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Video · Seedance 2.0
The standard 2.0 tier when you want Seedance motion without always jumping to Pro or shrinking to Mini. Text, frames, and references still apply.
Create at /generate/ by default — no forced external app path.
Membership unlocks create; credits span models with a pre-run quote.
Size, duration, input mode, and audio follow the studio catalog, with a quote before you run.
Seedance 2.0 standard is the balanced AI video generator on sora2.cc for everyday text-to-video and first/last frame work when you do not need Pro’s ceiling or Mini’s thrift. Create on-site at /generate/; membership unlocks video and credits quote before each run.
Use it for internal review clips, keyframe tests at a middle spend, and team defaults that should not open on Pro by habit. Modes match the rest of the Seedance studio: text, frames, and references as the catalog exposes them.
If Fast is still too rough and Pro is more than the ticket needs, stay on standard. Promote to Pro for higher ceilings (including 4K where listed) or to Seedance 2.5 for flagship bookend control. Drop to Fast or Mini while the vibe is still unclear.
Exact duration and mode switches follow the live catalog. Confirm first frame, last frame, and reference controls in the studio before you promise them on a brief.
Between Pro ceilings and Mini thrift. Use it for everyday motion reviews when Fast is too rough and Pro is more than the ticket needs.
Text-to-video, image-to-video, first+last frames, and references follow the same studio patterns as other Seedance entries.
Promote to Pro or Seedance 2.5 when delivery tightens. Drop to Fast or Mini when you are still hunting a vibe. One membership, one credit wallet.
Deep link into /generate/ with Seedance 2.0 preselected. No default external app, no tools workbench UI.
Routine clips for reviews when a flagship or Pro spend is not justified yet.
Validate first/last frame ideas before you pay Pro or 2.5 rates on the same arc.
Share a default Seedance 2.0 preset so recurring tickets stop arguing about Mini versus Pro.
Take a Fast keeper, run it at standard, then decide whether Pro or 2.5 is actually required.
Preselect via this CTA so you land on the standard 2.0 tier, not Mini or Pro.
Text, first frame, first+last, or reference. Match the assets on disk.
Membership unlocks create. Read credits, then iterate duration and prompts.
If the cut needs ceiling, go Pro. If it needs flagship control, go 2.5. If it was a sketch, you should have been on Fast.
Balanced Seedance 2.0 jobs that usually stay on the standard tier:
Pro aims at higher ceilings, including 4K where allowed. Standard balances spend for everyday motion. If a clip will play on a large display or in a hero slot, compare Pro. If it is an internal review, standard is usually enough.
2.5 is the newer primary recommendation for control and flexible clips. 2.0 standard remains for teams that standardized on the 2.0 line or need a middle spend. Open the family page when you are choosing a long-term default.
The Seedance family page lists 2.5, Pro, standard, Fast, and Mini. This landing is the selectable Seedance 2.0 model with a create CTA into /generate/.
Yes when you pick a mode that accepts them. Text-to-video does not require stills. Do not attach empty bookends; they waste a standard run just like they waste a Pro run.
Use text-only to test motion before you have a still. Use a first frame when the opening image already exists. Add a last frame only when the ending must land on a specific still.
If most work is internal and 2.0-shaped, standardize here. If most work needs flagship bookends, standardize on 2.5. If most work is learning, standardize on Fast or Mini and promote.
Seedance 2.0 standard is the middle 2.0 tier beside Pro, Fast, Mini, and Seedance 2.5. Create in the on-site studio at /generate/. Membership unlocks generation; credits are quoted before each run and apply only to accounts on this site. Exact sizes, duration, modes, and prices follow the live catalog and can change with runtime updates.