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Plan longer, reference-driven video with Wan 3.0
Use Wan 3.0 to create longer AI videos from text, images, first and last frames, and multimodal references. Build scenes up to 30 seconds, generate synchronized visuals and audio, make targeted edits, and continue existing clips while maintaining important characters, objects, and scene context. AI Image Editor is an independent service and is not Alibaba's official website.
Create new clips, control results with references, edit details, and extend video.
Combine prompts, visual references, audio, keyframes, and supporting documents.
Wan 3.0 AI video generation features
Create, control, edit, and extend longer AI video scenes with multimodal inputs and synchronized audiovisual generation.
Build longer narrative sequences
Generate scenes up to 30 seconds with more room for shot progression, staged action, transitions, and a resolved ending.
Generate from text and images
Start with a written scene or animate a source image while directing subject behavior, camera movement, composition, lighting, and pacing.
Control first and last frames
Define opening and closing keyframes to communicate the intended visual transition and destination of a generated clip.
Combine multimodal references
Use images, video, audio, keyframes, documents, webpages, PDFs, presentations, and spreadsheets as creative context.
Generate synchronized audiovisual scenes
Produce sound and visuals together to coordinate dialogue, ambience, effects, music, and scene action.
Edit or continue an existing clip
Use instructions and references to plan targeted changes or extend the timeline while retaining important scene context.
Creative directions for Wan 3.0
Explore longer narrative concepts, reference-led brand stories, and audiovisual editing with the live Wan 3.0 generator.
Plan longer narrative and campaign scenes
Structure a short story or campaign concept with ordered action, multiple visual beats, camera changes, audio direction, and a clear ending.
Break the idea into chronological beats with one subject action, camera intention, sound cue, and transition per moment.
Prepare first and last frames that clearly show the starting composition and intended destination.
Check identity, wardrobe, props, spatial logic, lighting, camera direction, dialogue, and audio across the full result.
Create reference-led product and character videos
Use approved visuals, clips, audio, and supporting documents to communicate a consistent subject, brand, environment, and production direction.
Identify which asset controls identity, product detail, composition, movement, style, dialogue, music, or factual context.
Resolve conflicts between references and state which character, object, color, action, and audio cue has priority.
Confirm permission for people, voices, brands, footage, music, documents, and claims before publishing the result.
Revise or extend audiovisual content
Plan selective corrections, alternate scene details, or a longer continuation while preserving the parts that already work.
State the target object, character, interval, replacement content, and everything that should remain untouched.
Explain how movement, camera, lighting, dialogue, ambience, and music should proceed beyond the source clip.
Compare frames around the edit, correct pacing and audio joins, then add verified captions and final branding.
How to prepare for Wan 3.0 generation
Define the scene or edit
Write the subject, ordered action, camera, environment, lighting, sound, duration, and exact content to create, preserve, or change.
Organize approved references
Prepare first and last frames, images, clips, audio, keyframes, and supporting material with a clear purpose for each input.
Generate and review
Choose the mode, resolution, duration, audio setting, and approved references, then review output rights and result continuity before production use.
Wan 3.0 FAQ
What is Wan 3.0?
Wan 3.0 is a multimodal AI video generation and editing model for longer video, reference-led creation, synchronized audiovisual scenes, targeted edits, and video extension.
Is Wan 3.0 officially available in AI Image Editor?
Yes. Wan 3.0 is available in AI Image Editor through the KIE API integration.
What generation modes does Wan 3.0 support?
Wan 3.0 supports text-to-video, image-to-video, first-and-last-frame generation, reference-to-video, targeted video editing, and video extension.
How long can Wan 3.0 videos be?
Wan 3.0 can generate video up to 30 seconds, giving you more space for ordered action, camera movement, scene development, and a complete ending.
What inputs can I use with Wan 3.0?
Use text, images, video, audio, first and last frames, keyframes, documents, webpages, PDFs, presentations, and spreadsheets to guide the result.
Does Wan 3.0 generate audio?
Yes. Wan 3.0 supports synchronized audiovisual generation so dialogue, ambience, music, and effects can follow the action on screen.
How do first and last frames control Wan 3.0 video?
Upload an opening frame and an ending frame to define where the shot begins and where it should finish. Add a prompt that explains the action, camera movement, and transition between them.
How much does Wan 3.0 cost?
The generator shows the exact charge before submission: 8 credits per second at 480P, 16 at 720P, and 32 at 1080P.
Is AI Image Editor the official Wan website?
No. Wan is associated with Alibaba. AI Image Editor is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Alibaba.
Create with Wan 3.0
Generate up to 30 seconds from text, keyframes, multimodal references, documents, or a public webpage.