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Wan AI: Long Wan Video Clips with Wan 3.0 and Detailed Pictures with Wan 2.7

Evening Gown
Minimal Streetwear
Korean Two-Block
Mustache
Pencil Sketch
Black Tuxedo
Winter Coat
Permed Hair
Platinum Pixie
Oil Painting Portrait
Pixel Art

What is Wan AI?

Wan, known in China as Tongyi Wanxiang, is Alibaba's family of video and image models. Its video side stands out for long clips and for taking a lot of guidance at once: a start and end frame, a stack of reference photos, even short reference videos. On Plimo you can use Wan 3.0 for video and Wan 2.7 Image Pro for pictures. The Wan AI video generator above opens on Wan 3.0, with the image model one switch away.

  • Wan 3.0

    Long clips, up to 30 s.

    • 2–30 s
    • 480P / 720P / 1080P
    • Sound on or off
    • Up to 10 reference photos
    • Up to 5 reference clips

    From 28 credits

  • Paper lanterns floating over a misty mountain lake at night

    Wan 2.7 Image Pro

    Up to 4K from text, and edits that blend up to 9 photos.

    • 1K / 2K / 4K
    • Up to 9 reference photos

    From 30 credits

How Wan has grown

  1. February 2025

    Wan 2.1

    Alibaba published its text-to-video and image-to-video models with open weights, including a small version that runs on home graphics cards.

  2. July 2025

    Wan 2.2

    A mixture-of-experts design trained on footage labeled for lighting, composition and color, giving more cinematic control. It was also released openly.

  3. September 2025

    Wan 2.2 Animate

    A character model that moves a still image with the motion from a reference video, or swaps the person in a video for the one in a photo.

  4. September 2025

    Wan 2.5

    Brought sound into the picture, with voices, music and effects generated together with clips of up to 10 seconds.

  5. December 2025

    Wan 2.6

    Added multi-shot storytelling and a reference mode that keeps a person's look and voice from a short video, with clips of up to 15 seconds.

  6. April 2026

    Wan 2.7

    A video suite for text, images, references and editing, alongside the Image and Image Pro picture models, with Pro reaching much larger sizes and blending up to 9 photos.

  7. August 2026

    Wan 3.0

    Doubled the longest clip to 30 seconds and kept characters and props steadier from shot to shot.

Making a Wan video on Plimo

  1. Write the sequence in order

    Wan 3.0 is already chosen in the generator above. Because clips can run long, describe what happens first, what changes and how it ends.

  2. Pick a way to guide it

    Open the mode menu. Frames mode takes a start frame and an optional end frame; reference mode takes up to 10 photos and up to 5 short clips that together run no longer than 15 seconds.

  3. Set length, resolution and sound

    Choose from 2 to 30 seconds and one of three resolutions. Sound starts switched on. With reference clips added, the output can be at most 15 seconds.

  4. Generate and review

    Check the credit figure on the Generate button, then run it. The clip appears in My creations, where Remake brings back everything for a second pass.

  5. Switch to Image for stills

    Flip the generator to Image and it moves to Wan 2.7 Image Pro, ready for a prompt or a set of photos to blend.

Why use Wan on Plimo

  • Video and pictures on one balance

    Wan 3.0 and Wan 2.7 Image Pro share your credits and your creations. Make a key frame with the image model, then use it as the start frame for a clip.

  • Compare the long-clip models

    Kling 4.0 and Seedance 2.5 also reach 30 seconds. Give all three the same prompt and keep the take that flows the way you pictured.

  • No guessing at the price

    Length, resolution and reference clips all change the cost, and the Generate button adds them up before you submit. Credits for a failed run are returned.

  • Made for real projects

    Wan is for members, and anything created with an active membership has no watermark and can go into client work, ads or a shop page.

Wan compared with other video models

  • Kling

    Kling 4.0 also reaches 30 seconds, but its sound is always on and it takes a single reference clip for copying movement, where Wan 3.0 accepts up to 5.

  • Veo

    Veo 3.1 Fast is fixed at 8 seconds with sound and a cinematic finish, better suited to one striking shot than a longer sequence.

  • Seedance

    Seedance 2.5 shares the 30-second ceiling and optional sound, takes up to 9 photos and 3 clips, and its sibling Seedance 2.0 Mini can be tried on free credits.

  • Hailuo AI

    Hailuo AI's MiniMax H3 Max focuses on lifelike people and expressions in clips of up to 15 seconds, with sound always on.

  • Grok Imagine

    Grok Imagine 1.5 works from text or up to 7 photos, always with sound, and new accounts can try a short clip on free credits.

  • Vidu

    Vidu Q4 Preview takes as many as 15 reference photos but no reference video, and caps clips at 16 seconds.

  • FLUX

    FLUX 3 Video covers 5 to 20 seconds from text or start and end frames, without reference photos or clips.

  • SkyReels

    SkyReels V4 always adds sound and takes up to 3 reference photos for clips of 3 to 15 seconds.

  • HappyHorse

    HappyHorse 1.1, another Alibaba model, turns a start frame or up to 9 photos into a clip with sound, but has no end frame or reference videos.

What to make with Wan

  • A one-take story

    Describe a cat waking up, stretching, knocking a cup off the table and staring proudly at the camera. A clip of 20 seconds or more leaves room for a setup, a middle and a punchline.

  • From sketch to finished shot

    Upload a rough drawing as the start frame and a polished version as the end frame, and Wan 3.0 works out the motion in between.

  • The same character in a new scene

    Add a few photos of one person or mascot in reference mode and describe where they are now. Wan 3.0 is built to keep faces, outfits and props steady through the clip.

  • Your own footage as a guide

    Add a short clip you filmed as a reference, together with a photo, and describe what the new video should show. Start with a short length while you learn how it reads your clips.

  • A slow product turn

    Shoot a bag or a sneaker from three or four sides and ask for a smooth 360-degree turn on a studio table with soft shadows.

  • A character who speaks

    Leave sound on and give a character a line, like a chef introducing today's soup to the camera. Voice and kitchen noise come out with the picture.

  • Posters and covers

    Switch to Image and describe a concert poster, a book cover or a travel print. Text-only prompts unlock Wan 2.7 Image Pro's largest size, handy for printing.

  • Several photos, one picture

    Give Wan 2.7 Image Pro up to 9 photos, say your sofa, a rug and a lamp, and ask for them arranged in one bright living room.

Wan AI questions

No. Plimo is an independent website that uses Alibaba's Wan models through an API, and it has no affiliation with Alibaba or the Wan team.

Wan is for members. The 100 free credits new accounts get once work on other models, such as a short clip on Grok Imagine 1.5 or Seedance 2.0 Mini, or pictures with Nano Banana 2. Plans are on pricing.

The version cards above list starting prices. For a Wan video, the Generate button totals length, resolution and the seconds of any reference clips; Wan 2.7 Image Pro charges per picture, a little more at its largest size.

From 2 to 30 seconds, chosen in whole seconds. If you add reference clips, keep the output at 15 seconds or less and the clips at 15 seconds combined.

Yes. Audio is on by default and is generated with the picture. Switch it off for a silent clip; the price stays the same either way.

A prompt, a start frame, a start and end frame, or a reference set of up to 10 photos and 5 MP4 or MOV clips. Frames and references can't be mixed in one run, and once you add pictures or clips the prompt can stay empty. For a prompt-only clip on other models, try text to video.

Detailed pictures from text and edits that combine up to 9 photos. Its largest size works from text prompts only, so when you add photos, pick one of the two smaller sizes.

No. Wan 2.1 and Wan 2.2 were released with open weights for people who run models locally, but on Plimo everything runs remotely and you only need a browser.

Creations made while your membership is active come without a watermark and can be used commercially. They stay in My creations for 30 to 360 days depending on your plan, so download anything you want to keep.

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