Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator
What can you create with Wan 3.0?
Wan 3.0 turns text, frames, and multimedia references into short videos. Explore four example directions, from a new scene idea to a reference-led shot with sound, using Standard or Prime.
Turn a scene idea into a cinematic clip
Create an automotive ad, a travel scene, or a story beat from a written brief. Wan 3.0 takes direction for the subject, action, camera movement, and setting, so you can explore a complete shot before preparing source footage. Choose a 2-30 second duration to suit the pace of the scene.
Bring product images and opening frames into motion
Start from a product photo or an approved scene still when the opening composition is already decided. Add a last frame to guide the destination of the shot, then describe the movement between them. Use this approach for product reveals, scene transitions, and short campaign clips.
Guide characters and scenes with multimedia references
Bring image, video, and audio references into the same shot. Use them to communicate a character's appearance, the movement you want, or the sound of the scene. Reference-led generation gives character stories and branded visuals a more concrete starting point than a text description alone.
Build short scenes with sound
Create a performance moment, an ambient location shot, or a short narrative with generated audio. Direct the sound alongside the visual action, or turn audio off when the clip will use a separate soundtrack. Landscape, square, and portrait formats let you plan for different publishing destinations.
How to use Wan 3.0 Video Generator
Build a Wan 3.0 clip with a short director-style brief, the right input mode, and explicit output controls.
Choose Standard or Prime and a starting mode
Select text-to-video for a new concept, image-to-video for a guided first frame, or reference-to-video for a set of image, video, and audio references. Use Standard for the regular path or Prime for high-speed inference.
Write the brief and add references
Order the prompt as format, subject, action, environment, camera, look, timing, and audio. Add a first or last frame in image mode, or upload supported references in reference mode and bind them in the prompt.
Set output controls and generate
Choose a 2-30 second duration, 480P, 720P, or 1080P resolution, an aspect ratio, and whether to generate audio. Create the clip, review the motion and continuity, then refine one instruction at a time.
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Wan 3.0 features for creative control
Standard and Prime
Choose either Wan 3.0 variant without changing your text, image, or reference workflow. Both provide the same duration, resolution, framing, and audio controls.
First and last frame guidance
Give a product reveal or scene transition a defined opening and destination with a first frame and an optional last frame.
Multimedia reference input
Combine images, video, and audio to describe subject appearance, motion, and sound for a reference-led scene.
Flexible clip length
Set a duration from 2 to 30 seconds to match a quick visual hook, a product demonstration, or a longer story beat.
Selectable output resolution
Choose 480P, 720P, or 1080P and a supported aspect ratio to match the format of the clip you are creating.
Optional generated audio
Create sound alongside the visual scene, or disable audio when you plan to add music, narration, or effects separately.
Wan 3.0 Video Generator FAQ
Answers about the Wan 3.0 Standard and Prime models, supported inputs, output controls, and the current Seavid workflow.