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Wan 3.0 Prime
Create videos with Wan 3.0 Prime.
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The faster Wan 3.0 tier
Get to your next creative revision sooner
Wan 3.0 Prime is the faster tier of Alibaba’s Wan 3.0. Drawing a shot in words, guide a transition with first and last frames, or use guides to direct look, motion and sound. Pick it for shot experiments, ad variations and creative reviews where waiting interrupts the work.
Faster generation2–30 secondsUp to 1080pOptional native audio
Text · image · reference
Choose how to guide the scene
2–30s · 1080p
Three resolutions, optional audio
Create with Wan 3.0 Prime
From a shot idea to a shot guided by your own guides.
Spend less time between revisions
While prioritizing faster end-to-end generation, prime aligns with the core capabilities of standard Wan 3.0. Completion time varies with duration, resolution plus service load.
Turn a brief into a shot
Spell out a subject, action, setting and camera move to develop a product reveal, character performance or story idea into a video draft.
Guide a transition with keyframes
Upload one first frame to establish the opening, then add an optional last frame to guide the ending. Describe the action and camera movement between them.
Give each reference a clear purpose
Guide mode accepts as many as 10 images, 5 videos and 5 audio clips. Use Image1, Video1 and Audio1 in your prompt to spell out their roles in upload order.
Include sound in your scene
Enable audio and spell out dialogue, ambience, effects or music in the prompt. Switch it off when the sound will be added in the edit.
Choose the format for your project
Pick 480p, 720p or 1080p, a whole-second duration from 2 to 30, and an adaptive or fixed aspect ratio. Defaults are 720p, 5 seconds and audio on.
Plan your next creative pass
Explore action scenes, urban atmosphere and fantasy characters.
Explore shot directions during a review
Preserve the subject and framing, then change one action, camera move or light choice at a time so revisions are easier to compare.
Start with a short clip
Before developing a longer version, test the shot idea at a short duration.
Change one variable
While trying a push-in, an orbit or a fixed camera, preserve the same guides.
Inspect the details
Before choosing a version, review hands, product look and backdrop changes.
Build cinematic weather and city atmosphere
Compose a shot with sky, sea, architecture and light, relying on weather and environmental changes to shape its mood.
Establish the space
Spell out the position of roads, buildings and the shoreline to give the framing clear depth.
Direct environmental changes
Explain how clouds, rain, wind and light change as the shot develops.
Set the camera pace
Try a slow push-in or a move along the road, giving viewers time to take in the shot.
Direct a character scene with references
Assign look, motion and sound to image, video and audio guides, then connect those cues with a shot description.
Assign a role to each asset
For example, use Image1 for look, Video1 for motion and Audio1 for sound.
Keep references concise
Each guide video has to be 1–15 seconds, with no more than 15 seconds combined. Input plus output video must total no more than 30 seconds.
Review action and sound
Before moving into your editing timeline, inspect dialogue, sound timing and motion.
How to use Wan 3.0 Prime
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Choose a starting point
Begin with text, keyframes or mixed references. Describe the subject, action, camera and sound.
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Set duration and format
Pick resolution, whole-second duration, aspect ratio and audio, then upload the assets you need.
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Review credits and generate
Before planning your next revision, confirm the quote, submit the task and review the output.
FAQ
Wan 3.0 Prime FAQ
How does Prime differ from standard Wan 3.0?
Prime prioritizes speed while aligning with this standard model’s core generation capabilities. Its per-second price is higher. When budget matters more, pick Prime for prompt feedback and revisions, or compare the standard tier.
Which generation modes can I use?
VoraVideo offers text-to-video, image-to-video and reference-to-video. Image mode takes a first frame plus optional last frame. Reference mode takes images, videos and audio. Keyframes and mixed references use separate modes.
What durations and resolutions are available?
Pick any whole-second duration from 2 to 30, at 480p, 720p or 1080p. Guide videos may total as many as 15 seconds, and input plus output video must stay within 30 seconds. The current generator uses fixed durations.
How do I prompt with multiple references?
Images, videos plus audio are numbered separately in upload order. Refer to Image1, Video1 or Audio1 in your prompt and explain whether each asset supplies look, framing, motion or sound.
Can I generate video with sound?
Yes. Audio is on by default plus can be disabled. The audio switch does not change this per-second price for the same settings. Reference audio supplies input guidance for generation.
How many credits will a video cost?
Credits depend on resolution, output duration and guide video duration. Review the quote before submitting. Guide videos add billable seconds; guide images and audio do not carry separate charges.
How long does generation take?
Prime is meant to render faster, but each job still needs processing time. Duration, resolution, inputs, and service load all change how long it takes. There is no promised turnaround, and there is no fixed speed multiplier.
Can I upload documents, use webpages or edit current videos?
The current VoraVideo Prime generator accepts image, video and audio guides. Document and webpage inputs, video editing and extension modes are not right now offered.
Create your next version with Wan 3.0 Prime
Pick a mode, set up your inputs and review the credit total before rendering.