Free Wan 3.0 AIVideo Generator
Create up to 30-second videos with audio. Standard and Prime reach 1080P; Pro tiers support 2K and 4K.
Wan 3.0 Multimodal AI Video for Longer, Richer Direction
Wan 3.0 combines extended duration, broad source understanding, reference control, and native sound so one request can carry a more complete creative idea.
Thirty Seconds Gives a Scene Room to Develop
Explore creative directions for continuous action, character performance, product detail, dialogue, and story beats that need more than a short visual loop.
Continuous Action Sequence
Movement across a longer take
Character Story Beat
Performance and dialogue
Product Film Arc
Reveal, detail, and payoff
Reference-Led Identity
Character and wardrobe control
Premium UGC Scene
Speaker, product, and setting
Style and World Study
Atmosphere across time
Brand Narrative Opening
Sound, pacing, and focus
Directed Video Revision
Change the scene with intent
Wan 3.0 AI Video Features for Text, Images, Audio, and References
Compare text, image, multimodal, native-audio, and model-specific resolution options before choosing a workflow.
Create a 30-Second AI Video with Wan 3.0
Create Wan 3.0 video from 2 to 30 seconds without stitching a sequence from separate short clips. Use smart duration when you want the model to recommend a length from the prompt and media.
Use Wan 3.0 Text-to-Video or Wan 3.0 Image-to-Video
Start from text, a first frame, first and last frames, or multimodal image, video, and audio references.
Build a Wan 3.0 Multimodal Reference Video
Reference mode accepts up to 10 images, 5 video clips, and 5 audio clips, giving the prompt concrete material for identity, movement, space, voice, and visual treatment.
Generate Wan 3.0 AI Video with Native Audio
Wan 3.0 can return video with a native audio track. Write dialogue, ambience, music, and sound cues as part of the same scene direction.
Use First and Last Frame Video Generation
Use a first frame to anchor the opening, or provide first and last frames when the scene needs to arrive at a specific visual destination.
Choose 1080P, 2K, or 4K by Model
Standard and Prime reach 1080P; Pro and Prime Pro add 2K and 4K, with adaptive or fixed framing.
How to Generate a Wan 3.0 Video
Choose the input path that matches your source material, direct one complete scene, then set the output and review the full result.
1. Choose the Right Input Path
Begin with text, frame control, or multimodal references. Frame and reference modes are separate workflows.
2. Write the Scene as a Director's Brief
Name the subject, action, location, camera movement, pacing, lighting, dialogue, ambience, and ending beat. Refer to uploaded media clearly when it should control a detail.
3. Set, Generate, and Review
Choose duration, resolution, aspect ratio, and audio, then submit the asynchronous task. Review continuity, visible text, sound, and source accuracy before downloading the result.
Where Wan 3.0 Fits into Creative Production
Use longer duration and richer references when the work needs a story, recognizable details, and soundânot just motion in a single frame.
Film and Short Drama
Develop a trailer beat, character scene, one-take sequence, or short narrative with room for setup, action, and resolution.
Advertising and Premium UGC
Combine a spokesperson, product, setting, dialogue, and closing beat in one directed vertical or landscape generation.
Product Storytelling
Use reference images and clips to preserve product structure, material detail, use context, and brand atmosphere across the scene.
Design and Previsualization
Explore camera paths, blocking, environments, interfaces, typography, and transitions before a larger production pass.
Reference-Led Explainers
Combine approved product images, demo clips, and audio references, then verify every visible and audible detail.
Travel and Cultural Stories
Build atmosphere around places, traditions, performance, architecture, and narration with visual and audio references working together.
Choose the Input Mode That Matches Your Control Goal
Wan 3.0 supports several creation paths, but frame control and multimodal references are separate. Choose the strongest anchor.
Frame control and multimodal references cannot be combined in the same Wan 3.0 request.
Exact Controls for the Scene You Want to Generate
Plan with the supported duration, model-specific resolution, references, audio, and processing limits.
How Wan 3.0 Turns Rich Inputs into One Video
Wan 3.0 combines a director prompt with text, frame control, or multimodal references to generate one audiovisual scene.
Choose the input family first. First/last-frame controls are mutually exclusive with multimodal references, so the strongest creative constraint should determine the mode.
Set duration, resolution, aspect ratio, audio, and the references allowed by that mode. The request runs asynchronously; when it completes, review the entire video for continuity, sound, text, facts, and rights before using it.
A Wider Creative Range in One Wan 3.0 Workflow
Plan longer scenes, combine purposeful references, and choose an output that fits the story and delivery channel.
30 sec Maximum output without video input
Maximum output without video input
4K Highest Pro-tier output
Highest Pro-tier output
10 + 5 + 5 Image, video, and audio reference limits
Image, video, and audio reference limits
A/V Native video and audio generation
Native video and audio generation
What to Review Before a Wan 3.0 Video Ships
Longer, richer generations deserve a full watch. Use these six checks before a result moves into an edit, campaign, lesson, or client review.
Confirm that the full scene still has a readable progression. More seconds help only when each beat leads naturally into the next.
Story Arc, Beginning, turn, and ending
Story Arc
Beginning, turn, and ending
Watch every referenced identity and object across the whole video, including profile views, close-ups, hand contact, and scene transitions.
Reference Fidelity, People, props, and places
Reference Fidelity
People, props, and places
Read every title, label, chart, logo, and interface element. Replace or correct generated details that do not survive motion accurately.
Visible Information, Text, data, and logos
Visible Information
Text, data, and logos
Listen for intelligibility, unwanted noise, timing drift, abrupt transitions, and whether the sound supports the intended emotional beat.
Audio Texture, Dialogue, ambience, and timing
Audio Texture
Dialogue, ambience, and timing
Compare the finished scene with the prompt and assigned references, then note any drift in action, timing, identity, or atmosphere.
Prompt Alignment, Direction and source intent
Prompt Alignment
Direction and source intent
Verify permission for every uploaded image, clip, voice, brand, character, and recognizable person before distribution.
Publishing Rights, Source and output review
Publishing Rights
Source and output review
Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator FAQ
Answers about duration, input modes, references, audio, model tiers, credits, and access through wan-3.ai.
What is the Wan 3.0 AI video generator?
Wan 3.0 supports text-to-video, frame control, and multimodal references. It can generate up to 30 seconds with audio and, depending on the model tier, output up to 4K.
Can Wan 3.0 generate a 30-second AI video?
Without video input, Wan 3.0 accepts a duration from 2 to 30 seconds. Smart duration can recommend a length from the prompt and media. With reference video input, the total reference-video duration plus output duration cannot exceed 30 seconds.
Does Wan 3.0 support text-to-video and image-to-video?
Yes. Use text, a first frame, first and last frames, or multimodal image, video, and audio references. Frame and multimodal reference inputs cannot be mixed in the same request.
How many multimodal references does Wan 3.0 support?
Reference mode supports up to 10 images, 5 video clips, and 5 audio clips. Reference videos may total up to 15 seconds, and reference audio may total up to 15 seconds. Use only references that have a clear role in the prompt.
Which Wan 3.0 resolutions are available?
Standard and Prime support 480P, 720P, and 1080P. Pro and Prime Pro support 1080P, 2K, and 4K.
Can Wan 3.0 AI video include native audio?
Yes. Wan 3.0 can generate an audio track with the video. Describe dialogue, ambience, music, effects, and timing in the prompt, then review the completed soundtrack for clarity and synchronization.
Which Wan 3.0 model tier should I choose?
Choose Standard for regular 1080P work, Prime for faster 1080P iteration, Pro for 2K or 4K, and Prime Pro for faster high-resolution review.
Does Wan 3.0 support first and last frame video generation?
Yes. Provide a first frame to control the opening, or add a last frame to define the destination. Frame control cannot be combined with multimodal references in the same request.
What is wan-3.ai?
wan-3.ai is an independent Wan 3.0 video creation service with a focused browser workflow for prompts, reference materials, generation settings, task tracking, and downloads.
How do credits and commercial use work?
The generator shows the current credit estimate before submission, and Pricing explains the available credit options. Before commercial use, review the terms that apply to your account, applicable law, and your rights to every uploaded or referenced asset.
Plan a Complete Scene with Wan 3.0
Start with the input mode that best protects your idea, then map the prompt, references, length, format, and sound before generation.