Use the Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator to turn a text prompt or source image into a clearly organized video task with framing, format, and output settings in one workspace.
The Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator organizes each request as a separate task, keeping the source, prompt, aspect ratio, resolution, duration, and status easy to review.
See how text and image inputs can be paired with aspect ratio, resolution, and duration settings before a video task is created.
A sea turtle glides through a bright coral reef as schools of tropical fish move through the clear water.
A wide nature sequence where the subject and environment both need space in the frame.
Introduce subtle walking motion while keeping the composition centered for a vertical sequence.
Testing a source image inside a mobile-first frame.
Add gentle steam and a slow camera movement toward the plated dish.
A compact visual task centered on texture and close detail.
A breakdancer performs a fast power move inside a nighttime street-dance circle.
A task where subject movement and camera direction are both defined before generation.
A man wearing headphones walks calmly toward the camera on a busy city street while the background stays active.
Keeping a moving subject centered within a detailed city scene.
Show hands presenting a mint-green product package with close attention to texture, labeling, and movement.
Preparing a tactile product-focused sequence for a vertical frame.
Use the available controls to choose the source, prompt, aspect ratio, resolution, duration, and output settings for each generation task.
Write the visual idea in one dedicated field while keeping shot, camera, and format choices outside the prompt. This makes the Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator easier to scan when a task contains several creative decisions.
Choose between a text-first task and an image-first task without changing the rest of the workspace. The selected source determines where the visual idea begins.
Choose 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, or 3:4 framing before the task is submitted. The selected ratio stays visible beside the output settings.
Choose 480p, 720p, or 1080p output for either available Wan 3.0 model. Credit usage changes with the selected model and resolution.
Select a video duration from 2 to 30 seconds. Duration remains a separate setting so the prompt can focus on visible content and motion.
Follow the submitted task through processing, then play or download the completed video. Saved tasks remain available from My Creations.
Follow five clear steps to choose a source, write the prompt, set the aspect ratio, select resolution and duration, and review the result.
Select Text to Video when the idea begins as a written scene. Choose Image to Video when an existing frame should provide the visual starting point.
Describe what appears and what happens. Keep the prompt direct so the subject, setting, and action are easy to identify before additional shot controls are applied.
Select 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, or 3:4 based on where the finished video will be used.
Choose 480p, 720p, or 1080p and select a duration from 2 to 30 seconds before submitting the task.
Submit the task after signing in, follow its progress, and review the playable result against the original prompt and output settings.
Use the workspace to separate text prompts, image tests, aspect-ratio plans, resolution choices, and generation batches into clear tasks.
Turn individual storyboard ideas into separate generation tasks, each with its own prompt, framing, camera direction, and format.
Turn individual storyboard ideas into separate generation tasks, each with its own prompt, framing, camera direction, and format.
Prepare different tasks for landscape, vertical, and square destinations without relying on one composition to work everywhere.
Use several approved source images as separate starting points and organize each test as its own generation task.
Keep several scene ideas separated by task name so alternative prompts can be tested without losing track of the original creative direction.
Prepare the same general scene with different shot or camera choices to see which setup deserves further production work.
Keep a small set of planned generations visible in one queue when a project requires several independent visual ideas.
The Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator is a task-based video creation workspace for organizing a source input, video prompt, shot type, camera direction, format, and generation status in one place.
Yes. After signing in with sufficient credits, you can submit live generation tasks with either wan3.0 or wan3.0-video-prime and follow the task until the finished video is available.
Yes. Text to Video submits a written prompt with the selected aspect ratio, resolution, and duration to the active Wan 3.0 model.
Yes. Image to Video uploads one JPG, PNG, or WebP reference image and combines it with your prompt, aspect ratio, resolution, and duration settings.
Focus on the subject, action, environment, and visual direction. Shot type, camera movement, and frame format can remain in their dedicated controls instead of being repeated throughout the prompt.
Both available Wan 3.0 models offer 480p, 720p, and 1080p resolution, durations from 2 to 30 seconds, and 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, and 3:4 aspect ratios.
Camera movement is described in the prompt. The live workspace does not provide a separate camera-motion selector, so include directions such as static, pan, tracking, push-in, or pull-back in clear language.
Submitted tasks are saved to My Creations, where you can review their status and play, download, or delete completed videos.
No. This page is organized around preparing and managing individual Wan 3.0 video tasks. The Wan 4.0 page has its own separate workspace and content structure.
The dedicated Wan 4.0 tool page provides a separate preview of that generation workspace.
Explore Wan 4.0Bring the source, prompt, aspect ratio, resolution, duration, and status together so each video task is easy to review.