Wan 3.0
LatestNative audio generated with the picture, text to video, 5s or 10s at 480p.
Generate with this model20 trial credits · No card required
Wan 3.0 AI video generator with native audio and Wan 2.7 frame control
Generate with Wan 3.0 for native audio, or switch to Wan 2.7 for image to video and first/last frame control — in one browser studio. See the credit cost before every run, with no install and no subscription.
Free video
20 trial credits · one Wan 3.0 preview
480p · 5s · 15 credits
Wan 3.0 · native audio · 5s & 10s · 480p — Wan 2.7 · up to 1080p
WAN MODELS
Wan 3.0 and Wan 2.7, one studio
Pick native audio or frame control. Every run shows its credit cost first, and nothing renews automatically.
Wan 2.7
Frame controlImage to video with first and last frame control, up to 1080p and 15 seconds.
Generate with this modelCredit packs, not seats
Buy once and keep the balance. No monthly seat, no auto-renewal, and no unused plan at the end of the month.
See credit packsWan 3.0 and Wan 2.7 run on managed infrastructure. You only need a browser.
HOW IT WORKS
How Open Wan works
From a sentence or a still image to a finished clip, in three steps.
01
Write a prompt or upload a frame
Describe the shot for Wan 3.0, or upload a first frame for Wan 2.7. Wan 2.7 also accepts an end frame.
02
Choose Wan 3.0 or Wan 2.7
Pick native audio or frame control, then set duration, resolution and aspect ratio before you commit credits.
03
Generate, review, download
Track the render in the studio, preview the result, then download the MP4 for your edit.
SELECTED OUTPUTS
See what Wan can create
Marketing films, product spots, social ads and cinematic scenes generated with the Wan family.
Product
Product film with studio detail
A clear-shell cassette player, lit like a hero product shot with a slow camera drift.
Social ad
Short-form lifestyle ad
A creator-at-desk scene built for social ads, framed close and lit warm.
Film scene
Cinematic character scene
A slow group portrait of costumed children holding vegetables, lit like a storybook film still.
Film scene
Futuristic city warp
A storm-lit skyline bending into a tunnel — the transition a film intro needs.
Clips on this page were generated with Wan models. Captions describe the footage, not a template slot.
USE CASES
What you can make with Open Wan
Four production patterns teams run on the Wan family, from character-led shorts to location footage.
Creative
Creative and editorial
Strange, character-led shots for music videos, art films and editorial pieces.
Film
Film and documentary
Underwater, nature and location scenes that would otherwise need a full crew.
Fantasy
History and fantasy
Castles, knights and period worlds, staged without a set or costume budget.
Travel
Travel and lifestyle
Beach, hotel and destination footage for campaigns and social calendars.
PROMPT LIBRARY
Start from a working prompt
Four prompts from the gallery. Copy one, change the subject, and run it on Wan 2.7.
Empty-room time-lapse
Empty living room with bare cement walls and a plain floor. Time-lapse: walls painted white, furniture appears one by one — sofa, coffee table, TV, rug, plants — soft daylight moving across the floor, camera locked off.
Sunlit beach drive
A woman laughing in the passenger seat of an open-top car on a coastal road, palm trees and turquoise water passing behind her, warm afternoon light, handheld camera, natural motion.
Miniature city street
A toy-scale city intersection seen from above, a yellow taxi and blue cars crossing, pedestrians on the pavement, miniature model look, tilt-shift lens, bright daylight, no text.
Rugby breakdown
A rugby player securing the ball on the grass after a tackle, teammates closing in, shallow depth of field, late-afternoon stadium light, sports broadcast look, slow motion.
FEATURED RESULTS
Recent public generations
A sample of what the community is publishing — style studies, portraits, action beats and animation.
Image to video
Watercolor landscape
Text to video
Goldfish bowl portrait
Text to video
Glass orb on the coast
Image to video
Color splash portrait
QUICK ROUTES
Pick the right starting point
Start with a prompt, or jump into the workflow that matches the asset you need.
MODEL PAGES
Explore Wan model guides
Compare generations and read the practical guide.
FAQ
Open Wan questions, answered
What the studio runs, what a generation costs, and what happens after you buy credits.
What is Open Wan?
Open Wan is a browser studio for the Wan video family. It runs Wan 3.0 for native-audio text to video and Wan 2.7 for image to video, and charges by generation from a credit balance instead of a monthly seat.
What does Wan 3.0 add?
Wan 3.0 generates audio with the picture: ambience, effects and a soundtrack arrive in the same run. On Open Wan it supports text to video, 5s or 10s clips at 480p, for 15 credits.
How much does a generation cost?
Wan 3.0 and Wan 2.7 are 15 credits per generation on Open Wan. The exact cost is shown in the composer before you press generate.
Does Wan 3.0 support image to video?
Not on Open Wan. Wan 3.0 is text to video here. For image to video, first and last frame control, or output up to 1080p, choose Wan 2.7.
Can Wan 3.0 make clips longer than 10 seconds?
No. Wan 3.0 renders 5s or 10s clips in Open Wan. Wan 2.7 offers 5s, 10s and 15s if you need a longer single take.
Is there a subscription?
No. Credits are sold as one-time packs. Nothing renews automatically, and unused paid credits stay on your account.
What Open Wan is for
Open Wan is an AI video generator built around the Wan model family. Wan 3.0 covers audio-first text to video, Wan 2.7 covers image-led shots — and the cost is visible before every run.
A studio, not a demo page
The homepage composer and the studio share the same model list, so what you try on the landing page is what you generate after sign-in. Prompts, frames and settings carry through instead of being retyped.
Wan 3.0 generates sound with the picture
Wan 3.0 builds ambience and effects into the same render as the image. That makes it a strong first pass for talking-head spots, product teasers and short social scenes where a separate audio pass would slow the edit down.
Wan 3.0 vs Wan 2.7: pick by input and output
Choose Wan 3.0 when you are starting from a prompt and want audio in the same run. Choose Wan 2.7 when you need to animate a still, control the first and last frame, or deliver up to 1080p. Both cost 15 credits per generation.
Credits that match how you work
Every generation is priced in credits and shown before it runs. Packs are one-time purchases, so a quiet month costs nothing and a busy launch does not require a plan upgrade. Unused paid credits stay on the account.
Start with Wan 3.0's native audio
New accounts start with 20 trial credits — enough for one 15-credit Wan 3.0 run.