Mini and inspect identity, geometry, motion, camera, edge behavior, audio, and endpoint. Save both results for side-by-side review.
Calculate total credits and attempts to approval. The lower minimum may not be the lower accepted-clip cost when output or feature requirements differ.
Production-verified output
Public brief summary: one controlled continuous shot used to verify provider submission and video output handling; the complete acceptance prompt remains private.
Provider task succeeded with one video output during the documented production acceptance. This single production acceptance proves the connected task path, not universal motion quality, continuity, audio quality, or repeatability for every shot.

Seedance 2.0 Fast is a separate production model intended for a specific speed and cost position within the Seedance family. Its canonical page and quote remain distinct from Seedance 2, 2.5, and Mini.
Use one practical shot to compare Fast with Mini. Keep prompt, source, frame, duration, and acceptance criteria aligned, then measure accepted output and total attempts.
CreateForge validates the request and stores eligible successful video in the private Library after reconciliation.
Seedance 2.0 Fast use cases
Test motion, camera, composition, and source-frame ideas with one focused production brief.
Animate a controlled opening composition while preserving important identity and geometry.
Compare Fast and Mini with one shot, one checklist, and total cost to an accepted result.
Generation controls
Describe the video to create with Seedance 2.0 Fast.
Choose the input workflow before adding reference media.
Text to Video · Frames to Video · Reference to Video
Accepts up to 1 image file.
Accepts up to 1 image file.
Accepts up to 9 image files.
Accepts up to 3 video files with a 15 second combined limit.
Accepts up to 3 audio files with a 15 second combined limit.
Choose a supported output frame with visual ratio cards.
Adaptive · 16:9 · 9:16 · 1:1 · 4:3 · 3:4 · 21:9
Your selected resolution is included in the credit price.
480P · 720P
Choose 4–15 seconds in Video Settings.
Prompt blueprint
A matte silver bottle remains centered while the camera slides slowly from right to left, a cool reflection travels across the surface, product proportions and label position remain stable, dark gray studio, soft mechanical ambience, no cut or text.
A simple camera move and protected geometry make an efficient first comparison shot.
Use the supplied vertical image as the exact opening composition. The subject raises the product, turns slightly toward camera, and holds while the camera remains locked, face, wardrobe, and product stay stable, soft room tone, no dialogue or scene change.
Designed for vertical review with one action and no camera ambiguity.
Seedance 2.0 Fast FAQ