AI Video
Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator
Turn a text prompt or a first-frame image into a short video. Pick the duration, see the credit cost before you run, and download the result in your browser.
Example video clips
Short generated clips that play back in the browser.
Cinematic street commercial
A person moves through city streets at dusk in a polished, ad-style sequence.
Morning tea in the mountains
A quiet slice-of-life scene with tea on a mountain terrace.
Storm-forest titan battle
Towering figures clash in a storm-swept forest.
What this generator does
The controls above cover the common case; Advanced settings opens the full workspace for resolution, image, and video inputs.
Turn a sentence into a clip
Describe the scene in plain language. Wan 3.0 renders subject, motion, and camera work from the text alone.
Start from a still image
Attach a first-frame image right in the generator and the clip grows out of that frame instead of a bare prompt.
Pick the run length
Choose 5, 10, or 15 seconds — shorter drafts cost fewer credits while you iterate on the prompt.
Choose the output resolution
720p or 1080p. Resolution lives in Advanced settings alongside the rest of the full workspace controls.
Rework a source clip
The full workspace also accepts a short source video for video-to-video restyling.
How to get a good clip
The tool is a form and a result panel; these are the decisions that matter.
Write the shot, not the plot
Describe what the camera sees — subject, action, setting, lighting. Prompts can run to 5,000 characters, so detail helps.
Anchor it with an image if you have one
Attach a first-frame image next to the prompt to pin the opening look. Without one, everything comes from the text.
Choose a duration that fits the idea
5, 10, or 15 seconds. The credit cost shown on the button updates as you change it.
Check the result in place
The finished video plays in the right-hand panel with a download button.
Open Advanced settings for more
Resolution, image and video inputs, and the rest of the model's controls live in the full workspace.
Wan 3.0 compared with other video models here
Numbers reflect each model's current configuration on this site.
| Wan 3.0 | Wan 2.6 | MiniMax H3 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Duration | 5, 10, or 15 s | 5, 10, or 15 s | 4–15 s |
| Resolution | 720p, 1080p | 720p, 1080p | 2K |
| Aspect ratio control | — | — | 21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, 9:16 |
| Reference image | 1 first-frame image | 1 first-frame image | Up to 9 |
| Reference video | Video-to-video | Video-to-video | Up to 3 reference clips |
| Cost of a 5-second clip | 90 credits at 720p · 160 at 1080p | 80 at 720p · 115 at 1080p | 130 at 2K |
Feature flags and credit rates come from each model's configuration on this site; rates can change.
Where Wan 3.0 fits
Social video drafts
A 5-second pass is cheap enough to check an idea before committing credits to a longer take.
Product and brand shots
A first-frame image of the product keeps the opening frame faithful while the prompt animates the scene around it.
Concept pitches
A few seconds of generated footage communicates a scene faster than a mood board.
Stylized and fantasy scenes
The example clips cover commercial-style shots, slice-of-life, and battle scenes — pick the closest style and adapt the prompt.
Limits and credit cost
The generator shows the current cost on the Generate button before anything is spent.
Duration
5, 10, or 15 seconds per generation.
Resolution
720p or 1080p, set in the full workspace under Advanced settings.
Aspect ratio
Wan 3.0 doesn't take an aspect-ratio setting — the frame follows the prompt and, when one is attached, the first-frame image.
Inputs
Text prompt plus an optional first-frame image here; the workspace also accepts a short source clip for video-to-video.
Credits
18 credits per second at 720p and 32 credits per second at 1080p — a 5-second clip costs 90 or 160 credits. Video-to-video adds billed seconds for the source clip.
Prompt length
Up to 5,000 characters.
What a clip costs
A 5-second clip costs 90 credits at 720p or 160 credits at 1080p. Plans and credit packs are listed on the pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an account to try it?
No. The site creates a guest session automatically the first time you run the generator — no sign-up needed. Sign in to keep your runs in history and top up credits.
Can I start from an image or an existing video?
Yes — attach a first-frame image right in the generator, or open Advanced settings for the full workspace, which also accepts a short source clip for video-to-video.
What do I get at the end?
A playable video in the result panel with a download button. The same run stays available in your history when you're signed in.
Generate your first Wan 3.0 clip
Start with a 5-second draft to check the look, then scale up once the prompt lands.