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Wan 3.0

Motion that holds together: cloth that spins, water that splashes, people who move like people. Any length from 2 to 10 seconds a shot, from your own reference photos.

Pick a length
A flamenco spin, rendered on Wan 3.0Wan 3.0 · 720p · sound
Two to ten seconds a clip

Pick the length. The take holds that much.

10s
2s10s

At 10 seconds the clip holds the whole take: the run, the leap, the splash and the swim back.

Motion first

A gust, a hat, a hundred leaves.

fal's page for Wan 3.0 describes enhanced motion smoothness and greater visual coherence. Here a single line asked for a gust across a square and an old man catching his cap; every leaf moves on its own path and the hand finds the hat.

  • Vertical 9:16, 5 seconds, 720p.
  • Write the action plainly: what moves, which way, what it hits.
Wan 3.0 · with sound
Scale and light

Lift-off, with the burner roaring.

The same model at the other end of the scale: a hot-air balloon lifting off a canyon floor at sunrise, the burner flaring inside the envelope, two more rising behind. Wan renders its own sound with the picture, so the burner roars when it flares.

Wan 3.0 · with sound

Wan in the Studio

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    Any length from 2 to 10 seconds

    Any whole number of seconds from 2 to 10. A shot's window renders at its own length, so a 3-second cut is a 3-second clip, not a longer one trimmed.

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    Built for motion

    fal describes Wan 3.0 as delivering enhanced motion smoothness, superior scene fidelity and greater visual coherence: cloth, water, crowds, animals.

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    Its own sound

    Wan 3.0 renders native sound with the picture: the heel strikes, the splash, the burner. Every clip on this page plays the sound Wan made with it.

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    480p, 720p or 1080p

    720p is where the Queue starts; drop to 480p to draft a take, or go to 1080p when the shot is worth it. The price on the card follows the frame.

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    On every plan

    Wan 3.0 is on every plan: 120 credits for a 5-second 720p clip, shown on the card before anything renders.

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    Image to video, from your photos

    Each shot renders image-to-video from a keyframe drawn from the references you attached, so the motion starts on your product, person or place.

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    Keyframe first

    Draw every shot's first frame in the Queue, priced on the button, before a clip is rendered.

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    Timed shots

    A scene is written as timed shots, 4 to 30 seconds in all, and each shot renders as its own Wan clip at exactly its length.

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    Export one MP4

    The editor assembles the clips in shot order into one MP4, loudness-normalised, with an optional music bed under them.

9 Video Generator Models

  • Wan 3.0

    Open-weight realism up to 1080p. 120 credits for a 5-second 720p clip, on every plan.

  • LTX 2.5 Fast

    LTX's newest, with sound, up to 20 seconds, 720p to 4K. 130 credits for a 6-second 720p clip, on every plan.

  • Kling 3 Turbo Pro

    Cinematic motion, strong on people. 168 credits for a 5-second 1080p clip, on Creator and up.

  • 9 Models

    Every video model the Queue renders on, LTX 2.3, LTX 2.5 Pro, Seedance 2.0 Fast, Seedance 2.0, Seedance 2.5, Veo 3.1 included, with the price on the card before you approve.

    See every model

How to render on Wan

  • 1. Write the motion

    Sign in, drop your reference photos into Create, and write what moves and how. It comes back as timed shots, each with its own prompt and length.

  • 2. Send it to the Queue

    Send the scene to the Queue and draw each shot's keyframe there, so you see every first frame before a clip is made.

  • 3. Approve on Wan 3.0

    Choose Wan 3.0 and the frame, see the credits on the card, and approve. The editor joins the clips into one MP4.

FAQs about Wan

Your first scene

Put your scene in motion on Wan.

Write what moves, see every keyframe, pick the length, approve.