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Plan longer, reference-driven video with Wan 3.0
Use Wan 3.0 to make longer AI videos from text, images, first and last frames, and multimodal guides. While maintaining important characters, objects, and shot context, shape shots as many as 30 seconds and render synchronized visuals with optional audio.
Up to 30 secondsMultimodal referencesFirst and last framesOptional native audio
Text + image + reference
Make new clips from prompts, keyframes, or mixed media guides.
Multimodal
Combine prompts, visual guides, audio, keyframes, and supporting documents.
Wan 3.0 AI video generation features
Make and control longer AI video shots with text, keyframes, multimodal inputs, and synchronized audiovisual generation.
Build longer narrative sequences
Render shots as many as 30 seconds with more room for shot progression, staged action, transitions, and a resolved ending.
Generate from text and images
While directing subject behavior, camera motion, framing, light, and pacing, begin with a written shot or animate a source image.
Control first and last frames
Set opening and closing keyframes to communicate the intended visual transition and destination of a rendered clip.
Combine multimodal references
Use images, video, audio, keyframes, documents, webpages, PDFs, presentations, plus spreadsheets as creative context.
Generate synchronized audiovisual scenes
Produce sound and visuals together to coordinate dialogue, ambience, effects, music, and shot action.
Choose duration, quality, and audio
Pick 2 to 30 seconds, 480p to 1080p output, an adaptive or fixed aspect ratio, and whether the rendered output should include audio.
Creative directions for Wan 3.0
Browse longer narrative concepts, reference-led brand stories, and synchronized audiovisual generation.
Plan longer narrative and campaign scenes
Structure a short story or campaign concept with ordered action, several visual beats, camera changes, audio direction, and a clear ending.
Outline the timeline
Break the idea into chronological beats with one subject action, camera intention, sound cue, plus transition per moment.
Anchor the opening and ending
Set up first and last frames that clearly show the starting framing and intended destination.
Review continuity
Inspect identity, wardrobe, props, spatial logic, light, camera direction, dialogue, and audio across the full output.
Create reference-led product and character videos
Use approved visuals, clips, audio, and supporting documents to communicate a steady subject, brand, environment, and production direction.
Assign a role to every reference
Identify which asset controls identity, product detail, framing, motion, style, dialogue, music, or factual context.
Keep instructions consistent
Resolve conflicts between guides and state which character, object, color, action, and audio cue has priority.
Verify source rights and accuracy
Before publishing the output, confirm permission for people, voices, brands, footage, music, documents, and claims.
Revise or extend audiovisual content
While preserving the parts that already work, plan selective corrections, alternate shot fine points, or a longer continuation.
Mark the intended change
State the target object, character, interval, replacement content, plus everything that should remain untouched.
Describe the continuation
Explain how motion, camera, light, dialogue, ambience, and music should proceed beyond the source clip.
Finish on an editing timeline
Compare frames around the edit, correct pacing and audio joins, then add verified captions plus final branding.
How to prepare for Wan 3.0 generation
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Define the scene or edit
Write the subject, ordered action, camera, environment, light, sound, duration, and exact content to make, preserve, or change.
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Organize approved references
Set up first and last frames, images, clips, audio, keyframes, and supporting material with a clear purpose for each input.
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Generate only after settings are confirmed
Before production use, review the picked mode, limits, credit cost, output rights, and output continuity.
FAQ
Wan 3.0 FAQ
What is Wan 3.0?
Wan 3.0 is a multimodal AI video generation and editing model for longer video, reference-led creation, synchronized audiovisual shots, targeted edits, and video extension.
Is Wan 3.0 available in VoraVideo?
Yes. Wan 3.0 is available in VoraVideo for text-to-video, image-to-video, plus reference-to-video generation.
What generation modes does Wan 3.0 support?
Wan 3.0 supports text-to-video, image-to-video with first and optional last frames, and reference-to-video with image, video, plus audio inputs.
How long can Wan 3.0 videos be?
Wan 3.0 can render video as many as 30 seconds, giving you more space for ordered action, camera motion, shot development, and a complete ending.
What inputs can I use with Wan 3.0?
Use text, images, video, audio, first and last frames, keyframes, documents, webpages, PDFs, presentations, and spreadsheets to guide the output.
Does Wan 3.0 generate audio?
Yes. Wan 3.0 supports synchronized audiovisual generation so dialogue, ambience, music, plus effects can follow the action on screen.
How do first plus last frames control Wan 3.0 video?
Upload an opening frame and an ending frame to set where the shot begins and where it should finish. Add a prompt that sets out the action, camera motion, and transition between them.
How much will Wan 3.0 cost?
The generator will show the credit total before submission. Wan 3.0 prices use that same provider-cost strategy as the other VoraVideo models.
Create with Wan 3.0
Pick a generation mode, confirm duration, resolution, aspect ratio, audio and credits, then begin making.