Question 1

How can I keep characters consistent in Wan 3.0 videos?

Accepted Answer

Start with a clear, high-quality reference image where the character’s face, hairstyle, and clothing are fully visible. Avoid crowded backgrounds and heavy facial shadows. In your prompt, explicitly ask Wan 3.0 to preserve the character’s identity, facial features, hairstyle, outfit, and colors throughout the video.

Question 2

Why does my subject change shape during the video?

Accepted Answer

Large rotations, fast movement, heavy occlusion, and complicated interactions can make it harder to preserve the subject. Use a clear input image, choose one main action, and avoid asking the subject to turn completely away from the camera. For products and vehicles, explicitly request stable geometry and consistent proportions.

Question 3

How do I create smoother and more realistic motion?

Accepted Answer

Describe one clear action with a direction and speed. For example, use “walks slowly toward the camera” instead of simply writing “walking.” Avoid combining too many actions in one short video. Natural, physically possible movements generally produce more stable results.

Question 4

How can I control the camera movement?

Accepted Answer

Use one primary camera movement per shot, such as a slow push-in, side-tracking shot, aerial descent, or smooth orbit. Describe the camera separately from the subject action, and avoid combining several conflicting camera directions in the same prompt.

Question 5

What kind of image works best for Wan 3.0 Image to Video?

Accepted Answer

Use a sharp, well-lit image with a clear subject and enough space around it for movement. Avoid cropped limbs, blurry faces, overlapping objects, extreme poses, and visually cluttered backgrounds. Choose an input image with the same aspect ratio as your intended video whenever possible.

Question 6

Why is Wan 3.0 not following my prompt?

Accepted Answer

The prompt may contain too many competing instructions. Simplify it to four elements: subject, action, camera movement, and atmosphere. Put the most important instruction first, remove repeated adjectives, and regenerate by changing only one element at a time.

Question 7

How do I prevent unwanted cuts or sudden scene changes?

Accepted Answer

Ask for a continuous shot and keep the action within one location. Avoid describing several separate scenes in a short prompt. Add instructions such as “smooth continuous shot,” “no cuts,” and “no sudden camera movement.”

Question 8

How can I create a smoother first-to-last-frame transition?

Accepted Answer

Use first and last frames with the same subject, similar lighting, compatible camera angles, and a realistic movement path between them. Major changes in identity, composition, or location may create abrupt transitions. Allow enough video duration for the transformation to happen naturally.

Question 9

How can I reduce flickering and unstable backgrounds?

Accepted Answer

Use a visually clean input image and avoid requesting too many moving background elements. Keep the environment description consistent, reduce rapid camera movement, and specify that the background, lighting, and architecture should remain stable throughout the shot.

Question 10

What should I do if the first result is not right?

Accepted Answer

Do not rewrite the entire prompt immediately. Identify the main problem—such as character consistency, motion, camera direction, or background stability—and adjust only that instruction. Small, focused revisions make it easier to understand which prompt changes improve the result.

機能	Wan 3.0	Wan 2.7	Wan 2.5	Wan 2.2
Model Focus	All-in-one AI video creation	Multishot and reference-based creation	Short video generation with audio	Classic short-form video creation
Text to Video	Supported	Supported	Supported	Supported
Image to Video	Supported	Supported	Supported	Supported
Reference to Video	All-in-one reference workflow	Supported	Limited	Specialized workflows
First & Last Frame	Supported	Supported	Limited	Supported by a separate model
Maximum Duration	Up to 30 seconds	Up to 15 seconds	5 or 10 seconds	5 seconds for standard generation
Resolution	Up to 1080P	Up to 1080P	Up to 1080P	Up to 1080P
Audio Support	Supported	Supported	Supported	No native audio for standard T2V/I2V
Smart Duration	Supported	Custom duration	Fixed options	Fixed duration
Best For	Longer, flexible production workflows	Multishot videos and reference control	Short videos with synchronized audio	Short videos with synchronized audio

Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator Create Longer, More Cinematic AI Videos

Create Cinematic Videos with Wan 3.0

Turn Any Image into a Dynamic AI Video

Upload an image and describe how you want it to move. Wan 3.0 transforms your photo, artwork, or product shot into a smooth, cinematic video with natural motion and consistent visual details.

Wan 3.0 Text to Video

Turn your ideas into cinematic videos with the Wan 3.0 Text to Video generator. Describe the subject, action, environment, lighting, and camera movement in a prompt, and Wan 3.0 will transform your words into a dynamic AI-generated video with realistic motion and rich visual detail.

Wan 3.0 Image to Video

Wan 3.0 Reference to Video

Why Create Videos with Wan 3.0?

The Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator combines longer video creation, realistic motion, consistent characters, and cinematic control to help you produce high-quality videos from text, images, and visual references.

Longer Video Generation

Generate AI videos up to 30 seconds with Wan 3.0. Build longer scenes with more complete actions, smoother visual progression, and greater room for cinematic storytelling.

Consistent Characters & Scenes

Maintain recognizable characters, clothing, colors, and environments throughout your video. Wan 3.0 creates more visually consistent AI videos across continuous actions and camera movements.

Cinematic Camera Control

Direct your scene with tracking shots, slow push-ins, camera orbits, aerial views, and other cinematic movements. Turn simple prompts into professionally framed AI-generated videos.

How to Use Wan 3.0

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