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Domo AI v2.3

The image-to-video model, what it improved, and what replaced it

v2.3 was the generation of DomoAI’s image-to-video model with two modes, Faster for quick results and Advanced for more precise animation. It has since been succeeded by v2.4, which is the version DomoAI’s help center and API list today. This page explains what v2.3 was known for, how it compares, and which current model to use instead.

The basics

What was Domo AI v2.3?

v2.3 was an update to DomoAI’s image-to-video engine, the model that animates a still picture from a prompt or a template. Creator reviews described it as faster and more accurate than earlier versions. It was offered in two modes so you could trade speed for precision.

FasterQuick results for testing ideas, social clips and templates
AdvancedMore careful motion and detail for busier, more complex scenes

Users and reviewers mainly credited v2.3 with smoother motion, better handling of detailed scenes, and more natural facial movement. DomoAI hasn’t published official benchmarks for these.

Still image animated into video with Domo AI image to video
Version timeline

How DomoAI’s models evolved

Only dated, sourced milestones. Exact release dates for some 2.x versions weren’t published.

  1. Mar 2024
    Video 2.0 style upgrade

    DomoAI upgraded its styles to video 2.0, including Japanese Anime 2.1, Paper Art, Pixel Art, Flat Color Anime, Chinese Ink Painting and Detailed Anime.

  2. Aug 2024
    Anime 5.3

    A new anime model, as reported by creators testing it on release.

  3. Mar 2025
    Image-to-video upgrade

    Better stability and speed, much stronger prompt understanding, and more detail kept in complex scenes, per AIbase.

  4. 2.x
    v2.3 · Faster & Advanced

    Image-to-video with separate speed and precision modes.

  5. Now
    v2.4 · Faster & Advanced

    The current image-to-video and text-to-video models in the app and the API, at 5 or 10 s per generation.

  6. 2026
    Seedance 2.0 in Text to Video

    4–15 s clips, 480P–1080P, optional native audio.

  7. Aug 2026
    Omni Reference

    Seedance 2.5 with up to 50 references, later joined by MiniMax H3.

Comparison

v2.3 vs v2.4: what’s documented

Aspectv2.3v2.4 (current)
ModesFaster · AdvancedFaster (speed) · Advanced (precision)
Used inImage to Video, templates Image to Video, Text to Video, API
Clip lengthShort clips5 or 10 s per generation
Relax mode— Standard plan and above
API model IDsNot listed in current docs animate-2.4-* · t2v-2.4-*
API cost—Faster 2 credits/s · Advanced 5 credits/s ($0.02 each)
AvailabilitySucceeded Current

“—” means DomoAI hasn’t published it. We don’t guess credit costs or quality numbers for older versions.

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    For developers

    Migrating API code to 2.4

    The current API docs list 2.4 model IDs. If your integration still points at an older model name, update it and test with a short clip.

    • Image to video: animate-2.4-faster or animate-2.4-advanced
    • Text to video: t2v-2.4-faster or t2v-2.4-advanced
    • Seconds: 1–10 per request
    • Faster costs 2 credits/s; Advanced costs 5 credits/s
    Full integration guide →
    Before → after
    "model": "<older model id>"
    "model": "animate-2.4-faster"
    
    POST https://api.domoai.com/v1/video/image2video
    { "model": "animate-2.4-faster",
      "image": { "bytes_base64_encoded": "…" },
      "prompt": "character waves at the camera",
      "seconds": 5 }

    Check the official API docs ↗ for the exact model list before shipping.

    Better results

    Tips for DomoAI’s 2.x image-to-video models

    Image to Video guide →

    Pick the right length

    DomoAI suggests 5 s for strongly stylized images or clear emotions, and 10 s for prominent human subjects and narrative action, because frame interpolation slows motion down.

    Faster first, then Advanced

    Find the motion and prompt on Faster, then re-render the keeper on Advanced for precision.

    Clean input, clear prompt

    A sharp image with one clear subject, plus one action and one camera move in the prompt, gives the most stable results.

    Prompt guide →
    What is Domo AI v2.3?

    v2.3 was a generation of DomoAI’s image-to-video model, offered in Faster and Advanced modes so you could choose between speed and precision. It has since been succeeded by v2.4.

    Is v2.3 still available?

    DomoAI’s help center and API documentation now list v2.4 Faster and v2.4 Advanced as the current image-to-video models. Older versions may no longer be selectable, so use v2.4 for the same workflow.

    What’s the difference between Faster and Advanced?

    Faster is tuned for speed, which makes it good for testing ideas and quick social clips. Advanced is tuned for precision, which suits complex scenes and final renders. Through the API, Faster costs 2 credits per second and Advanced 5.

    What did v2.3 improve?

    Creators reported smoother motion, better handling of detailed and busy scenes, and more natural facial movement than earlier versions. DomoAI didn’t publish official benchmark numbers.

    How long are clips with the current 2.4 models?

    5 or 10 seconds per generation. DomoAI suggests 5 s for strongly stylized images and 10 s for human subjects and narrative action. For up to 15 s with audio, use Seedance 2.0 in Text to Video.

    Which model should I use instead of v2.3?

    v2.4 Faster if you used v2.3 Faster, and v2.4 Advanced if you used Advanced. For longer clips or audio, use Seedance 2.0. For consistent characters across shots, use Omni Reference.

    Do I need to change my API code?

    If your code uses an older model ID, switch to the current 2.4 IDs, such as animate-2.4-faster or t2v-2.4-faster, and check the official API docs for the latest list.

    Same workflow, newer model.

    Animate your images with DomoAI’s current 2.4 models. Start with free credits.

    Start Creating Free Image to Video guide