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The Wan AI video generator

Wan video

Wan is Alibaba's family of video models. Sceneform runs the current ones: Wan 3.0, Wan 3.0 Prime, and Wan 2.7. Write a scene or add a photo, and get a take of up to 30 seconds with sound.

  • Wan 2.7Moves to your track
  • Wan 3.030 seconds, one prompt, with sound
  • Wan 3.0 PrimeThe higher-quality Wan 3.0

Every Wan, in one place.Which ones run here, and where.

Six Wan names turn up in search. Here is where each stands on Sceneform and what it takes. Pick one for a closer look.

  • Runs on Sceneform
  • Still runs, in Legacy models
  • Not on Sceneform

On SceneformVideo tool, featured

Wan 3.0

The Wan to start with. It makes up to 30 seconds with sound from one prompt, a start and end frame, or up to 20 references you name in the prompt.

  • Text, a start and end frame, or 10 images, 5 clips, and 5 sound tracks
  • 2 to 30 seconds
  • 480p, 720p, or 1080p, with sound
Selfie video of a young man in a mustard corduroy jacket in a record store, pulling an orange record from a crate and holding it up to the camera
Wan 3.0, from four references

Pick by what you bring.Four ways into a Wan video.

Each take below comes from the prompt beside it. Copy one and change the subject.

  1. What you bring

    A sentence

    Wan 3.030 seconds, 480p, sound on

    A college marching band takes the field for the halftime show on a hot Friday night, stadium lights blazing, the stands packed. Plain red and white uniforms with no lettering, tall white plumes. Sports-documentary look, handheld energy. Shot 1 [0-7s] Inside the dark stadium tunnel, tracking backward ahead of the drumline: twelve snare drummers march toward the camera, sticks clicking a fast cadence that echoes off the concrete. Shot 2 [7-15s] Hard cut: the band bursts out of the tunnel onto the field and the crowd rises; the camera runs low alongside the drum major, a woman in a tall white plumed hat, as she struts and high-steps. Shot 3 [15-22s] Hard cut, close-up: snare sticks blur in slow motion, sweat flying off the drummers' faces, tubas swinging in unison behind them. Shot 4 [22-30s] Hard cut, high wide shot from the top of the stands: the whole band locks into formation, the drum major throws her mace high into the lights and catches it, and the stadium roars. Sound: a thundering drum cadence, brass blasting a fanfare, the crowd roaring. No dialogue.

    A marching band's drumline in white plumed hats marches out of a stadium tunnel onto the field under the lights, then forms up as the stands roar
    0 s10 s20 s30 s

    One take of 30 seconds.

  2. What you bring

    A first and a last frame

    Wan 2.78 seconds, 1080p

    • A model in a white shirt and white trousers stands still in an all-white studio
      First frame
    • The same model mid-leap and laughing, she and the studio splattered with neon pink, yellow, and blue paint
      Last frame

    Paint balloons burst around the model from every side in slow motion, splashing neon pink, yellow and electric blue paint across her white clothes, the floor and the backdrop. She throws her arms wide and leaps, laughing. Fixed camera, camera static. Sound: wet paint bursting, her laugh, a pulsing bass beat.

    Paint balloons burst around a model in white in an all-white studio, splattering her and the room neon pink, yellow, and blue as she throws her arms wide
  3. What you bring

    Your own cast

    Wan 3.010 seconds, 480p, four references

    • A phone selfie of a young man with short twists in a mustard corduroy jacket
      Image 1
    • A small record store with crates of vinyl along a brick wall
      Image 2
    • A black vinyl record half out of a plain orange sleeve
      Image 3

    Handheld selfie video shot at arm's length. The young man from Image 1, in his mustard corduroy jacket, walks through the record store from Image 2, flips through a crate, stops and pulls out the record from Image 3. He holds it up next to his face toward the camera, grins and says excitedly: "Found it. Finally." Afternoon sun through the front window. Audio 1 plays from the store speakers under the whole clip.

    Selfie video of a young man in a mustard corduroy jacket in a record store, pulling an orange record from a crate and holding it up to the camera
  4. What you bring

    A song to move to

    Wan 2.710 seconds, 1080p, vertical

    Vertical. A house dancer in his twenties in a baggy white tee, black cargo pants and a bucket hat dances alone on an empty subway platform late at night, hitting every beat of the music with fast footwork. When the beat drops, a train rushes past behind him in a blur of light and he spins and freezes in a pose. Green tiled walls, flickering fluorescent light, a puddle on the floor reflecting him. Low angle full-body shot, handheld, the camera slowly pushes in.

    A dancer in a bucket hat and a baggy white tee does house footwork on an empty subway platform at night as a train rushes past behind him

How to make a Wan video.Three steps on Sceneform.

  1. 1

    Pick a Wan

    Open the video tool and choose Wan 3.0, Wan 3.0 Prime, or Wan 2.7.

  2. 2

    Bring a start

    Write the subject, action, camera, setting, and sound. Add a first frame, a last frame, or references if you have them.

  3. 3

    Set the take

    Choose the length, resolution, and shape, then generate. Download it without a watermark.

Simple pricing that scales with you.

Pick the plan for how much you post. Every model on every plan. Unused credits roll over. Cancel anytime.

Creator

$19/month

Billed monthly

For solo creators posting every week

500 credits every month

  • Up to 250 AI images
  • Up to 100 Wan 3.0 clips
  • Up to 1.5 hours of AI voiceover
  • Roll over up to 1,000 credits

Pro

Most popular
$49/month

Billed monthly

For creators posting daily across channels

1,300 credits every month

  • Up to 650 AI images
  • Up to 260 Wan 3.0 clips
  • Up to 4 hours of AI voiceover
  • Roll over up to 2,600 credits

Studio

$99/month

Billed monthly

For brands and production teams

2,700 credits every month

  • Up to 1,350 AI images
  • Up to 540 Wan 3.0 clips
  • Up to 9 hours of AI voiceover
  • Roll over up to 5,400 credits

Scale

$199/month

Billed monthly

For agencies running always-on content

5,500 credits every month

  • Up to 2,750 AI images
  • Up to 1,100 Wan 3.0 clips
  • Up to 18 hours of AI voiceover
  • Roll over up to 11,000 credits
Every plan includesEvery model, 90+ and countingReusable AI personasSceneform Studio editorCommercial usage rights

Want checkout, comparison tables, or a custom volume? See the full pricing page

Wan video FAQ

A marching band's drumline in white plumed hats marches out of a stadium tunnel onto the field under the lights, then forms up as the stands roar

One sentence in.Thirty seconds of Wan out.

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