Wan 3.0 from a written idea
Start Wan 3.0 with a subject, an action, and a setting. Describe the camera position and lighting, then compare the resulting clip with your original brief.
Create with Wan 3.0 using text, first and last frames, or image, video, and audio references. Choose 2–30 seconds, set your output quality, and explore a scene with optional audio in one workspace.
Start CreatingAvoid copyrighted characters, logos or music and sensitive, explicit or violent material; the provider may block them.
Generate up to 4 video variations with the same prompt and settings.
Start Wan 3.0 with a subject, an action, and a setting. Describe the camera position and lighting, then compare the resulting clip with your original brief.
Upload a starting image to Wan 3.0 and describe what should move. Add an ending frame when you want to guide the final composition. Review details after generation.
Combine up to 10 images, 5 video clips, and 5 audio clips with Wan 3.0. Identify references in your prompt so each asset has a clear role.
Select 2–30 seconds and 480p, 720p, or 1080p in Wan 3.0. Choose a format for your destination and inspect the displayed credits before starting a generation.
Enable audio in Wan 3.0 when the scene needs dialogue or atmosphere. Describe audible events alongside the action, then review sound and picture together before downloading.
Wan 3.0
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Use the Wan 3.0 workspace above to move from a first idea to a clip you can review. Start with a simple brief and refine one choice at a time.
Start CreatingWan 3.0 gives creators a place to explore motion concepts before choosing a direction. Use your own assets and review the result against the intended purpose.
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Try a product reveal with Wan 3.0. Start with a clear product image, describe the surroundings, and verify labels, proportions, and branding in the result.

Explore a scene from your script with Wan 3.0. Compare framing and pacing before deciding which idea deserves more production time.

Develop an opening moment with Wan 3.0. Match the composition to your publishing format and keep the main action easy to follow on a small screen.
Bring a clear prompt and a deliberate visual direction to Wan 3.0. Preview each version and build on the details that work.
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Keep your Wan 3.0 settings visible while reviewing results. The same workspace lets you change models without relearning the basic layout.
Start CreatingCreate with Wan 3.0 using text, first and last frames, or image, video, and audio references. Keep first/last-frame input separate from reference mode.
Select an explicit 2–30-second duration for Wan 3.0. Reference videos must total no more than 15 seconds, and input video plus output must fit within 30 seconds.
Wan 3.0 offers 480p, 720p, or 1080p here. Larger output uses more credits; compare the estimate before generating.
Choose whether Wan 3.0 should include audio. A silent clip can suit an existing soundtrack, while generated sound can help explore the atmosphere of a new scene.
Preview Wan 3.0 output in the result panel and revisit saved generations in My Creations. Download selected clips and keep useful prompt versions for later refinement.
Try Wan 3.0 for a focused scene, an opening shot, or a visual concept. Choose the purpose before writing your prompt.
Introduce one product with a clear angle and a deliberate camera move.
Build a short visual hook around one readable action.
Explore light and composition before planning a complete sequence.
Compare visual directions while retaining your brief and reference assets.
Open Wan 3.0, describe the moment you have in mind, and turn your first idea into a video you can review.
Your Wan 3.0 workspace