Wan 3.0 Pro 4K AI Video Generator

Build a shot from text, keyframes, or image, video, and audio references, then choose 1080P, 2K, or native 4K delivery. Wan 3.0 Pro supports 2–30 second output with generated audio for high-resolution production work.

The generator opens with Wan 3.0 Pro selected. Resolution and billable duration determine the live credit estimate shown before submission.

High-Resolution Output Without Giving Up Wan 3.0 Controls

Pro adds 2K and native 4K choices to the core Wan 3.0 creation paths, duration controls, reference limits, and generated-audio workflow.

Native 4K Highest Pro output tier

Native 4K

Highest Pro output tier

2–30s Selectable duration without reference video

2–30s

Selectable duration without reference video

10 + 5 + 5 Image, video, and audio reference limits

10 + 5 + 5

Image, video, and audio reference limits

2K / 4K High-resolution delivery choices

2K / 4K

High-resolution delivery choices

Plan the Shot Around Its Final Delivery

Choose Pro when resolution is a real output requirement, then keep the input mode and review criteria focused on the scene you need to publish.

Text-led direction

Describe subject, action, setting, camera path, timing, dialogue, ambience, and the final beat in one production brief.

Boundary-frame control

Use a first frame to protect the opening composition or add a last frame when the shot needs a defined destination.

Multimodal references

Assign images, video clips, and audio references distinct roles for identity, movement, camera behavior, rhythm, or sound.

Generated picture and sound

Direct dialogue, effects, music, and environmental sound alongside the visible action, then review synchronization in the full result.

2K and native 4K delivery

Select a high-resolution tier when the approved shot needs more output detail for editing, display, or final delivery.

Live credit estimate

See the current task estimate before generation and compare resolution cost before committing the selected shot.

Resolution-aware workflow

Use High Resolution Where It Changes the Deliverable

Separate creative testing from final delivery so 2K or native 4K credits are spent on the shots that are ready for a high-resolution pass.

1

Choose the input path

Start from text, boundary frames, or multimodal references according to the one creative constraint that must stay stable.

2

Lock the scene brief

Clarify action, camera, sound, and ending before raising resolution; conflicting references will not be solved by adding pixels.

3

Select delivery settings

Choose duration, aspect ratio, audio, and 1080P, 2K, or native 4K after checking the displayed credit estimate.

4

Review before publishing

Watch the whole result for continuity, source fidelity, sound timing, visible text, and rights before download or release.

Choose a Wan 3.0 Tier by Resolution, Speed, and Credits

The right tier depends on the deliverable and how quickly the next review must begin—not on a vague promise of better output.

Standard: economical up to 1080P

Use standard Wan 3.0 when 480P, 720P, or 1080P meets the brief and conserving credits matters most.

Prime: faster up to 1080P

Choose Prime for a speed-prioritized review cycle when the final resolution does not need to exceed 1080P.

Pro: 2K and native 4K

Choose Pro when high-resolution delivery matters and standard turnaround fits the schedule.

Prime Pro: faster 2K and 4K

Choose Prime Pro when the deliverable is high resolution and waiting for the next review is the larger constraint.

Wan 3.0 Pro 4K Questions

Answers about native 4K, 2K, input modes, duration, generated audio, credits, and choosing Pro or Prime Pro.

Does Wan 3.0 Pro support native 4K video?

Yes. Wan 3.0 Pro offers 1080P, 2K, and native 4K output on wan3.run. Standard Wan 3.0 and Wan 3.0 Prime remain capped at 1080P, so select Pro or Prime Pro when the delivery requires 2K or 4K.


What is Wan 3.0 Pro?

Wan 3.0 Pro is the high-resolution Wan 3.0 tier. It keeps the supported text, keyframe, multimodal reference, duration, aspect-ratio, and generated-audio controls while adding 2K and native 4K output.


How long can a Wan 3.0 Pro video be?

Without reference video input, choose an integer duration from 2 to 30 seconds. With video references, their combined input duration and the selected output duration must stay within the documented 30-second limit.


Can Pro use images, video, and audio references?

Yes. Multimodal reference mode accepts up to 10 images, 5 video clips, and 5 audio clips. Frame input and multimodal references are separate request paths and cannot be combined in one task.


Does Wan 3.0 Pro generate audio?

Yes. Pro can generate an audio track with the video. Describe dialogue, ambience, music, effects, and their visible timing, then check clarity and synchronization after completion.


How many credits does 2K or 4K use?

The credit estimate depends on the selected model, resolution, and billable duration. Higher-resolution Pro tasks use more credits than 1080P, and Prime Pro uses a higher rate for its faster tier. The generator displays the current total before submission.


Should I choose Pro or Prime Pro?

Choose Pro when 2K or native 4K delivery matters and the normal turnaround fits your schedule. Choose Prime Pro when you need the same high-resolution choices with speed-prioritized processing for a tighter review cycle.


Prepare the Next Shot for 2K or Native 4K

Open Wan 3.0 Pro, choose the final delivery resolution, and confirm the live credit estimate before generation.