Wan 2.7
Model
Name
Mode
Prompt ExpansionOff
Reference Audio File
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Wan 3.0 Image to Video Guide
Basic Usage
1
Choose Task Type
Wan 3.0 supports First Frame, First & Last Frame, and Reference to Video modes. Use a single image, start/end frames, or multimodal references to guide the generated video.
2
Upload Media & Write Prompt
Upload the matching media for the selected mode, including images, videos, audio, or reference documents/webpages, and describe the motion, camera movement, and atmosphere you want.
3
Configure and Generate
Select video duration, resolution and other parameters, then click "Generate Video" to start creating
Task Types
First FrameUpload an image as the first frame and AI generates subsequent frames based on your prompt. Supports audio upload for videos with sound
First & Last FrameUpload first and last frame images separately. AI automatically fills in the transition animation. Use the swap button to quickly switch frames
Reference to VideoUpload multiple reference images, videos, or audio, or provide document/webpage references. Wan 3.0 uses them together to guide the generated video.
PromptDescribe video content and dynamic effects in detail. Include scene descriptions, character actions, camera movements, etc.
Negative PromptDescribe what you don't want to appear, like "blurry, low quality, deformed", to improve generation quality
Video DurationSupports 3 to 30 second videos. In Reference to Video mode, available duration is adjusted based on the uploaded reference video length.
ResolutionSupports 480P, 720P, 1080P. Higher resolution means clearer quality but requires more credits
Prompt ExpansionWhen enabled, AI will automatically expand and enrich your prompt to generate more creative video content
Tips
Choose High-Quality MediaHigh-definition, well-composed images or videos produce better results. Avoid blurry or low-resolution media
Describe Specific ActionsIncluding specific action descriptions in prompts, like "walking slowly", "nodding gently", yields more precise effects
Use First & Last Frame ModeFirst & Last Frame mode is ideal for creating expression changes, pose transitions, and scene shifts where precise control of start and end frames is needed
Plan Reference DurationFor Reference to Video, keep total reference video duration within 15 seconds. The output duration is adjusted so the combined input and output stay within the 30 second limit.