Wan 3.0 AI Video GeneratorDirect Up to 30 Seconds of Picture and Sound
Start with a prompt, a key frame, or multimodal image, video, and audio references. Shape action, camera, dialogue, ambience, and format in one online workflow, with output up to 1080P.
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Choose the Next Workspace for the Job
Stay with Wan 3.0 video when faster review cycles matter, or open a dedicated image workflow when the deliverable is a new still or a focused edit.
More Time, More Reference, One Direction
Wan 3.0 brings duration, multimodal source material, and generated sound into the same creative decision—so the scene can feel planned as a whole.
See What a Full Scene Can Hold
Thirty seconds can make room for a setup, a change, and a payoff. Explore directions where action, performance, product detail, dialogue, and atmosphere develop over time.
One-Take Momentum
Action that keeps moving
Character Turn
Performance with a story beat
Product Reveal
Context, detail, and payoff
Reference-Led Casting
Identity, wardrobe, and setting
Creator-Led Ad
Speaker, product, and close
World and Atmosphere
A visual language held over time
Brand Film Opening
Pacing shaped by sound
Purposeful Revision
A new take with one clear change
Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator — Direct Complete Scenes Online
One Model. More Ways Into the Scene.
Choose the source that gives your idea the strongest anchor, then use Wan 3.0 to shape motion, timing, sound, and delivery in one focused workflow.
Give the Story Up to 30 Seconds
Create a 2–30 second shot in one task when no reference video is used, choosing the exact length needed for the scene.
Start From the Source You Already Have
Begin with text, an opening frame, opening and closing frames, or multimodal image, video, and audio references—whichever best protects the idea.
Assign Every Reference a Role
Guide identity, movement, setting, voice, and visual treatment with up to 10 images, 5 video clips, and 5 audio clips in reference mode.
Direct Picture and Sound Together
Write dialogue, ambience, music, effects, and timing into the same scene brief so the generated audio track supports what happens on screen.
Define the Opening and the Destination
Use a first frame to hold the opening composition, or add a last frame when the scene needs to arrive at a specific visual state.
Frame the Result for Its Real Destination
Choose 480P, 720P, or 1080P output with adaptive framing or a fixed 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, or 9:16 aspect ratio.
From First Idea to a Reviewable Wan 3.0 Shot
Make three decisions in order: what anchors the scene, how it unfolds, and what the finished file must deliver.
1. Choose the Control Anchor
Use text for a new idea, frames for a defined visual path, or multimodal references when identity, motion, or sound needs a concrete source.
2. Direct the Sequence, Not a Keyword List
Describe the subject, action, camera, pacing, light, dialogue, ambience, and final beat. Name each uploaded reference when it has a specific job.
3. Set the Output and Watch the Full Pass
Confirm duration, resolution, aspect ratio, and audio before submitting. When the task finishes, review continuity, visible details, sound, and reference fidelity.
Bring Wan 3.0 Into the Work You Already Do
Use it where a single moving image is not enough—when the idea needs progression, recognizable details, a delivery format, and sound.
Film and Short Drama
Block a character moment, trailer beat, one-take passage, or compact story with enough time for setup and consequence.
Advertising and Creator Content
Bring a speaker, product, setting, spoken line, and closing image into one directed vertical or landscape concept.
Product Stories
Use approved product references to guide form, material, use context, and brand atmosphere across a complete sequence.
Design and Previsualization
Test camera paths, blocking, environments, interfaces, typography, and transitions before committing to a larger production.
Reference-Led Explainers
Combine approved product images, demonstration clips, voice or music references, and a precise brief, then verify every visible and audible detail before publishing.
Travel and Culture
Combine place, architecture, performance, narration, and atmosphere with visual and audio references working toward one story.
Match the Input Mode to What Must Stay in Control
Every mode protects a different part of the idea. Decide whether the strongest anchor is written direction, a boundary frame, or a set of image, video, and audio references.
Frame control and multimodal reference input are separate Wan 3.0 paths and cannot be combined in the same request.
Know the Boundaries. Direct With Confidence.
Use these supported values to prepare compatible inputs and make deliberate choices before the task begins.
How a Wan 3.0 Request Comes Together
Wan 3.0 starts with one compatible input family: a written scene, boundary frames, or multimodal image, video, and audio references.
The strongest creative constraint should choose the mode. First/last-frame control is separate from multimodal reference images, video, and audio.
Then set duration, resolution, aspect ratio, and audio. The task runs asynchronously; once complete, watch the full result for continuity, reference fidelity, sound, visible text, and usage rights.
Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator — Direct Complete Scenes Online
A Bigger Creative Canvas, With Clear Boundaries
The useful numbers are visible before you start, so references, run time, and delivery format can be planned instead of guessed.
30 sec Maximum output without video input
Maximum output without video input
1080P Highest supported output tier
Highest supported output tier
10 + 5 + 5 Image, video, and audio reference limits
Image, video, and audio reference limits
A/V Picture and sound generated together
Picture and sound generated together
The Six-Point Final Watch
A generated result is a first cut, not a final approval. Watch the whole scene once for story, once for detail, and once with your source material beside it.
Make sure every beat earns the next one. If the scene stalls, shorten it or give the middle a clearer action.
Narrative Flow, Setup, change, and payoff
Narrative Flow
Setup, change, and payoff
Check faces, hands, wardrobe, product geometry, and location details through close-ups, turns, contact, and transitions.
Subject Continuity, People, products, and spaces
Subject Continuity
People, products, and spaces
Pause on every readable element. Replace generated text or graphics that distort, drift, or present incorrect information.
On-Screen Details, Text, data, logos, and UI
On-Screen Details
Text, data, logos, and UI
Listen for clear dialogue, believable room tone, clean transitions, and sound events that land with the matching action.
Sound and Sync, Speech, ambience, and timing
Sound and Sync
Speech, ambience, and timing
Compare every assigned image, video, and audio role with the finished shot; note where identity, movement, timing, or atmosphere drifts.
Reference Fidelity, Identity, motion, and sound sources
Reference Fidelity
Identity, motion, and sound sources
Confirm permission for uploaded images, clips, voices, brands, characters, and recognizable people before distribution.
Usage Rights, Every input and final output
Usage Rights
Every input and final output
Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator: Common Questions
Straight answers about duration, input modes, references, audio, output controls, credits, and using Wan 3.0 through wan3.run.
Which scene workflows does Wan 3.0 support?
Wan 3.0 supports text-to-video, first-frame and first/last-frame image-to-video, and multimodal creation with image, video, and audio references. Depending on the input path, it can produce up to 30 seconds with an audio track and up to 1080P output.
How long can a Wan 3.0 video be?
Without reference video input, choose an integer duration from 2 to 30 seconds. When reference video is included, the combined reference-video duration and output duration must stay within 30 seconds.
Which input should I use?
Use text when the scene starts as an idea, a first frame to preserve the opening composition, first and last frames to define a visual journey, or multimodal references to guide identity, movement, and sound. Frame input and multimodal references cannot be mixed in one request.
How many reference assets can I add?
Reference mode accepts up to 10 images, 5 video clips, and 5 audio clips. Reference video may total up to 15 seconds, and reference audio may total up to 15 seconds.
Which resolutions and aspect ratios are available?
Wan 3.0 supports 480P, 720P, and 1080P output. Use adaptive framing or choose 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, or 9:16.
Does Wan 3.0 generate audio with the video?
Yes. The model can generate an audio track alongside the moving image. Direct dialogue, ambience, music, effects, and timing in the prompt, then review clarity and synchronization in the completed result.
How do I refer to uploaded assets in the prompt?
Reference images, videos, and audio are numbered separately in upload order. Use labels such as Image 1, Video 1, and Audio 1, then give each asset one specific job in the scene.
Can I control both the first and last frame?
Yes. A first frame anchors the opening, while first and last frames define both the starting point and destination. This frame path cannot be combined with multimodal references in the same request.
Is wan3.run the official Wan website?
No. wan3.run is an independent video creation service focused on making Wan 3.0 workflows available in the browser. It is not presented as the model developer's official website.
What should I know about credits and commercial use?
The generator displays the current credit estimate before submission, and the Pricing page explains available options. For commercial use, check the terms for your account, applicable law, and your rights to every uploaded or referenced asset.
Your Next Scene Can Start Here
Choose the source, write the direction, and let Wan 3.0 carry the idea from the first frame to the final beat.