Tell More Story in One Clip
Generate a continuous video up to 30 seconds, giving action, camera movement, dialogue, and scene development room to progress naturally.
Turn prompts and reference assets into longer, more consistent AI videos. Wan 3.0 supports native clips up to 30 seconds and can use text, images, video, audio, web pages, and documents to shape the story, look, motion, and sound of your next video.
Animate an image into a video
Upload a target frame to guide video generation
Use detailed descriptions for better results.
Result count
Members only for 2x-10x generation.
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Next-generation multimodal video creation
Wan 3.0 is Alibaba's newest AI video model for creators who need more than a short visual loop. It brings longer native video, broader reference input, visual continuity, natural multilingual voice, and detailed scene control into one multimodal generation workflow.
Generate a continuous video up to 30 seconds, giving action, camera movement, dialogue, and scene development room to progress naturally.
Combine text, images, video, audio, web pages, PDFs, and presentations to give the model clearer creative and factual context.
Use references to guide character appearance, product details, voice, spatial layout, interfaces, motion, and visual style across the scene.
Move from a single idea to a longer, reference-guided video without splitting the creative direction across disconnected tools
Build a complete product reveal, story beat, tutorial moment, or campaign scene in one longer generation instead of stitching together many short clips.
Guide the result with the source format that explains your idea best, from a visual reference or audio track to a web page, PDF, or presentation.
Wan 3.0 is designed to reduce visual drift and preserve important details such as faces, products, props, layouts, and styles as the scene develops.
Use audio as part of the creative brief and plan videos around natural multilingual voice, sound continuity, atmosphere, and emotional delivery.
Match video length to the prompt, then extend a strong result when the story, movement, or explanation needs more time.
Go from creative brief to generated video in three focused steps
Start with text to video, image to video, reference-guided video, or video editing based on the material you already have and the result you need.
Describe the subject, action, camera, lighting, mood, and sound. Upload the images, clips, audio, or other source material that should control specific details.
Review the active model, resolution, aspect ratio, duration, and credit estimate, then generate the video and refine the prompt or references for the next version.
A more practical way to develop video concepts that need length, context, and consistency
Give the opening, action, transition, and closing moment enough time to exist inside one connected clip.
Bring visual, audio, document, and web references together instead of rebuilding the same creative direction across several tools.
Wan 3.0 can use reference context to follow product appearance, character traits, spatial relationships, voice, and style more closely.
Change the prompt, replace a reference, or adjust the output settings to explore new campaign, scene, and format variations from the same idea.
Create video concepts for marketing, storytelling, education, and product communication
Turn a campaign brief, brand assets, product images, and audio direction into longer video concepts for launches, paid ads, and social campaigns.
Animate product imagery, demonstrate key details, build lifestyle scenes, and create multiple visual directions without organizing a traditional shoot for every concept.
Use Wan 3.0 to plan scenes with clearer action, camera movement, expressions, atmosphere, and narrative progression for horizontal or vertical content.
Transform information from web pages, documents, or presentations into visual explanations for onboarding, tutorials, product education, and internal communication.
Practical answers about prompts, reference media, visual continuity, and generation results
You can generate video from text or an image, combine image and video references, edit an uploaded clip, or extend an existing video. Available modes and settings are shown directly in the generator.
Start with the subject and setting, then describe the action, camera movement, lighting, color, and pacing. For a continuous story, keep character traits, clothing, environment, and visual language consistent instead of stacking vague adjectives.
Use clear images to define a character or visual style, and reference video to communicate motion, pacing, or camera behavior. Keep the subject and style consistent across assets and follow the limits shown in the uploader.
Repeat the essential character traits, clothing, setting, time of day, and color palette in each generation. Reuse the same references when possible and change one major variable at a time.
AI video generation includes natural variation. Reference quality, prompt clarity, motion complexity, and selected settings all affect the result. Begin with a simple version, then add camera and action details gradually to find a stable direction.
Write the prompt, add the references that matter, and start building a longer, more controlled video workflow inspired by Wan 3.0.
Review the selected model, controls, and credit estimate before generation