Pro FeatureWan 3.0 is Alibaba's All-in-One video model for clips up to 30 seconds at 1080P with native audio. Mix text, images, clips, or a public file or page, then generate and review the take in VidMage.
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Watch Wan 3.0 sample clips for 30-second cinematic audio-visual takes, then draft your file, image, and prompt mix in the tool above.
These briefs follow official Wan 3.0 jobs: file-to-ad, first-frame ink action, mixed-ref dialogue, chart explainers, product beauty, and extend-the-scene.
Feed a public deck or product sheet, then ask Wan 3.0 for a 10 to 20 second studio orbit and lifestyle wear.
Use the product file as File 1. Open on black, ice-blue rim light on the frames, slow orbit, then a model wears Image 1 in a concrete loft. Electronic BGM. Keep the glasses silhouette locked.
Lock a still as the first frame, then write timed beats so the ink-wash swordsman moves without leaving the painting style.
First frame is Image 1. 0-3s: fog and falling leaves. 3-8s: push to the eyes under the hat. 8-18s: two ink assassins enter. Hold the ink-wash grain for the full clip.
Assign Image 1 and Image 2 as people, then write spoken lines so native audio lands with the picture.
Image 1 sits by the rainy window. Image 2 sets a mug down and says: That sounds great, can you sing it again? 15 seconds, slow push, keep both faces locked.
Point Wan 3.0 at a public workbook or report and ask for a clean chart film with voice and light SFX.
22 seconds from File 1. White Keynote look, coral and teal blocks, English voiceover on the growth line, light whoosh SFX. No extra decoration.
One product photo plus a 15 second vertical-feel beauty take with color that stays on the lips.
Using the lip gloss in Image 1, generate a 15 second model swatch, 9:16 crop inside 16:9 if needed, highlight the color, keep the tube label readable if it appears.
Start from a short plate, then ask Wan 3.0 to extend backward or forward inside the 30 second budget.
Extend Video 1 backward. The baker lifts glazed bread, walks to the oven, closes the door, and says: so good. Keep the bakery light and the baker identity.
Wan 3.0 is one All-in-One SKU: 30-second takes, file or page input, mixed refs, first and last frames, native sound, plus prompt-led edit and extend.
Wan 3.0 generates 2 to 30 seconds in one run at 480P, 720P, or 1080P and 30fps. Use that room for a hook, a middle action, and an ending instead of gluing several short clips.
Wan 3.0 can parse one public document or webpage per request and build a clip from that source. Use it for ads, recaps, and explainers when the story already lives in a file.
One request can take up to 10 images, 5 videos, and 5 audio clips, plus one file or link. Call them Image 1, Video 1, and Audio 1 so each asset has a job.
Set a first frame, or first and last frames, when the start and end stills must match a photo. Keep ratio adaptive so the model follows the still.
Wan 3.0 writes picture and sound in the same pass. Ask for spoken lines, room tone, or music, or turn audio off when you want a silent plate.
Keep the same model name. Add edit words such as replace, remove, or change to. Add extend words to grow the clip. Input plus output stays inside 30 seconds.
Choose Wan 3.0 when one clip needs 30 seconds, mixed refs or a file, and sound in the same pass. VidMage is where you write that brief and generate.
Wan 2.7 clips topped out at 15 seconds. Wan 3.0 doubles that native window so a hook, middle, and close can live in one file.
Bring a deck, sheet, PDF, or public URL. Wan 3.0 reads that source instead of forcing you to rewrite every fact into a long prompt.
Text, first frame, mixed refs, edit, and extend share wan3.0-video. You change the media type and the prompt intent, not the model name.
Dialogue, BGM, and effects can come with the frames. Write the lines you need, or mute audio when you only want a picture plate.
Write Image 1 and Video 1 roles, set 1080P and duration, generate, then check identity and audio before you export.
Replace a prop, restyle the plate, or extend a few seconds. Stay on Wan 3.0 and keep the 30-second budget in view.
Compare Wan 3.0 with Wan 2.7 using official clip length and input notes. Do not treat wrapper 4K or open-weight claims as facts.
| Features | Wan 2.7 Video | Wan 3.0 |
|---|---|---|
| Max clip length | Up to 15 seconds (official prior note) | 2 to 30 seconds, or smart duration |
| Listed resolution | 1080P class in family docs | 480P, 720P, 1080P at 30fps |
| Inputs | Text, image, and shorter multimodal stacks | Text, first and last frame, up to 20 refs, one file or public page |
| Native audio | Depends on the 2.7 SKU you used | Dialogue, BGM, and SFX on by default |
| Edit and extend | Often a new generate | Same model, prompt intent, 30-second budget |
| Best for | Shorter social beats | Full takes, recaps, and mixed-ref stories |
Write the 30-second brief, attach refs or a file, generate, then check faces and sound before you download.
Start with text for a new scene. Add a first frame when a photo must open the clip. Add a public file or page when the story already exists on paper.
Call assets Image 1, Video 1, Audio 1, or File 1. Write spoken lines in quotes. Set 1080P, ratio, and a duration up to 30 seconds.
Watch identity, labels, and audio together. If one object is wrong, edit that part. If the story is short, extend inside the 30-second limit.
Wan 3.0 fits people who need a longer take, a file-driven recap, or mixed refs with sound, without jumping to a second model name.
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Explore alternate hero shots, campaign beats, product moments, social cuts, and reference-led variants before production starts.
Prototype action beats, camera movement, lighting ideas, transitions, sound intent, and impossible-to-shoot shots before committing to a larger edit.
Test visual systems, mood, product styling, reference frames, camera language, and subject consistency before choosing the final direction.
Prepare explainers, demonstrations, scenario clips, and visual examples where the viewer needs to understand motion, process, or cause and effect.
Write a 30-second brief with refs or a file, then generate Wan 3.0 in VidMage.
