Which creation modes are available?

Choose Text to Video for a prompt-only brief, Reference Generation for image, video, and audio inputs, or First / Last Frame when the opening and closing visual states need direct control.

What resolution and duration does Wan 3.0 support?

The Wan30.co generator exposes 480P, 720P, and native 1080P output with a duration range of 4 to 30 seconds. Higher settings require more credits and can require a paid membership level.

Does Wan 3.0 generate audio with the video?

Yes. Picture and sound are generated in the same task. Describe dialogue, ambience, music direction, and important action sounds in the prompt, then review the timing in the result player.

Which reference files can I upload?

Reference Generation accepts common image formats, MP4 or MOV video, and MP3 or WAV audio. The form validates uploads, supports image cropping, lets you trim video and audio, and shows progress for each asset.

How do @ reference tags work?

Each uploaded reference receives a name such as @Image1, @Video1, or @Audio1. Mention that tag in the prompt and state its role—for example, preserve @Image1 as the product while following the motion in @Video1.

Can I use generated videos commercially?

Paid plans include commercial usage rights under the plan terms. Review the current license before running paid media or delivering client work, and check generated people, logos, music, and other third-party material for required clearances.

Is Wan 3.0 open source or available through a public API?

Wan30.co currently provides a managed web generator. This page does not promise downloadable Wan 3.0 weights, SDKs, webhooks, or a public developer API.

Wan 3.0 online — native 1080P · up to 30s · synchronized audio

Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator — 1080P Video with Native Audio

Start from text, first and last frames, or image, video, and audio references. Set the ratio, resolution, and duration, then generate a complete clip up to 30 seconds with sound included.

What Makes Wan 3.0 Different

Wan 3.0 is designed as a complete browser workflow: prepare a text or reference-led brief, choose up to native 1080P and 30 seconds, review the credit cost, then generate picture and sound together.

Native 1080P Output

Generate full-HD video directly for social, product, presentation, and editing workflows. The live form exposes 1080P as its highest resolution and does not present an upscale as native 4K.

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Complete Clips up to 30 Seconds

Use a longer timeline for an opening, action, transition, and closing frame in one generation. Structure longer prompts in clear beats and review continuity before publishing.

Explore duration controls →

Synchronized Audio Generation

Generate sound with the visual sequence. Describe dialogue, ambience, music direction, and action cues in the prompt so timing can be reviewed as a complete scene.

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Text, Frames & Multimodal References

Start from text, define first and last frames, or combine image, video, and audio references. Crop or trim media in the form and identify each reference with an @ tag.

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How it works

Three steps from idea to a downloadable 1080P clip with audio generated alongside the picture.

Step 1
Write prompt
Set the scene, camera move, and mood. Add an optional reference image when you want the look locked in.
Step 2
Set parameters
Pick duration, aspect ratio, and quality tier. Wan 3.0 balances fidelity with turnaround so you can iterate fast.
Step 3
Download video
Review the render, refine the prompt if needed, then export in the format your editor or ads manager expects.

Real use-case carousel

Two-direction motion wall from our production prompt library. Hover any card to pause the lane and preview the clip instantly.

Cinematic kitchen fight sequence: a pink-haired woman in a white tank top blocks and counterattacks an aggressive chef in a stainless-steel restaurant kitchen, handheld camera, teal-tinted fluorescent lighting, fast action blur, gritty thriller tone, high detail.

In a modern shopping mall, a stylish red-haired woman steps out with shopping bags, then morphs into a glowing plant-themed superhuman as a giant beast charges and crashes behind her; cinematic VFX transformation, polished commercial framing, realistic crowd panic, native 1080P.

Blue-hour coastal dance portrait: a shirtless long-haired male dancer performs expressive ballet-like movements on wet ocean rocks while flocks of dark birds fly past; moody natural light, wide cinematic lens, wind and wave motion, atmospheric indie-film look.

Night highway transformation shot: a red hypercar skids on wet asphalt under streetlights, unfolds into a mechanical dinosaur with metal claws, glowing orange eyes, smoke and sparks; high-contrast cyberpunk action, low-angle hero camera, photoreal metal textures.

Urban sci-fi hero scene: a woman in glossy pink power armor walks through a city plaza and confronts a giant monster as buildings collapse and debris explodes; anime-live-action hybrid style, dynamic third-person camera, daylight destruction, blockbuster pacing.

First-person survival sprint in an icy canyon: pale humanoid creatures rush the camera while a massive ice serpent lunges from the cliffs; heavy speed-ramp blur, cold blue grading, shaky POV movement, ending with an intense close-range energy blast into the creature.

Spy-thriller bathroom brawl: two men in dark suits fight in a tiled public restroom, slammed against mirrors and sinks, ending on a cracked mirror reflection beat; realistic stunt choreography, medium handheld shots, stark overhead daylight, tense cinematic pacing.

High-speed highway transformation: a semi truck tears down the freeway and mechanically converts into a giant spider-like combat machine with articulated metal legs and dust trails; bright daylight chase, low tracking camera, industrial mech detail, kinetic action energy.

Stylized supernatural interior: a red-haired woman levitates above a metal table in a red-and-teal room filled with chains, rings, and occult objects, while props float and dust swirls around her; moody neon practical lights, eerie atmosphere, paranormal thriller vibe.

Festival monster showdown: a punk-styled woman with multicolor hair stands calm in front of a chaotic concert stage as a giant creature attacks, then she powers up with electric energy glowing across her body and eyes; dramatic smoke, lasers, crowd motion, cinematic VFX climax.

Technical specs

The controls exposed by the Wan30.co production workflow today.

Spec	Details
Max resolution	Native 1080P
Duration	4–30 seconds per generation
Aspect ratios	16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, plus 21:9 for text mode
Video format	Downloadable MP4
Audio	Generated with the video
Inputs	Text; first/last frames; image, video, and audio references

Plans

Wan 3.0 Simple, Transparent Pricing

Choose a credit pack for native 1080P video generation, synchronized audio, and reference-guided creation. Paid plan terms show commercial usage and download benefits before purchase.

Basic

$29.9

350 credits included
$0.085 per credit
Faster HD generation for daily content
Text to Video & Image to Video with native audio
1080p export, No watermark download
Commercial use license
Priority queue speed
Priority support (email)

Wan 3.0 Frequently Asked Questions

Practical answers about creation modes, output limits, references, audio, credits, and commercial use.

Wan 3.0 is an online workflow for creating native 1080P videos from text, first and last frames, or multimodal references. It supports clips up to 30 seconds and generates sound with the picture.

Go from spec check to your next publish

Walk Wan 3.0 end to end—text-to-video, image-to-video, extensions, and resolution ceilings—then lock credits and commercial coverage to how often you ship AI video.