Shape a moving scene with Wan 3.0.
Turn a written scene or starting image into a video in Sceneform. Wan 3.0 accepts descriptions of the subject, action, camera, and sound. Start with one clear movement and review the generated clip.
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What you can create
Describe action and camera movement
Write what happens in the scene and how the camera moves. Keep the main action easy to follow.
Start from an image
Add a starting image when composition matters. Describe the motion you want to build from that frame.
Review picture and sound together
Wan 3.0 offers audio generation. Review the available audio setting and describe useful sound details in your prompt.
From your idea to finished content
Open Wan 3.0
Open Sceneform's video tool with Wan 3.0 selected. Decide whether to start from text or an image.
Set the scene
Describe the subject, movement, surroundings, and sound. Choose the available duration and format settings that fit your project.
Generate and inspect
Generate a clip and watch it through. Check motion, framing, and sound before deciding what to change.
Prompts to start with
Use these briefs as a starting point. Replace the details with your own product, audience, and style.
Morning café
A barista places a cup on a wooden counter. The camera moves gently closer. Include quiet café ambience and soft ceramic contact.
Landscape movement
A slow camera move follows a river through misty hills. Tall grass moves in the breeze. Keep the scene calm.
Frequently asked questions
- Which Wan model does the button select?
- The button selects Wan 3.0 in Sceneform's video tool.
- Can I create a video from text?
- Yes. Write a scene description without attaching a starting image.
- Can I animate an existing image?
- Yes. Add a starting image and describe the motion you want. Review the result for changes to important details.
- Can Wan 3.0 generate sound?
- Wan 3.0 includes an audio generation setting. Describe the desired sound and review it alongside the finished picture.
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Create your next project
Start with a clear brief. Review the result. Make it yours.