Wan 3.0 by Alibaba

Turn anything into a 30-second video

Wan 3.0 reads text, images, clips, audio, documents and webpages in the same prompt, then renders up to 30 seconds in a single take with sound already in place.

Text to Video

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What Wan 3.0 does differently

Four clips from Alibaba's official Wan 3.0 release, each showing one capability you can use here today.

Length 20s

Omni-Creation

Combine up to 20 reference assets in one prompt, including a document or a webpage. Wan 3.0 reads them all before it renders a frame.

Length 30s

Native 30-second duration

Thirty seconds generated as one continuous take, not stitched from shorter clips. Long enough for a scene that actually goes somewhere.

Length 5s

Pixel-perfect consistency

Characters, products and environments hold their look as the scene changes, which is what makes a model usable in a production pipeline.

Length 7s

Sound generated with the picture

Dialogue, effects and ambience come out of the same pass as the visuals, so they land on the right frame instead of needing a sync step.

Source: wan.video

Every input Wan 3.0 accepts

One model, six kinds of input. Mix them in a single prompt and reference each one by name.

Up to 30 seconds

Pick any length from 2 to 30 seconds. Reference clips count toward a 30-second total, so the slider adjusts as you add footage.

10 images, 5 clips, 5 audio files

Call them out as @Image1, @Video1 or @Audio1 in your prompt and Wan 3.0 knows which asset you mean.

Document to video

Hand it a PDF, deck, spreadsheet or Pages file up to 100MB and 50 pages. Wan 3.0 parses the content and builds the video from it.

Webpage to video

Paste a public URL instead of writing a brief. The page has to be reachable without a login.

Native audio

Dialogue, sound design and music are generated together with the visuals rather than added afterwards.

First and last frame

Set where a shot starts and where it ends, and let Wan 3.0 work out the motion in between.

How to generate a Wan 3.0 video

Three steps, no setup.

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Choose how you want to start

Write a prompt on Text to Video, upload a starting frame on Image to Video, or open Reference to Video to bring in clips, audio, a document or a webpage.

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Set length and resolution

Pick 2 to 30 seconds and 480p, 720p or 1080p. The credit cost updates as you change them, and reference footage is included in that number.

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Generate and download

Rendering takes a few minutes. The finished clip lands in My Creations with its audio track already in place.

Wan 3.0 questions

What people ask before their first render.

Make your first Wan 3.0 video

Thirty seconds, sound included, from whatever you already have.

Start generating