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What Is Wan 3.0?

Wan3.0 is Alibaba’s next-generation all-in-one video generation model built for multimodal creation. It supports text, image, video, audio, and structured references to produce more consistent, realistic, and controllable video content with enhanced storytelling and editing capabilities.

Wan 3.0 is live in supported video workspaces. Open a creation mode below, select Wan 3.0, review the credit estimate, and submit your generation when the settings match your shot.
Wan 3.0 video examplePreview a cinematic workflow built around stronger motion, composition, and reference-led control.

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Longer single generations

Create clips up to 30 seconds in one generation when the mode supports it.

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Reference assets

Combine up to 20 project references in a single creative task.

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Reference types

Use text, images, audio, video, documents, spreadsheets, slides, and web pages.

Wan 3.0

What Wan 3.0 gives you

Instead of forcing every requirement into one long prompt, Wan 3.0 is built for a reference-led workflow. Describe the scene, add the visual, audio, motion, or project material that matters, and keep those references in context while you generate or edit.

For creators, that means fewer restarts when matching a character, product, environment, or art direction. You can move from concept frames to motion and revisions in a more connected workflow.

Generate longer shots

How it works

Create clips up to 30 seconds in a single generation with duration control

Why it helps

Spend less time stitching short clips and fixing jumps in identity, lighting, or pacing

Use multiple references

How it works

Add up to 20 images, clips, audio files, or project documents

Why it helps

Keep the subject, brand direction, action, and context together instead of overloading one prompt

Keep visual identity

How it works

Use reference material to anchor characters, products, objects, and environments

Why it helps

Build ads, character content, and branded visuals with a more stable look across shots

Edit instead of restarting

How it works

Guide revisions with instructions and references

Why it helps

Change the scene, motion, styling, or environment without rebuilding the entire idea from zero

Start with the creation mode that matches your job, add only the references that matter, and iterate from the result instead of rebuilding every shot from scratch.

Wan 3.0 Studio

Made for real creative jobs

Wan 3.0 is most useful when a shot needs more than a good prompt: a recognizable product, a recurring character, a specific visual direction, or source material that needs to stay consistent through revisions.

Product and ad creative

Use product images, brand references, and motion direction to build campaign shots without repeatedly redefining the visual identity.

Character-led stories

Anchor a character with reference images, then carry the same look into longer shots, new actions, and revised scenes.

Social and campaign content

Turn briefs, storyboards, source clips, and brand assets into variations for launches, social posts, trailers, and short-form campaigns.

Create with more control

From first frame to final revision

Use image and video modes together so you can build stronger source material, animate it, and refine the result without leaving the creative flow.

Revise a shot with instructions

Ask for targeted changes to motion, framing, styling, story beats, or environment instead of regenerating the whole concept.

Build stronger source frames

Create or edit characters, products, compositions, and storyboards first, then use those visuals as a clearer starting point for motion.

Review before you publish

Check text, numbers, logos, product details, and reference fidelity before using generated content in a final campaign or client deliverable.

Use more than a prompt

Bring your references into the same task

Add up to 20 references across eight content types so the model can work from the same brief, characters, product material, motion examples, and brand direction you are using.

TextImagesAudioVideoDocumentsSpreadsheetsSlidesWeb pages

Input

4 input types
Character images
Character images · 01
Character images · 02
Character images · 02
Background
Background · 03
Motion video · 04
Audio track

AAC · 5.0s

Output · Generated video

30s

Longer single generations

20

Reference assets

8

Reference types

FAQ

Questions before you start

Availability, pricing, API access, reference support, and generation limits in one place.

Can I use Wan 3.0 on AIWan now?

Yes. Wan 3.0 is officially live on AIWan. Open a supported video workspace, choose Wan 3.0 in the model selector, set your duration and resolution, add supported references when needed, and review the credit estimate before generating.

What can I create with Wan 3.0?

Wan 3.0 supports text-to-video, image-to-video, multi-reference generation, and guided video editing. It is especially useful when you need a product, character, environment, or visual direction to stay consistent across revisions; AIWan image tools can also help you prepare source frames before video generation.

How does Wan 3.0 pricing work on AIWan?

The workspace shows the estimated Wan 3.0 credit cost before you submit a generation. The final cost can vary by mode, duration, resolution, audio, reference inputs, and other generation settings.

Does AIWan offer a Wan 3.0 API?

AIWan does not currently provide public Wan 3.0 API access from this Studio page. The browser-based Studio workflow is the current focus. If public API access is added later, authentication and usage documentation will be published separately.

What reference material can I use?

Wan 3.0 supports a reference-led workflow across text, images, audio, video, documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and web pages, with up to 20 reference assets in a task. Use the most relevant references rather than adding material that does not affect the final shot.

How long can a Wan 3.0 video be?

Wan 3.0 supports clips up to 30 seconds in a single generation. The durations, resolutions, and options available for the selected mode are shown directly in the workspace.