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Wan 2.6 AI Video Generator Settings for 720P and 1080P

Create Wan 2.6 video from reference videos, a source image, or text at 720P or 1080P with fixed 5, 10, and 15 second durations.

Wan 2.6 workspace

Reference, image, and text generation

Wan 2.6
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Resolution
Duration

Generation output

Current parameters

Wan 2.6 · Reference videos · 16:9 · 720P · 5s

Inspect reference and text-led examples that match the fixed 5, 10, and 15 second duration choices.

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How to use the Wan 2.6 parameter workspace

Choose an input mode, set the supported output options, review the credit total, and submit the task from the workspace.

  1. 01

    Choose an input mode

    Start with reference videos, a source image, or a text-only request.

  2. 02

    Set output and controls

    Choose 720P or 1080P, select 5, 10, or 15 seconds, and review optional advanced settings.

  3. 03

    Submit and review

    Confirm the exact credit total, submit the task, and review or download the completed video in the output panel.

Wan 2.6 inputs and output settings

Each visible total is read from the supplied matrix rather than recalculated from a currency price.

Reference videos

Upload one or two MP4 or MOV references. Each file must be 2–30 seconds and smaller than 30 MB.

Image to video

Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP source image and describe how the frame should move or change.

Text to video

Describe the subject, visible sequence, setting, and required sound without uploading source media.

Resolution choices
720P or 1080P
Duration choices
5, 10, or 15 seconds
720P credits
5s: 9 · 10s: 18 · 15s: 30
1080P credits
5s: 15 · 10s: 30 · 15s: 45
Default selection
720P · 5 seconds · 9 credits
Workspace behavior
Authenticated upload, credit check, task submission, polling, playback, and download

Write a Wan 2.6 prompt

Use a concrete sequence that can be read in order. Separate the starting state, visible change, and ending state.

  • Starting state

    Describe what is visible before the action begins.

  • Change

    State the subject movement or material change.

  • Sequence

    Use chronological wording for multiple events.

  • Sound

    Name only the sounds required in the request.

Prompt example

The ceramic cup remains on the table while steam rises and the window light gradually becomes warmer. Room tone and a soft kettle sound are audible.

Wan 2.6 vs Wan 2.5 and Wan 3.0 features

This comparison identifies the features Wan 2.6 adds over 2.5, then shows which broader controls remain specific to Wan 3.0.

Shared capabilityKey difference

Swipe horizontally to compare all models.

Wan 2.6 vs Wan 2.5 and Wan 3.0 features: shared capabilities and functional differences
CapabilityWan 2.6Current comparison focusWan 2.5Simpler 2.x workflowWan 3.0Broader Wan workflow
Text-to-videoShared capabilityOfficial capabilityYesSupportedYesSupportedYesSupported
Image-to-videoShared capabilityOfficial capabilityYesSupportedYesSupportedYesSupported
Generated audioShared capabilityOfficial capabilityYesGenerated with the videoYesGenerated with the videoYesGenerated with the video
Video-reference workflowKey differenceOfficial capabilityYesReference-to-video is supportedNoNot listed for Wan 2.5YesVideo references are supported
Uploaded audio guidance hereKey differenceWanMax page behaviorYesAvailable in image and text modesNoNot exposed in the Wan 2.5 formYesAvailable in reference workflows
Multi-shot controlKey differenceOfficial capabilityYesSupportedNoNot listed for Wan 2.5YesSupported
Clips beyond 10 secondsKey differenceWanMax page behaviorYesExtends to 15 secondsNoStops at 10 secondsYesExtends to 30 seconds
Extended single-clip workflowKey differenceOfficial capabilityPartialUp to 15 secondsNoStops at 10 secondsYesExtends to 30 seconds
Lower-resolution draft optionKey differenceWanMax page behaviorNoStarts at 720PYesIncludes a 480P choiceYesIncludes a 480P choice
Task submission on WanMaxShared capabilityWanMax page behaviorYesConnected generation workflowYesConnected generation workflowYesConnected generation workflow

Wan 2.6 adds reference video, multi-shot control, optional audio guidance, and a 15-second choice over Wan 2.5. Wan 3.0 retains those broader reference concepts and extends the workflow to 30 seconds, while Wan 2.5 alone keeps the lower 480P entry option among the two 2.x forms.

Wan 2.6 questions

Answers use the same supported settings and credit rules shown in the workspace above.

Which durations are listed for Wan 2.6?

The workspace lists 5, 10, and 15 second options.

How many credits does 720P at 15 seconds require?

The supplied matrix fixes this combination at 30 credits.

How many credits does 1080P at 15 seconds require?

The supplied matrix fixes this combination at 45 credits.

Which Wan 2.6 input modes are available?

The workspace supports reference-video, image-to-video, and text-to-video requests.

What limits apply to reference videos?

You can upload one or two MP4 or MOV references. Each file must be 2–30 seconds long and smaller than 30 MB.

Which modes accept an optional audio file?

Image-to-video and text-to-video show the optional audio upload in Advanced Settings. Reference-video mode does not show that audio control.

What do Cancel and Confirm do in Advanced Settings?

Cancel closes the panel and discards changes made during that opening. Confirm applies the negative prompt, uploaded audio, prompt expansion, and multi-shot settings, then closes the panel.

Does this page submit a Wan 2.6 generation task?

Yes. Signed-in users with enough credits can upload supported media, submit a task, and view or download the completed result.

Use the connected Wan 3.0 workspace

Wan 3.0 keeps the site’s existing authentication, credit calculation, and generation flow.

Open Wan 3.0