Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator Online

Create Wan 3.0 videos from text or multimodal references. Choose 480P, 720P, or 1080P output from 2 to 30 seconds, then guide the scene with images, video, or audio references.

What is Wan 3.0?

Wan 3.0 is an AI video model for text-to-video and reference-guided video generation. It supports 480P, 720P, and 1080P output with clips from 2 to 30 seconds, giving creators room to choose the right balance of detail and duration for each project.

Use text to describe a scene from scratch, or add image, video, and audio references when the subject, motion, or sound needs stronger direction. Wan 3.0 is a practical fit for product films, character-led scenes, social clips, and visual previsualization that starts with a clear creative brief.

Wan 3.0

AI Video Model

Wan 3.0 Key Features

Performance MetricToolaze Specification
480P / 720P / 1080P outputChoose 480P, 720P, or 1080P according to the detail, delivery format, and generation budget required for the project.
Up to 30 secondsFit an opening hook, product or character development, and a closing beat inside one generation instead of matching several short clips in post-production.
Connected scene directionDescribe a sequence with clear subjects, actions, framing, transitions, and continuity details in one creative brief.
Character consistencyMaintain facial identity, wardrobe, body details, and signature styling across camera angles and separate videos for recurring characters and campaign series.
Up to 10 reference imagesUse up to 10 images to guide identity, product design, environment, wardrobe, props, or visual style.
Synchronized audioGenerate ambience, material sounds, action cues, dialogue timing, and music direction with the picture so sound follows what happens on screen.
Reference video inputAdd up to 5 reference videos, each 1–15 seconds and up to 100MB, when motion or timing needs a visual guide.

Wan 3.0 Capability Guide

Match the input mode and output settings to the job before you generate.

CapabilityWan 3.0Why it matters
Output resolution480P, 720P, or 1080PMatch detail to delivery needs.
Generation length2–30 secondsFit short concepts or longer sequences in one generation.
Image referencesUp to 10 images; each up to 20MBSeparate references can guide identity, products, environments, and style.
Video referencesUp to 5 videos; each 1–15 seconds and up to 100MBUse motion references when timing or movement is important.
Audio referencesUp to 5 audio files; each 1–15 seconds and up to 15MBGuide sound when the scene depends on audio direction.
Reference modesUse ordinary references or first/last frames as supported by the selected mode; do not combine those modesAvoid conflicts between mutually exclusive reference workflows.
Aspect ratiosadaptive, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, or 9:16Choose a framing that fits the destination platform.

Wan 3.0 vs Leading AI Video Models

Each first-tier model has a different production advantage. Choose by the hardest part of the shot, not by a single quality score.

ModelWhere it stands outChoose it when
Wan 3.0480P, 720P, or 1080P, 30-second generation, connected scene directions, up to 10 image references, character continuity, and synchronized audio.You need a longer branded or narrative sequence where cast, product, location, and sound must stay coherent.
Seedance 2.0Director-style multi-shot planning, strong multimodal references, broad framing control, and polished commercial motion.Reference video, audio, and complex scene planning are central to the creative direction.
Kling 3.0Expressive motion, dynamic action, aggressive camera movement, multi-image input, and strong high-resolution output.The scene depends on athletic action, spectacle, fast camera travel, or difficult physical movement.
Veo 3.1Photorealistic single-shot composition, cinematic lighting, natural dialogue, environmental sound, and strong prompt interpretation.Realism, spoken moments, atmosphere, and the finish of an individual hero shot matter most.

How to Create a Wan 3.0 Video

Choose text or image as the starting point

1

Start with text-to-video when the full scene can be described from scratch. Use image-to-video when a character, product, location, or opening composition must match a visual reference.

Build a focused reference set

2

Use separate images for identity, wardrobe, product design, environment, lighting, and style. Remove references that introduce conflicting faces, colors, camera angles, or art direction.

Write the sequence shot by shot

3

Give every shot a subject, action, framing, camera move, and transition. Then list the details that must remain unchanged across all connected scenes.

Set output and generate

4

Choose aspect ratio, duration, resolution, and audio settings for the destination. Review continuity first, then refine individual motion, timing, or sound cues in the next generation.

Best Uses for Wan 3.0

30-Second Product Commercials

Move from an establishing shot to material details, a real-use moment, and a branded closing frame without rebuilding the product in separate generations.

Recurring Character Series

Keep the same face, wardrobe, proportions, and visual identity across episodes, camera angles, and locations for creator or fictional-character content.

Cinematic Story Scenes

Generate coverage for a short dramatic beat with wide shots, close-ups, reactions, inserts, and synchronized atmosphere inside one sequence.

E-Commerce Product Films

Use dedicated references for packaging, color, label placement, materials, and lifestyle setting while preserving commercial 1080P detail.

Film and Ad Previsualization

Test blocking, camera paths, shot order, lighting transitions, and scene rhythm before committing to a physical production or VFX plan.

Music and Sound-Led Visuals

Coordinate edits, movement, material sounds, ambience, dialogue beats, and musical changes so the picture feels designed around audio.

Wan 3.0 Prompt Examples

Each prompt demonstrates a different Wan 3.0 strength: connected shots, identity continuity, multi-reference control, or synchronized sound.

connected-scene Luxury Watch Commercial

connected-scene Luxury Watch Commercial

Create a connected luxury watch commercial. Shot 1: wide symmetrical view of a dark museum display. Shot 2: slow push-in as a narrow light moves across the steel case. Shot 3: macro view of the engraved crown turning. Shot 4: the same watch appears on a tailored wrist beside a city window. Shot 5: orbit around the dial as reflections shift from blue to gold. Shot 6: centered product close-up with the logo fully readable. Keep the watch proportions, dial layout, metal finish, and brand typography identical. Match each cut with restrained mechanical clicks and quiet gallery ambience.

Recurring Character Night Story

Recurring Character Night Story

Use the character references for the same woman, yellow raincoat, short dark hair, and silver earrings. Shot 1: she waits inside a glass bus shelter in heavy rain. Shot 2: close-up as reflected headlights move across her face. Shot 3: side tracking shot when she leaves the shelter. Shot 4: wide view as she crosses the empty road. Shot 5: follow shot toward a warm apartment entrance. Shot 6: close-up as she looks back before the door closes. Preserve her face, wardrobe, height, and color palette in every shot. Add rain on glass, distant buses, footsteps, and a final door latch.

Ten-Reference Design Hotel Film

Ten-Reference Design Hotel Film

Use the supplied references for the hotel exterior, lobby geometry, guest character, uniform, brass signage, furniture, suite, rooftop pool, food styling, sunset palette, lens treatment, and brand typography. Build a connected arrival story from the exterior to check-in, elevator, suite reveal, rooftop dinner, and final skyline logo frame. Keep architecture, guest identity, materials, signage, and warm editorial color consistent. Use slow crane, tracking, and orbit movements with lobby ambience, elevator chime, water, cutlery, and distant city sound.

Sound-Synchronized Ceramic Process

Sound-Synchronized Ceramic Process

Follow one ceramic artist making a cup in a quiet studio. Begin with clay landing on the wheel, move to hands centering it, show the walls rising in close side view, cut to the rim being trimmed, reveal the finished glaze, and end with tea pouring into the same cup. Keep the artist hands, clay color, tools, wheel, table, and studio light unchanged. Synchronize the clay impact, wheel vibration, wet hand contact, trimming scrape, kiln door, ceramic tap, and final pour with the exact actions.

Prompt Tips for Better Wan 3.0 Results

Treat the prompt as a compact production brief. Define the sequence, continuity rules, camera language, and audio timing before adding style words.

Write one clear line for every shot

Weak prompt

Make a cinematic product video with different angles.

Better prompt

Shot 1: wide tabletop reveal. Shot 2: macro view of the material. Shot 3: side tracking shot during use. Shot 4: close-up of the logo. Keep product shape, color, label placement, light direction, and background consistent across every cut.

Separate fixed details from changing action

Weak prompt

Keep the character consistent while she moves through the city.

Better prompt

Keep the same face, hairstyle, red coat, black boots, and gold necklace in all shots. Only the camera angle, walking direction, background location, and weather reflections may change.

Give each reference one responsibility

Weak prompt

Use all references to make the video look right.

Better prompt

Use image 1 for facial identity, image 2 for wardrobe, images 3 and 4 for product geometry, image 5 for the room layout, image 6 for color palette, and image 7 for lens and lighting style. Do not blend clothing or architecture between references.

Attach sound to visible events

Weak prompt

Add realistic synchronized audio.

Better prompt

Match a soft metal click when the clasp closes, two footsteps as the subject crosses frame, a short elevator chime when the doors open, and lower city ambience during the final close-up.

Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator FAQ

What is Wan 3.0?+

Wan 3.0 is Alibaba’s next-generation AI video model for 480P, 720P, or 1080P text-to-video and image-to-video creation. It expands the Wan family with longer 30-second clips, connected multi-shot generation, stronger consistency, more references, cinematic camera direction, and synchronized audio.

Can Wan 3.0 create a 30-second video?+

Yes. Wan 3.0 can generate clips up to 30 seconds, enough for an opening, several connected story or product beats, and a closing composition in one sequence.

How many reference images can I use?+

Wan 3.0 supports up to 10 reference images. Use them for separate responsibilities such as character identity, wardrobe, product design, environment, props, color palette, and visual style.

Does Wan 3.0 support synchronized audio?+

Yes. Wan 3.0 generates audio with the video, including ambience, action sounds, dialogue timing, music direction, and transitions that follow visible events.

Is Wan 3.0 good for product advertising?+

Wan 3.0 is well suited to product films because 480P, 720P, or 1080P preserves labels and material details, multi-reference input controls product and brand assets, and connected shots can cover reveal, detail, use, and closing frames.

Wan 3.0 or Seedance 2.0: which should I choose?+

Choose Wan 3.0 for long 480P, 720P, or 1080P sequences, character or product continuity, and large image-reference sets. Choose Seedance 2.0 when multimodal reference video, reference audio, and director-style scene planning are more important.

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