P-Video 2 Pro
P-Video 2 Pro is FXI Studio’s premium video model: set a first frame (and optionally a last frame), write a 5–15 second shot, and choose whether it renders for speed, for quality, or for cost.
Best for shots where you want to dial in the render tradeoff yourself. In FXI’s own side-by-side testing, 480p Cost mode held up well for landscapes, cartoon styles and fast action, with the resolution drop barely showing. Faces, dialogue, and any on-screen text or lettering still look best at 768p Quality mode, so match the mode to what the shot actually needs.
- Credits
- from 25 / clip
- Duration
- 5–15s
- Resolution
- 480p / 768p
Generated with P-Video 2 Pro, inside FXI.
- First frame: a misty fjord at dawn, used to start the shot below.
- Shot 1 — Quality mode, 768p, 6s: a slow lateral drift along the railing.
- Shot 2 — Speed mode, 768p, 5s: chained from Shot 1’s real last frame.
- Vertical take — Cost mode, 480p 9:16, 5s: the cheapest tier, same model.
How to use P-Video 2 Pro in FXI.
- 1Open the composer
Go to Generate and select P-Video 2 Pro from the video model picker (or follow the gold button on this page — it preselects it for you).
- 2Add a first frame (optional)
Drop in a reference image to set the opening frame, or leave it blank to generate from text alone.
- 3Write the shot
Describe the action, the camera, and the light — Pro clips run 5–15 seconds, longer than the base P-Video 2.
- 4Pick a mode
Choose Quality for the best detail, Speed for a balanced default, or Cost for the cheapest render — same model, different tradeoff.
- 5Add a last frame (optional)
Feed a previous clip’s real last frame in as this clip’s first frame to chain a sequence — see Frame Chain for the technique.
- 6Generate
Credits are shown before you commit, and they change with your resolution and mode choice.
What P-Video 2 Pro accepts.
Credit cost scales with resolution and mode — Cost mode runs the same model on less hardware, so it is slower and cheaper; Speed is the balanced default; Quality pushes for the best detail. Your exact cost is always shown before you commit.
When to use P-Video 2 Pro vs. FXI’s other video models.
P-Video 2 Pro shares its family with the base P-Video 2 but trades the audio-driven input for an explicit speed/quality/cost choice and a longer 5–15s duration. Reach for it when a shot is worth tuning; reach for base P-Video 2 when you just need a fast, everyday take, or for the economy tier when you’re iterating on an idea.
| Model | Best for | Spec |
|---|---|---|
| P-Video | Cheapest, fastest iteration while you’re still exploring a shot | up to 20s · 720p |
| P-Video 2 | Everyday shots, first/last frame, audio-driven takes | 1–20s · 720p–1080p |
| P-Video 2 Pro (this page) | Dialing in speed, quality or cost per render | 5–15s · 480p–768p |
| Seedance 2 Mini | Dialogue, complex camera moves, multi-shot scenes | FXI’s pick for text-heavy or multi-character shots |
P-Video 2 Pro, answered.
What is P-Video 2 Pro?
P-Video 2 Pro is FXI Studio’s premium video model. It generates 5–15 second clips from text with an optional first and last frame, and lets you choose between Speed, Quality, or Cost render modes.
What is the difference between P-Video 2 and P-Video 2 Pro?
P-Video 2 is the faster, everyday tier — it supports audio-driven takes and renders 1–20 seconds at 720p–1080p. P-Video 2 Pro trades the audio input for an explicit Speed/Quality/Cost mode choice, runs 5–15 seconds at 480p–768p, and is built for when you want to tune the render tradeoff yourself.
What do the Speed, Quality and Cost modes do?
They are the same underlying model run with different tradeoffs: Quality pushes for the best detail at 768p, Speed (the default) balances quality and render time, and Cost runs at 480p on less hardware so it is cheaper. In practice, Cost mode is close to indistinguishable from Quality on landscapes, cartoon styles and fast motion; faces, dialogue and on-screen text are where the extra resolution in Quality mode actually shows.
Does P-Video 2 Pro support first and last frame?
Yes. Attach a first frame to set the opening image, and optionally a last frame (which requires a first frame) to set where the shot ends — the same mechanism used to chain multiple clips into a longer sequence.
How do I use P-Video 2 Pro?
Open Generate in FXI Studio and pick P-Video 2 Pro from the video model list, or follow the button on this page, which preselects it for you. New accounts start with free credits; if you already have one, the button opens the composer directly.
compare it with the base P-Video 2, read the Seedance 2.0 shot grammar guide, jump straight into the studio, or see pricing.
Direct your next shot with P-Video 2 Pro.
The footage on this page came out of P-Video 2 Pro on this exact account, and every shot above is reproducible, not a cherry-picked demo. New accounts start with 65 free credits to try it themselves.