Which generation modes does Wan 3.0 support?

Wan 3.0 is available for text-to-video, image-to-video, and first-last-frame generation: start from a written prompt, reference images, or a pair of opening and closing frames.

How long can clips be?

Available clip-length choices range from 2 to 30 seconds.

How do references work?

One generation can combine up to 10 reference images, 5 video clips, and 5 audio tracks to anchor subjects, motion, and sound, and you can set the first and last frames to control how a shot opens and closes.

Can clips include audio?

Yes. Wan 3.0 generates native audio with the video, and you can toggle it in the video workspace's advanced settings.

Which resolution and credit options are available?

Output options are available through 1080p. Credit use is shown in the video workspace before you submit a generation.

Are these Wan 3.0 examples?

The hero and creative-direction videos on this page were created with Wan 3.0. The wall examples lower on the page are curated Seedance 2.5 references for planning your own scenes.

How can I improve a result?

Revise one creative variable at a time, such as the subject, a single reference, the sequence order, the camera, or the sound direction, then compare how that single change affects the result.

AI VIDEO MODEL

Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator

Direct a longer story from words, images, clips, and audio references — then steer where it starts, how it moves, and where it lands in the video workspace.

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CREATIVE DIRECTIONS

See what a fuller brief can carry

Each direction pairs a story idea with reference material and choices about motion, camera, and sound.

The videos below were created with Wan 3.0.

One Beat — Multilingual Hip-Hop MV

A 24-second rooftop music video with fixed four-person casting from reference images and precise multilingual lip-sync.

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Urban Chase — Glowing Ball

A 30-second motion-graphics chase built on two character references, handheld camera language, and a single consistent glowing ball.

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Celestial Festival — Qilin Flight

An Eastern fantasy flight over a celestial festival in retro Chinese calendar style, from FPV dive to ribbon-climax finale.

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Refueling the Horse

A cold-humor Route 66 scene: a silent cowgirl fills her horse with fresh grass while the station worker’s worldview collapses.

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MODEL GUIDE

Build a longer story in one brief

Bring words, images, clips, and audio references into one creative brief, then shape the subject, motion, and sound until the direction is specific enough to revise shot by shot.

Wan 3.0 accepts up to 10 reference images, 5 video clips, and 5 audio tracks in one generation, and clips can run up to 30 seconds, so an idea keeps its structure from opening frame to final beat.

Narrative filmmakers

Plan a short film with an opening, development, transitions, and a payoff that survives a single cut.

Character-driven creators

Keep a face, costume, or prop recognizable across scenes while the action and setting change around it.

Sound-led directors

Build the edit around a track, voice, or performance reference so motion follows the rhythm instead of the reverse.

CAPABILITIES

Shape your video with focused creative controls

Multimodal references

Attach up to 10 reference images, 5 video clips, and 5 audio tracks in one brief to anchor subjects, motion, and sound.

First and last frame control

Set the opening and closing frames of a shot so a longer sequence begins and lands exactly where you plan.

Long-form direction

Write prompts up to 20,000 characters, with room for story beats, reference roles, camera language, and preservation notes.

Up to 1080P output

Choose between 480P, 720P, and 1080P output for the balance of quality and speed your project needs.

Creative directions for longer video work

Longer narrative sequences

Let one clip develop across actions, locations, and story beats instead of compressing the idea into seconds.

Reference-led character videos

Use reference images and clips as persistent guidance so appearance, styling, and movement stay connected.

Sound-led audiovisual pieces

Treat voice, music, and rhythm as part of the direction so pacing and performance feel synchronized.

Brand and product showcases

Keep products, typography, and campaign style recognizable across launch films and format variations.

PROMPT ANATOMY

Build a scene direction one decision at a time

A useful prompt gives each creative variable a job, then keeps the direction specific enough to revise.

01
Subject
Name the person, product, or focal detail the viewer should notice first.
02
Reference roles
Tell each image, clip, or audio file what it controls — identity, motion, style, or timing — so inputs work together.
03
Sequence
Order the story beats and transitions so longer ideas keep their pacing across the full duration.
04
Camera
Describe framing, movement, and lens behavior instead of leaving the composition generic.
05
Sound
Direct voice, music, and ambience alongside the visuals so the edit feels driven by one rhythm.
06
Preservation
List the faces, wardrobe, materials, and typography that must stay consistent through the sequence.

WORKFLOWS

Choose how you want to start

01
Start with words
Describe the story, action, camera, and sound, and let a written brief carry the whole direction.
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Start with references
Attach reference images, clips, or audio, or set the opening and closing frames, then direct the motion between them.
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READY TO SEND

Six directions to start from

Product launch film

A 30-second product launch film: macro reveal of the product in daylight, a presenter using it in a studio, a clean interface demonstration with readable labels, ending on the exact product silhouette; keep geometry, colors, and typography consistent across every shot.

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Night-train story sequence

A 30-second night-train story: an establishing shot of the compartment, two dialogue close-ups, a corridor tracking shot, and a final reveal; keep the lead's face, coat, and silver case consistent, with restrained score under the performance.

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Sci-fi robot mini film

A battle-scarred robot walks through ruins reclaimed by nature and discovers a single flower beneath the cherry blossoms; a quiet story told through environment, scale, and emotion, with slow deliberate camera moves.

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Live-action drama beat

A live-action drama beat: a woman silently pieces together what happened before facing the person responsible; tight close-ups, restrained acting, controlled lighting, and a cold, final confrontation.

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Anime final strike

An anime-style sequence where a lone swordsman gathers power and releases one decisive attack against the demon king; build tension through stillness, then deliver a single magical impact and a victorious ending.

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Felted storybook scene

A felted-wool storybook scene: a soft-crafted rabbit explores a bright miniature garden; handmade textures, warm color, and gentle movement, paced like a children's bedtime story.

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