Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator Online
Generate clips up to 30 seconds with built-in dialogue, music, and sound. Guide them with reference images and first- or last-frame control. This is AI video that doesn't feel like AI.
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Why creators pick Wan 3.0 on getimg.ai
Because great AI videos shouldn’t mean high costs, clunky software, or fake-looking results.
Video with sound built in
Wan 3.0 doesn’t stop at motion. It creates clips complete with dialogue, music, and ambient sound. No separate editing tools required.
As true-to-life as it gets
From skin pores to cinematic shadows, Wan 3.0’s photorealism makes your work stand out.
Sharp 1080p resolution
Get high-detail videos straight from the box, no extra upscaling or post-processing needed.
Keeps your wallet happy
Professional-grade AI generation without the studio invoice. You can create for a fraction of what traditional production or pro software costs.
The Swiss Army knife for any video project
It’s your storyboard artist, your VFX team, and your b-roll generator, all rolled into one model.
Video Generation
Direct the scene, the camera, and the sound
Most AI video tools can move a subject around a scene. Wan 3.0 makes it feel like a real shoot: it reads camera moves, lighting, and framing, and generates dialogue, music, and ambient sound in sync with the scene.
Video and audio references
Bring a clip and a soundtrack into the brief
Wan 3.0 accepts video and audio files as references, not only images. Attach a clip for it to follow and a sound file for it to work against, and both feed the same generation rather than needing a second pass.
Up to three video references and three audio references per run, alongside your reference images. Video references can add up to 15 seconds in total, and each audio file can run up to 15 seconds.
How to Prompt Wan 3.0
Wan 3.0 follows a prompt written like a shot description: who is in the frame, what happens, where the camera is, what the light looks like and what you hear.
For longer clips, up to 30 seconds, describe the beats in order so the action has somewhere to go. Short prompts work too, because prompt enhancement fills in the detail.
A fisherwoman in her forties with wind-burned cheeks, a silver nose stud and bright yellow oilskins hauls a heavy net over the rail of a small trawler in the North Atlantic. A grey wave breaks over the bow and soaks her. She braces, laughs and shouts toward the wheelhouse, "Hold her steady!" Handheld camera on deck at shoulder height, slow push-in to her face. Overcast morning light, cold blue-green sea, spray in the air. Sound: crashing waves, the diesel engine, gulls, her shout over the wind.
Wan 3.0 Prompt Templates
Copy a template, fill in the brackets and generate. Each one starts from a different input: text, an image or a clip.
Dialogue scene
[Character] in [setting] [action]. They turn to [person] and say, "[line]". [Shot size], [camera move], [light]. Sound: [room tone], [background sound].
Keep the line short enough to say naturally in the length you pick.
The Wan lineup
How Wan grew into a full video model
Wan comes from Alibaba's Tongyi Lab, and every release has pushed AI video further. Wan 2.5 brought native audio to short clips. Wan 2.6 extended clips to 10 seconds. Wan 3.0 goes furthest, with longer clips, more aspect ratios, and reference and frame control in one model. On getimg.ai, every version stays in the picker, so you can match the model to the shot.
Wan 3.0 vs Wan 2.6 vs Wan 2.5
We gave all three versions the same 5-second prompt at 1080p: a rider galloping a dapple-grey horse through the surf at sunrise, in a low tracking shot alongside, with the hooves and waves written into the sound.
Wan 3.0 at a glance
The specs that make Wan 3.0 the most flexible version yet, from runtime to sound.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Wan is a family of advanced Text to Video and Image to Video models from Alibaba’s Tongyi Lab, built to make AI clips feel filmed instead of fake. It’s known for strong camera control, cinematic lighting, and natural motion.
The newest release, Wan 3.0, goes a step further: it creates videos up to 30 seconds with native audio (dialogue, music, and ambient sound), a niche previously dominated by Google Veo 3. All while staying surprisingly affordable.
First, log into getimg.ai, (which has a Video Generator built in), click the Create video generator, pick Wan 3.0 from the model picker, and describe the scene you want, from camera moves to lighting. Remember to mention any dialogue or other sounds you'd like to include.
Because everything runs in your browser, there’s nothing to install and no GPU requirements. You can experiment freely, switch between models instantly, and go from first idea to final export without leaving the site.
Yes. In the Create video generator, pick Wan 3.0, attach your image as the first frame and describe what should move, how the camera travels and what you should hear. You can also add it as a reference image, so a character or product stays the same in a brand-new shot.
Wan 2.5 and Wan 2.6 start from a first frame too.
Yes. Wan 3.0 is one of the models behind the getimg.ai AI video editor. Add a clip as a video reference in Create video and describe the change. Wan 3.0 tends to stay close to the original framing, which suits edits like background changes, object removal and restyles. Your reference clips can add up to 15 seconds in total, and your original stays as it was.
On a paid plan, anything you generate with Wan in getimg.ai comes with commercial rights, subject to our terms and applicable third-party rights. That means you can use your videos in ads, client projects, merch, social content and more.
Alibaba has released several Wan versions, such as Wan 2.1 and Wan 2.2, as open-weights models you can download and run yourself, for example in ComfyUI. Running them locally takes a powerful GPU and some setup.
On getimg.ai, Wan 2.5, Wan 2.6 and Wan 3.0 run in your browser with nothing to install. Pick one in the Create video generator and generate.
Yes, you can access the Wan 3.0 API through getimg.ai if you want to generate videos with sound programmatically.
This option is built for developers and teams who need more control than the browser workflow. Instead of clicking through the UI, you send requests directly and get back fully generated video with synced audio, ready to use in your pipeline.
The API uses a pay-as-you-go credit system. You top up when needed and track usage as you go, which makes it easy to manage costs and scale without committing to fixed plans.
It’s a good fit if you’re building tools, automations, or anything that needs consistent video generation without manual steps.
All three generate video with native audio. Wan 2.5 makes 5-second clips at up to 1080p from a first frame. Wan 2.6 adds clips up to 10 seconds. Wan 3.0 is the biggest step: clips up to 30 seconds, more aspect ratios like 4:3 and 3:4, reference-image guidance, and first- and last-frame control, at 480p, 720p, or 1080p.
Yes. Wan 2.5 and Wan 2.6 are both still in the model picker under the Create video generator. Pick 2.5 or 2.6 for quick 5- to 10-second clips, or Wan 3.0 when you need longer runtime, more aspect ratios, or first- and last-frame control.
Wan 3.0 generates clips from 4 up to 30 seconds, well beyond the 5- and 10-second limits of earlier versions. It outputs at 480p, 720p, or 1080p in aspect ratios including 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, and 3:4.
Don't get left behind.
Right now, creators use Wan to ship work that was impossible last year. The race is on, and this is your head start.