Create a focused scene with Wan 2.6.
Open the Wan 2.6 video model directly in Sceneform. Describe a scene from scratch or provide its starting image. This legacy model remains separate from the Wan 3.0 and Wan 2.7 workflows.
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What you can create
Start with words or a frame
Use a scene description for text-to-video. Add a starting image when you want the clip to begin from a specific composition.
Choose the clip's settings
Review the duration and resolution choices before generating. Keep the planned action clear enough to follow within the selected duration.
Return to the exact version
This link selects the Wan 2.6 video model. You can also find it in the selector's Legacy models section.
From your idea to finished content
Open Wan 2.6
Open the video tool with Wan 2.6 selected. Decide whether the clip should start from a written scene or an image.
Describe one main action
Explain the subject's movement, setting, and camera behavior. Keep the prompt consistent with your starting image when you provide one.
Generate and inspect
Choose the available settings and review the credit cost. Generate the clip, then check subjects, movement, and visual continuity.
Prompts to start with
Use these briefs as a starting point. Replace the details with your own product, audience, and style.
A quiet street scene
A cyclist passes a closed flower shop at sunrise. Keep the camera fixed. Let warm light fall across the pavement.
Animate a tabletop image
Continue from the starting image with a slow camera move toward the vase. Keep the flowers still and the lighting soft.
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Start with a clear brief. Review the result. Make it yours.