Wan 3.0 Video Generation
Alibaba Tongyi Wanxiang's free-duration video model: a 2–30 second slider — the script sets the length; adaptive aspect ratio fits the content automatically, 480P/720P/1080P billed per second, and audio on its own toggle.
Wan 3.0 is a free-duration video model
Alibaba Tongyi Wanxiang Wan 3.0: where other models lock you into fixed tiers, Wan 3.0 hands you a 2–30 second slider — a 5-second product close-up and a 30-second mini story come from the same model, written the same way.
Continuous duration
A 2–30 second slider — set the exact length instead of settling for fixed tiers.
Up to 30 seconds
Opening, demo and call to action in one clip — no splitting and stitching.
Adaptive aspect ratio
Unsure about the ratio? Let the model fit it to the content — or pick from 5 manual options.
Three quality tiers
480P/720P/1080P billed per second — draft and final budgets stay separate.
Independent audio toggle
Turn it on for ambience, off for silent footage — never pay for sound you don't use.
First-frame image-to-video
Upload one image to open the clip and describe the camera move — composition and style carry over.
Three steps to your first Wan 3.0 clip
Start from the generator at the top of this page — one entry for text and first-frame images.
Upload a first frame, describe subject and action
Optionally anchor the opening with one image, then describe actions instead of adjectives — 'the model picks up the bottle and turns slowly', 'the camera orbits the product once'.
Set duration and parameters by purpose
Slide 2–30 seconds; assign the ratio or hand it to adaptive; draft at 480P, finalize at 720P/1080P. Credit cost shown before you submit.
Generate on the canvas
Submit and the generation canvas takes over; download the MP4 when it's ready — flip the audio toggle on beforehand if you want sound.
30 seconds tells a complete product story
Story-driven demos convert best — but models capped at 15 seconds can't hold a full arc. Wan 3.0 goes to 30: product entrance, usage scene, emotional build-up and the call to action in one clip — the duration slider follows the script, not the other way around.
Adaptive ratio: when unsure, let the model decide
Placement variety is a hidden cost of material production. Wan 3.0 is one of the few models with an adaptive tier: pick it when the ratio is unclear and the model fits the frame to the content — or specify 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3 or 3:4 manually. One idea, two ways.
Three quality tiers — the budget is yours
480P at the lowest per-second rate is the cheapest long-clip tier on Vidpixo: lock the shot at 480P, publish at 720P, and take fine detail to 1080P — the same prompt re-renders at a higher tier without rewriting, so cost follows purpose.
What Wan 3.0 is good at
When the script needs more than 15 seconds — or the duration must be exact — reach for it first.
Story-driven demos
30 seconds holds opening, demo and CTA — no splitting the script.
Free duration control
A continuous 2–30s slider: a 5-second close-up and a 25-second mini story share one entry.
Adaptive aspect ratio
Unsure about the ratio? The model fits it automatically — placements galore.
Flexible cost tiers
Three quality tiers billed per second — draft and final budgets stay separate.
First-frame control
Set the first frame with a product photo — composition, subject and style start from your image.
Audio on demand
An independent toggle: on for atmosphere, off for silent footage — cost under your control.
Why use Wan 3.0 on Vidpixo
Beyond the model itself, Vidpixo wires it into a complete video workflow.
No API key
Sign up, pick the model and generate — billed per second, cost shown before you submit.
Models side by side
Send one idea to Wan, Seedance, Kling, Veo and MiniMax, then choose by quality and cost.
Draft at 480P, finish high
Iterate cheap at the low tier, re-render approved prompts at higher tiers — spend where it counts.
When to pick Wan 3.0 — and when to pick another model
All models are live on Vidpixo — pick by duration and requirement for both quality and cost.
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15–30s story scripts → Wan 3.0
A complete mini story in one clip — the duration slider follows the script.
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Unsure about the ratio → Wan 3.0
The adaptive tier fits the frame to the content — no need to decide upfront.
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Low-cost long takes → Wan 3.0
480P carries the lowest per-second rate among long-duration models on the site.
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E-commerce final delivery → Seedance 2.5
Multimodal references and final-film texture first — deliver with Seedance 2.5.
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Volume draft testing → Seedance 2.0
Batch-render 4–15s drafts of one selling point for data — at a lower rate.
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Cinematic texture or complex motion → Veo / Kling
Brand openers and performed dialogue on Veo 3.1 Fast; high-speed action and 4K on Kling 3.0.
Who should run Wan 3.0 as their workhorse
The more your content depends on complete narration and exact timing, the bigger the advantage.
Story-channel operators
Product stories and mini plots don't fit in 15 seconds — one 30-second clip tells it all.
Brand & merchant teams
Product demos need room to breathe — the duration follows the content, not a fixed tier.
Cross-border sellers
Fill multiple markets with low-cost long takes — draft at 480P to save budget.
Ads & growth teams
Different placements need different lengths and ratios — the slider plus adaptive covers them in one pass.
Content creators
Vlog-style product intros and unboxing narratives — you set the length.
Social media agencies
Parallel clients with varied durations — one model covers short and long material.
Explore more models
One account, multiple video models and workflows.
Seedance 2.5
Up to 30s, final-delivery quality, adaptive ratio support.
Seedance 2.0
4–15s rapid drafts at a lower rate, first-frame product anchoring.
Kling 3.0
Complex motion and camera work, 3–15s, up to 4K.
MiniMax H3
Native stereo audio, 4–15s fast renders, up to 2K.
Veo 3.1 Fast
Native audio + cinematic realism, 8s per shot, up to 4K.
Wan 3.0 FAQ
Common questions about Wan 3.0's capabilities, parameters and billing.
Give your complete product story to Wan 3.0
A 2–30 second slider and adaptive aspect ratio — the script sets the length, one clip tells it all.