Wan 2.5
Earlier generationSound joins the picture, bringing audio and video into one generation workflow.
- Text and image to video
- Synchronized audio
- 5s and 10s clips
- Up to 1080p output
Explore the Wan 4.0 AI video generator preview. Plan text to video and image to video ideas, compare expected features, and give your next scene a clear direction.
Estimated output: 40 credits. Credits are deducted on submission and returned if the task fails.
Key parameters and features across five versions. Wan 4.0 capabilities are editorial estimates.
Sound joins the picture, bringing audio and video into one generation workflow.
Multi-shot storytelling expands what creators can build within a single clip.
More ways to guide a scene, extend a video, and refine existing footage.
Longer clips and flexible inputs support more ambitious creative workflows.
A look ahead at longer scenes, steadier subjects, and more precise creative direction.
Wan 2.5–3.0 capabilities follow Alibaba Cloud model documentation; availability varies by model and workflow. Wan 4.0 is this site’s editorial preview.
Use the Wan3 workspace for current generation, and explore the Wan 4.0 preview to plan future workflows. The Kling comparison and Seedance 2.0 comparison explain how other models approach creative control. Read our Wan 4.0 review for practical trade-offs and lessons from supplied Wan video cases.
Wan 4.0 is the anticipated next step in the Wan AI video workflow for text and image creation. Explore three expected improvements through concept examples—not verified Wan 4.0 outputs.
Start with a subject, an action, and a camera move. Wan 4.0 is expected to follow these instructions more closely, helping creators turn a written idea into a deliberate visual sequence.
Use this character concept to plan movement, framing, and atmosphere.
For a product video, appearance matters throughout the shot. The Wan 4.0 forecast focuses on preserving reference details as lighting, framing, and movement change.
Use this reveal concept to plan a clear focal object and a controlled camera move.
A useful sequence needs more than attractive frames. Wan 4.0 could help maintain subjects and visual style between a wider view, an interaction, and a close-up.
Use this story concept to plan your Wan 4.0 shot sequence before generating.
Prepare a Wan 4.0 video brief in four decisions: input, motion, format, and what to check.
Use text to describe a new scene. Start with a photo when the subject’s appearance or composition matters most.
Name the subject, its action, and one camera move. For example: a cyclist passes a cafe as the camera tracks alongside.
Plan 16:9 for wide scenes, 9:16 for vertical clips, or 1:1 for a square composition. Keep important details inside the frame.
List the details you will check: the main action, a stable face or product, and the camera direction. Revise one instruction at a time.
Follow the Wan 4.0 workflow guide to prepare a scene. Before running a live task, check your available credits; afterward, review and download the result in My Creations.
Three ways to plan your next video. These examples illustrate creative uses, not verified Wan 4.0 capabilities.
For a Wan 4.0 social concept, plan a strong opening, one clear movement, and framing that fits the placement. Use this concept to explore the mood before committing to a full campaign.
Plan a Wan 4.0 animation around motion, depth, and object interaction for an illustration or educational idea. Keep the central subject readable and check that the movement supports the message.
A Wan 4.0 performance concept can center on expression, head movement, and a recognizable character. For dialogue-led work, review speech and motion together before accepting a finished clip.
The value of Wan 4.0’s expected improvements is practical: less rewriting, fewer unwanted changes, and more focused revisions.
A clear Wan 4.0 brief should carry through to the scene. Better prompt control could mean fewer attempts to explain the same idea.
Useful for: developing a new scene.Wan 4.0 could make photo animation easier to review through more stable details, especially when a face or product needs to stay recognizable.
Useful for: reference-led shots.Focused revisions could help you adjust a camera move or pacing while keeping the parts of your Wan 4.0 video brief that already work.
Useful for: refining a creative direction.Wan3 current site configuration compared with Wan 4.0 editorial estimates, not official specifications or measured results.
Compare one-time credit packs for the available Wan 3.0 and Wan 3.0 Video Prime models. Wan 4.0 pricing remains unconfirmed while its workspace is in preview.
A flexible entry pack for trying ideas and short projects.
More room for regular creation and prompt iteration.
The strongest rate for higher-volume production workflows.
Choose your output length and resolution using the credit cost breakdown, and review the refund terms before requesting a pack. The Terms of Service explain responsible use of generated content.
Wan 4.0, also searched as Wan4, is the AI video generator preview on this independent site. Explore expected text-to-video and image-to-video features, scene ideas, and model comparisons. Wan 4.0 generation is not available here yet; use the live Wan 3.0 workspace for a current project.
In the Wan 4.0 preview, explore text and image workflows, prepare a scene brief, and choose your framing. These controls help you plan; they do not submit a live Wan 4.0 generation. Check the availability label beside the main action.
Use text to describe a scene from scratch. Use an image when a face, product, outfit, or composition should guide the shot. For a Wan 4.0 image brief, use a clear reference and describe what should move and what should stay unchanged.
Start with one subject, one action, and a setting. Add one camera move, such as a slow push-in. For a Wan 4.0 concept, try “a cyclist passes a café as the camera tracks alongside.” Avoid conflicting movements and revise one instruction at a time.
Use 16:9 for wide scenes, 9:16 for vertical viewing, and 1:1 for square compositions. Choose the shape for your Wan 4.0 concept before framing the subject. Keep faces, products, and important details away from edges that may be cropped.
They describe this site’s feature forecast, including projected 1440p output and 45-second clips. These are Wan 4.0 editorial estimates, not official limits or measured results. Use them for early planning and confirm actual settings before starting production.
The 10-credits-per-second figure for 720p is an editorial projection, not a live rate or purchase offer. Wan 4.0 pricing is not confirmed. Check the pricing page for available models and actual credit packs, and allow for retries when estimating a project budget.
Open Review in the navigation for expected strengths, practical trade-offs, and lessons from supplied Wan video cases. The Wan 4.0 review separates observations from predictions. Use the Kling and Seedance comparisons for examples of motion, reference control, and practical model choices.
No. The homepage videos illustrate creative directions and are not verified Wan 4.0 outputs. Our Wan 4.0 Review includes supplied Wan cases with recorded settings and observations, separate from the Wan 4.0 feature forecast.