SkyReels-V2 gives pixels behind 540P and 720P
This family states 544 x 960 at 540P and 720 x 1280 at 720P, with the frame counts they run at. Naming the tier and the pixels together is what makes the values usable. As of 2026-09-22.
| Column | What the pages state |
|---|---|
| Resolution, in the vendor's own words | 544 x 960 at 540P, 720 x 1280 at 720P |
| The detail published beside it | Stated with the frame counts they run at |
| Hardware, from the same pages | About 14.7GB peak on the 1.3B at 540P |
| Length, from the same pages | 1457 frames for a 60s video |
Inclusion rule. The value this page is about, the detail the vendor attached to it, and the two columns that change how it should be read. A column the vendor left empty keeps its row and says so. Order. This column first, then its detail, then the two columns that qualify it.
1Tier names are not dimensions
540P and 720P are conventions, and the pixel counts behind them vary by vendor and by aspect ratio. A register that recorded only the label would be recording something different for every row that used it.
Writing 544 x 960 beside 540P closes that. It also shows the frame is portrait, which the tier name alone never says.
2The memory figures use the tier, not the pixels
About 14.7GB on the 1.3B at 540P and around 51.2GB on the 14B at the same 540P. Because the dimensions behind 540P are written out elsewhere on the page, both figures are fully specified.
That is the payoff of publishing the mapping once: every later reference to the tier inherits the precision.
3Frame counts travel with the sizes
The repository attaches frame counts to the resolutions, and a separate table maps frames to seconds from 257 for ten seconds up to 1457 for sixty.
So this row can be read in either direction. A reader starting from a target length arrives at frames, and a reader starting from a frame size arrives at a tier with a memory figure.
- Lengthnum_frames 257 for a 10s video, 377 for 15s, 737 for 30s and 1457 for 60sframes against seconds in the vendor's own table
- HardwareAbout 14.7GB peak VRAM for a 540P video on the 1.3B model, and around 51.2GB on the 14Bthe same output size on two model sizes
4Sources
Output sizes above appear on huggingface.co/Skywork, checked 2026-09-22. The full entry is at this family's page; what counts as a stated size is on resolution. Nearby: A default set for speed, 720P at 16FPS.