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Omni-Creation
Generate with up to 20 reference assets, including creative material parsed from documents and webpages.
3.0
Animate images with Wan 3.0
Wan 3.0 Image to Video. Bring your image to life.
Upload an image, describe the motion, and create a video up to 30 seconds in 1080p with audio. Switch to Text to Video or Reference for other ways to create.
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Choose 2–30 seconds. Review the credit estimate below before generating.
A light, dreamy live-action commercial: a young…
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See Wan 3.0 in action.
Explore Wan 3.0 video examples with their complete, copy-ready prompts and generation settings.
Duel in the Withered Grass
The video starts from the first frame shown in image1. 0-8s:…
The Lotus of Time
The video starts from the first frame shown in image1. 0-3s:The…
The Shoes That Breathe
The video starts from the first frame shown in image1. 0-3s…
First & Last Frame 10
The video starts from the first frame shown in image1. 0-3s The…
The Magic Acorn
The video starts from the first frame shown in image1. 0-5s:…
Sword of the Blue Lotus
The video starts from the first frame shown in image1. 0-3s:…
The Go Board City
A crane shot begins as a Go piece falls onto the board; the…
Don't Go
A five-shot, 15-second Hong Kong literary film-style short,…
The Sunken City Beneath the Line
One continuous handheld shot follows an old man sitting on a…
Ambush from Ten Sides
At a Qin-dynasty battlefield site on a loess plateau, the…
Moonlit Bamboo
A fifteen-second low-angle upward shot of a Chinese classical…
WAN Cloud Glass Homepage
Generated with reference to image1 and image2. Theme: spatial…
Bed Above the Clouds
A 15-second 16:9 surreal high-altitude fashion concept film set…
Rhythm of the Dough
Generated with reference to image1. A rhythmic epic showing the…
Street Corner Collage Poster
A 10-second, 16:9, 25fps short film blending realistic city…
Hangzhou in Ink
Generated with reference to image1. Generate a 15-second 16:9…
Plush Cake on the Arc de Triomphe
Generate a 6-second, 16:9, 30fps surreal city-event short film…
Midnight at the Gas Station
American drama color grading with warm-cool contrast and…
The Minimal Camera
A 15-second, 16:9, 30fps premium compact camera concept ad…
The Lace Shirt Try-On
The girl in image1 wears the off-white lace blouse from image2,…
One Arrow, One Dragon
Fantasy epic style: a heavy war bow long-range dragon hunt in…
Mecha Orbital Drop
Also generated with reference to image2. A realistic heavy…
The Great Plush Escape
A 20-second 21:9 ultra-widescreen plush universe adventure,…
A Day with Plush WAN
Generated with reference to image1. A 16:9, 21-second…
Wan 3.0 image to video
Start with an image. Direct the motion.
Use Wan image to video on XRMM to animate a still image with motion and audio. Choose Image to Video in the generator, upload your first frame, and describe what happens next.
Upload a first frame and optionally a last frame. Describe the subject movement, camera direction, and sound you want. For example: a slow camera push toward a product, soft reflections moving across its surface, and quiet room ambience.
Choose 480p, 720p, or 1080p and an output duration from 2 to 30 seconds. For a 30 second AI video generator workflow, use text or image inputs without a video reference. In Reference mode, input video and output share the 30-second limit: a 5-second reference leaves up to 25 seconds for the generated clip.
Use Text to Video to start without an image, or Reference to guide the scene with multiple assets. Review the credit estimate before generating.
Start with an imageExplore reference to videoWan 3.0 features
More creative control. One complete story.
Omni-reference creation, native 30-second storytelling, pixel-level consistency, and flexible multimodal controls in one model.
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Native 30s Duration
Tell longer, more complete stories with native 30-second generation and intelligent control over duration.
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Pixel-Perfect Consistency
Reproduce reference details with greater precision for more predictable, production-ready results.
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Wan 3.0 Reference to Video
Add images, video, or audio in Reference mode to guide characters, movement, and sound. Reference video and generated output share a 30-second limit; input video also counts toward the credit cost.
Create with references
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Character and Scene Consistency
Keep characters, props, and spatial relationships easier to follow as the action develops across a longer clip.
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Aspect Ratio and Frame Control
Lock 16:9, 9:16, or 1:1, or let the model choose the frame. Define starting and ending frames when a scene needs two visual states.
Three simple steps
How to Create Video with Wan 3.0
Move from an idea to a finished Wan 3.0 video without a separate editing workflow.
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Write Your Prompt
Describe what the viewer should see and hear. Include the subject, action, setting, shot type, camera movement, lighting, dialogue, and environmental sound.
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Add References and Settings
Upload images, video clips, or audio when you want to preserve a subject, product, movement, or sound. Then choose aspect ratio, duration, and output.
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Generate and Download
Review motion, subject details, framing, and audio timing together. Download the clip, or revise one instruction and generate another version.
What you can create
One model. Many directions.
From social drafts to product concepts and pre-visualization, Wan 3.0 helps teams see and hear an idea before a full production pass.
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Social Videos for Creators
Make short scenes for feeds, Shorts, Reels, and other social formats. Combine motion and audio in the same draft before spending time on a full edit.
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Product Videos for Marketing Teams
Turn a product image or campaign idea into a moving concept. Use the 30-second limit to introduce the setting, show the product, and close on a stable frame.
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Story Concepts and Pre-Visualization
Translate a written scene into something a team can watch and discuss. Explore framing, movement, pacing, and sound before a shoot.
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Visuals for Music and Audio Ideas
Describe the intended rhythm, environment, and movement, then generate a visual concept with audio for a music-led post or atmosphere study.
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E-commerce and Ad Concepts
Use image to video to explore how an existing product visual could move. Generate variations, then choose the clearest concept.
Workflow comparison
Wan 3.0 vs traditional production.
The Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator changes where you begin. Use it when you need to see and hear an idea quickly.
| Workflow area | Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator | Traditional production |
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| Starting material | A text prompt or still image | Script, shot list, location, cast, and equipment |
| Picture | Generated as native 1080P video | Recorded or animated, then edited |
| Clip length | Up to 30 seconds per generation | Determined by captured footage and edit |
| Audio | Generated with the video | Recorded, sourced, and mixed separately |
| Iteration | Revise the prompt and generate another version | Reshoot, reanimate, or rebuild the edit |
| Best fit | Concepting, short-form scenes, variations, and pre-visualization | Projects that require complete manual control and final-frame precision |
Wan 3.0 does not remove the value of editing or production. Move into a traditional workflow when the final project requires exact performances, legal clearances, or frame-by-frame control.
Why Wan 3.0
Longer clips. Sound included.
Wan 3.0 combines longer clips, synchronized audio, native 1080P, and flexible text or image starting points in one generation workflow.
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One Generation Covers More of the Scene
A clip can run for up to 30 seconds, giving a visual idea space to develop. Plan an opening, an action, and a closing beat without treating every moment as a separate generation.
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Picture and Sound Begin Together
Synchronized audio is part of the generation rather than an afterthought. The first result is easier to judge as a complete scene, so timing problems show up earlier.
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Native 1080P Fits Everyday HD Workflows
Wan 3.0 produces native 1080P video for common publishing and editing needs. Focus on the scene instead of beginning with a small draft that depends on a later upscale.
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Text and Image Inputs Support Different Ideas
Begin from language when the concept is still open, or begin from an image when a subject or look is already defined. Both workflows use prompts to direct motion, camera, and audio.
Prompt craft
Clear shots. Clear sound.
Concrete shot instructions, visible details, and clear audio cues help Wan 3.0 build a readable scene.
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Write in Shot-Sized Instructions
Give each visual beat its own sentence. State who or what appears, what changes, and how the shot is framed. For a longer clip, order the beats from opening to close.
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Describe Visible Details
Use concrete light, location, color, lens distance, and movement. Replace “beautiful commercial” with directions such as “soft window light, waist-height camera, slow push toward the product.”
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Say What the Viewer Should Hear
Include dialogue only when it matters, and write the exact line. Add relevant ambient sound and action cues, such as rain against a window or footsteps on tile.
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Keep the Main Action Clear
Do not overload one prompt with unrelated subjects and competing movements. A clear central action gives Wan 3.0 a better chance of producing a readable scene.
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Divide Longer Clips into Stages
For a video longer than about 10 seconds, describe the action in clear stages. Give each stage a visible goal and state how the scene should end.
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Write Exclusions as Direct Instructions
Wan 3.0 does not use a traditional negative prompt field. Add exclusions to the main prompt as plain instructions, such as “no text on screen.”
Simple, one-time pricing
Create more with Wan 3.0.
Choose a credit pack once. Your credits stay available until you use them.
Starter
$9.9
One-time payment · 100 credits
What's included
- $0.0990 per credit
- 100 credits included
- create HD text-to-video or image-to-video clips with natural native audio
- 720p export, No watermark download
- Commercial use license
- Standard queue speed
- Email support
Basic
$29.9
One-time payment · 330 credits
What's included
- $0.0906 per credit
- 330 credits included
- faster HD generation for daily content
- Text to Video & Image to Video with native audio
- 1080p export, No watermark download
- Commercial use license
- Priority queue speed
- Priority support (email)
Plus
Most popular
$49.9
One-time payment · 600 credits
What's included
- $0.0832 per credit
- 600 credits included
- scale creative runs with better stability and look
- Text to Video & Image to Video with native audio
- 1080p export, No watermark download
- Commercial use license
- Faster priority queue + up to 5 concurrent jobs
- Priority support
Professional
$99.9
One-time payment · 1250 credits
What's included
- $0.0799 per credit
- 1250 credits included
- high-volume, professional delivery and teams
- Text to Video & Image to Video with native audio
- 1080p export, No watermark download
- Commercial use license
- Fastest queue + up to 10 concurrent jobs
- Full effects pack + early access to new features
- 24/7 priority support
- Bulk processing
- API access (coming soon)
Choose one-time credits • Flexible billing options
Product answers
Wan 3.0 questions, answered clearly.
Quick answers about access, creating videos, credits, and downloads.
How can I access Wan 3.0 on XRMM?
Use the generator at the top of this page in your browser. Sign in or create an XRMM account before generating, then choose Text to Video, Image to Video, or Reference mode. Review the credit estimate and make sure your account has enough credits. No separate API key is needed to use this workspace.Check credit costs
How do I turn an image into a video?
Select Image to Video, upload a first frame, and describe the motion you want. Add an optional last frame, choose your settings, and review the credit estimate before generating.
What can I use as a reference?
In Reference mode, add images, video, or audio to guide the subject, movement, or sound. Use Image to Video instead when you want to set a specific first and last frame.
How long can a Wan 3.0 clip be?
Choose 2–30 seconds of output. With a video reference, input and output share the 30-second limit: a 5-second reference leaves up to 25 seconds for your clip.
Which resolutions are available, and can I add audio?
Choose 480p, 720p, or 1080p. Enable audio for sound generated with the video, and describe dialogue or background sounds in your prompt.
Is Wan 3.0 free to try?
New accounts receive 10 free credits. Generation costs depend on the model, resolution, and duration; video references also count toward the cost. Check the credit estimate before you generate.See credit rates
How do I download my video?
When generation finishes, use the download button on the result video to save the MP4. If direct download is unavailable, the video opens in a new tab.
Is XRMM the official Alibaba Wan website?
No. XRMM is a separate video creation service; purchases and support on this site are handled by XRMM.
Create with Wan 3.0. Start from a prompt.
Turn a prompt or image into a native 1080P clip up to 30 seconds long, with synchronized audio generated alongside the picture.
Create with Wan 3.0