Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator - 30s Videos with Native Audio | Text & Image to Video
Generate 2-30 second AI videos with native audio using Wan 3.0. Text to video, image to video with first & last frame control, and reference to video with up to 10 images. From 100 credits per clip.
Wan 3.0 Features - Single-Pass 30s Generation, Audio, Thinking Mode
What's actually new in Wan 3.0: any duration from 2 to 30 seconds in one generation, native audio on every clip, a 480p draft tier, deep-thinking prompt mode, and 10-image reference to video. Every demo below was generated on this site with its full prompt disclosed.
Up to 30 Seconds in a Single Pass
Wan 3.0 generates any duration from 2 to 30 seconds in one request — no stitching, no extend-and-hope workflows. Wan 2.7 topped out at 15 seconds; Wan 3.0 doubles that while holding subject and lighting consistency across the whole take. This 10-second continuous tracking shot was generated on this site in one pass from the prompt: 'Single continuous tracking shot: a red fox trots through a snowy birch forest at golden hour, powder snow kicking up from its paws, it pauses on a fallen log, looks toward the camera, then bounds away between the trees.'
Native Audio on Every Clip
Audio is generated alongside the video by default — ambient sound, effects, and music arrive synchronized in the same pass, with no separate audio model or post-sync step. This clip's rain-on-glass ambience and soft jazz came straight out of the model. Prompt: 'Close-up of raindrops hitting a cafe window at night, warm bokeh city lights in the background, slow rack focus from the wet glass to a steaming coffee cup on the sill, soft jazz and gentle rain ambience.'
Physics-Accurate Motion and Detail
Wan 3.0's stronger motion model handles the hard stuff — momentum, reflections, and object interactions — without the floaty drift older video models show. This macro shot keeps the marble's acceleration, the ray-traced reflections, and the impact sound physically coherent. Prompt: 'A glass marble rolling down a spiral wooden track in macro slow motion, studio lighting with ray-traced reflections, the marble drops into a chrome bowl with a satisfying metallic ring.'
First & Last Frame, and 10-Image Reference Mode
Image to video accepts both a first frame and an optional last frame, so you control exactly where a shot starts and ends. Reference to video goes further: feed up to 10 reference images — double Wan 2.7's limit of 5 — and cite them positionally in the prompt ('the subject in Image 1 walks through the scene'). Both modes support the full 480p/720p/1080p range and every duration from 2 to 30 seconds.
Need It Faster? Meet MiniMax H3 Max
Wan 3.0 is built for long, polished takes — but when you're iterating on an idea, waiting minutes per attempt hurts. MiniMax H3 Max renders a 5-second 768p clip with native audio and lip sync in about 3 seconds of inference, and it tops the image-to-video leaderboard. Draft your concept on H3 Max, then bring the winning prompt back to Wan 3.0 for the full 30-second, 1080p treatment.
Wan 3.0 FAQ - Pricing, Wan 2.7 Comparison, Reference Billing
Real answers about Wan 3.0: exact per-second pricing across resolutions, how it differs from Wan 2.7, what the Prime tier adds, and how reference-to-video billing actually works.