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Wan 3.0 Prompts

Watch what each prompt actually produced, then send the one you like to the generator — length and mode already set.

Open the Wan 3.0 Generator

Got your own scene in mind?

Write it out shot by shot. Wan 3.0 turns a single prompt into up to 30 seconds of video with sound.

Write My Own Prompt

Wan 3.0 Prompts: Questions & Answers

What is a Wan 3.0 prompt?

It is the text instruction Wan 3.0 turns into video: the scene, the characters, the camera and the sound. The prompts in this library are full scripts written by creators, each shown next to the clip it produced.

What happens when I click "Try this prompt"?

The prompt opens in the Wan 3.0 generator with its original length and mode already selected, so your first run is as close to the example as possible. Generating uses credits like any other video.

Why do I have to sign in to copy a prompt?

Copying is part of a free account. Signing in also gives you starter credits, so you can run the prompt right away instead of only saving the text.

What does the "Needs reference images" label mean?

That prompt was written around uploaded pictures, such as a character, an outfit or a location. It opens in Reference to Video mode; add your own images there and the prompt tells Wan 3.0 how to use them.

Why are so many prompts exactly 30 seconds long?

30 seconds is the longest clip Wan 3.0 renders in one go, so creators use it for complete mini-stories with several shots. Shorter prompts suit product shots, loops and social clips.

How do I adapt a prompt without breaking it?

Keep the structure — the timeline, the shot list and the camera notes — and swap the specifics: who is in the scene, where it happens, what is said. Change one thing per run so you can see what made the difference.

Who wrote these prompts?

Independent creators who shared them publicly. Each prompt links to its original post, so you can follow the author and credit them when you share your result.