What is Wan 3.0 and how does it work?

Wan 3.0 is an AI video generator: write a prompt or upload an image, a reference clip, or first/last frames, pick a model and length, and review the credit cost before you submit. Your clip renders in the background — preview and download it in the browser when it's ready.

Can I use Wan 3.0 for free?

Free starter credits may be available when you sign up — check the pricing page for current details. Generation uses credits based on the model and settings, shown before you submit. Failed renders are refunded, so testing directions doesn't feel like guessing the cost.

What references can I use to control the result?

Upload a reference video (the new clip inherits its style, motion, and camera direction), one to three reference images (product shots, moodboards, character sheets), or a first/last frame pair for a planned transition. You can also start from text alone — but a reference keeps the look most consistent.

What quality, aspect ratios, and consistency can I expect?

Output depends on your prompt, references, selected model, and settings. Vertical and horizontal ratios and resolutions such as 720p/1080p are available where supported. References keep products, characters, and style closer to your source, but like any generative video, review important outputs before publishing.

Can I use Wan 3.0 videos commercially, and what happens to my files?

Commercial use depends on your plan, the rights to what you upload, and the terms — paid plans may include commercial usage. Your generated assets live in your workspace; check the privacy policy and retention rules before using clips in client work or paid ads.

Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator — Cinematic Video From One Prompt

Generate multi-shot videos with lifelike motion, consistent characters, and cinematic camera control. Anchor every shot with text, images, or a reference clip — then direct it frame by frame. One credit pool across Wan 3.0, Veo, and more. Start free.

Turn Any Image Into a Wan 3.0 Video

Upload a photo and Wan 3.0 adds lifelike motion, camera movement, and physics — turning a single still into a smooth, cinematic shot.

Wan 3.0 image-to-video example: an FPV drone map flight — Original Image: Animate a map-like scene with a fast FPV camera move, clear route motion, and smooth cinematic travel pacing.

Wan 3.0 image-to-video example: a classical-art fighting game scene — Original Image: Turn a static artwork into a stylized fighting-game intro with character motion, impact timing, and dramatic camera cuts.

Wan 3.0 image-to-video example: a cyberpunk neon chase scene — Original Image: Bring a cyberpunk character scene to life with neon reflections, chase energy, and a steady cinematic tracking shot.

Wan 3.0 image-to-video example: glowing flowers in dreamlike light — Original Image: Animate a floral macro image with drifting haze, soft light pulses, and gentle parallax for a calm social clip.

Prompt

Animate a map-like scene with a fast FPV camera move, clear route motion, and smooth cinematic travel pacing.

How to Make a Wan 3.0 AI Video in 3 Steps

Add an image or describe your scene, direct the motion, and let Wan 3.0 render a finished cinematic shot.

AI video workflow illustration showing upload, prompt, and generated video preview steps

Step 1: Add Your Reference
Drop in a photo, product shot, or reference clip — Wan 3.0 reads composition, depth, and motion to plan the shot.
Step 2: Direct the Motion
Describe the camera move, the action, and the mood. Wan 3.0 follows your prompt shot by shot.
Step 3: Generate & Refine
Render a cinematic clip in seconds, tweak the prompt, and download. Failed renders are always refunded.

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What Makes Wan 3 Different

Wan 3.0 is more than text-to-video. Anchor every shot to your own references, lock the look across a campaign, and direct the camera like a film set — across multiple top models.

Multimodal Referencing

Anchor your video to what you already have — a reference clip, product images, or a pair of frames. Wan 3.0 reads them and carries the exact style, motion, and camera language into a new shot, so you lock a look instead of describing it from scratch.

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Locked Character & Style Consistency

No drift. Wan 3.0 keeps faces, products, and style details identical from the first frame to the last — the same character and brand look holds across every clip in a campaign.

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Multi-Shot Cinematic Direction

Direct camera moves, pacing, and transitions from a single prompt. Plan a sequence with first/last frames, or write the scene and let Wan 3.0 stage it shot by shot.

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Every Top Model, One Credit Pool

Wan 3.0, Veo, and more share one credit pool. Pick the model that nails each shot, reuse any output as your next reference, and keep a whole campaign anchored to one look.

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Wan 3.0: One Model for Every Kind of Video

Post daily without burning out

Turn one photo into a week of trend-ready clips. Wan 3.0 keeps your look consistent so you stay on-trend without the production grind.

Wan 3.0 Pricing

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Basic

$19.9

$15.9/mo

800 Credits/mo

Billed annually at $190.8

800 credits/month
Up to 160 images/month
Up to 26 videos/month
All AI image and video models
Watermark-free exports
Standard processing & support
90-day asset storage
Commercial use license

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Pro

$39.9

$29.9/mo

1,800 Credits/mo

Billed annually at $358.8

1.8K3.5K5.5K

1,800 credits/month
Up to 360 images/month
Up to 60 videos/month
All AI image and video models
Watermark-free exports and private generation
Priority processing & support
90-day asset storage
Commercial use license

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$129.9

$90.9/mo

7,500 Credits/mo

Billed annually at $1,090.8

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7,500 credits/month
Up to 1,500 images/month
Up to 250 videos/month
All AI image and video models
Watermark-free exports and private generation
Fastest processing & priority support
Early access to new models
90-day asset storage
Commercial use license

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What Creators Make with Wan 3.0

How Creators Use Wan 3.0 AI

Rated 5 out of 5
I used Wan 3.0 to test three openings for a faceless video before editing. The useful part wasn't replacing my editor — it was finding the visual direction faster.
Marcus Lee · YouTube Shorts B-roll
Rated 5 out of 5
Starting from a product image, I created motion concepts without booking a shoot. I could see which angle was worth turning into a paid ad.
Priya Sharma · Product ad concepting
Rated 5 out of 5
I needed a launch clip that explained the product mood, not a full commercial. Wan 3.0 helped me make a quick visual draft for the announcement.
Daniel Brooks · Product launch teaser
Rated 5 out of 5
For tutorials, I need small visual scenes more than long videos. A short Wan 3.0 clip gave me something to place between explanations.
Sofia Romano · Lesson support clip
Rated 5 out of 5
Before storyboarding, we dropped a level prompt and got several biome directions in motion. Useful as concept reference, not as final art.
Kevin Park · Concept moodboard
Rated 5 out of 5
We used to ship two ad creatives a week. Generating motion variants from the same product reference with Wan 3.0 lets us put more directions in front of the algorithm.
Hannah Cole · Ad variant testing
Rated 5 out of 5
Reels, Shorts, and LinkedIn each want a different frame. Generating tailored aspect ratios from the same prompt beats cropping a single source clip.
Tom Becker · Vertical & horizontal mix
Rated 5 out of 5
No video team, no agency. I generated the launch teaser and a demo-page motion background in a weekend with Wan 3.0 — drafts good enough to ship the announcement.
Olivia Grant · Launch & landing visuals

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Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator — Cinematic Video From One Prompt

Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator — Cinematic Video From One Prompt

Step 1: Add Your Reference

Step 2: Direct the Motion

Step 3: Generate & Refine