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Wan 3.0 is a single-pass text-to-video app that produces clips from two to thirty seconds long, complete with native generated audio, in one generation. Designed for directors, motion designers, and content creators who need flexible reference control, it accepts up to ten reference images, five reference videos, and five audio clips simultaneously, letting you steer character appearance, environment, and sound in a single shot. Three resolution tiers, 480p, 720p, and 1080p, let you manage cost at every stage of the creative process.
How to use this app
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Describe what you want to create, or upload your source file.
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Pick your options, then press Generate.
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Watch your result appear in the gallery within moments.
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Download, share, or generate again with a new idea.
What you can make
Storyboard to Animatic Pipeline
Upload sketches or stills as reference images and use end-frame control to lock the shot's exit pose. Wan 3.0 bridges the frames into a cohesive animated sequence, giving directors a reviewable animatic before committing to a full 1080p render.
Character Consistency Across Shots
Feed up to ten images of the same character from different angles as references. The model reads appearance cues across all inputs, reducing the identity drift that makes multi-shot AI video hard to cut together into a consistent scene.
Atmospheric Sound Design in One Pass
Provide a reference audio clip alongside your visual prompt. Wan 3.0 uses it to steer the generated soundtrack, so ambient texture, tone, and rhythm align with picture without a separate audio post step.
Cost-Tiered Draft Reviews
Rough a shot at 480p to check timing and composition, step up to 720p for a client review cut, then generate the delivery version at 1080p only when the shot is approved. The three-tier system keeps costs proportional to the stage of work.
Style-Matched Environment Building
Supply reference images of architecture, lighting, or texture alongside a descriptive prompt to generate a thirty-second environment shot that matches a specific visual world. Useful for game cinematics, virtual production lookdev, and branded content.
Prompt ideas to try
Why creators use this app
- Up to 30s in one pass
- Native generated audio
- Up to 10 reference images
- Reference video and audio steering
- End Frame Control
- 480p / 720p / 1080p tiers
Tips for better results
Stack References Strategically
Wan 3.0 accepts up to ten images, five videos, and five audio clips at once. Assign different reference types to different creative jobs: images for visual appearance, a reference video for camera motion, and an audio clip for sonic texture. Mixing reference types gives the model richer steering signals than any single input can.
Use End Frame Control for Cuts
Specifying an end frame is especially useful when you need a clip to cut cleanly into a known subsequent shot. Set your target composition as the end frame and let Wan 3.0 build the motion toward it, rather than trying to trim a random endpoint in post.
Draft at 480p Before Delivering
Generate at 480p to validate timing, reference fidelity, and audio feel before stepping up to a higher tier. Most creative decisions, composition, pacing, character consistency, are visible at 480p, so reserving 1080p for approved shots is a sound workflow habit.
Write Duration Into Your Prompt
Wan 3.0 supports clips from two to thirty seconds. Stating the intended duration and the pacing explicitly in your prompt, for example 'slow push in over 20 seconds' rather than leaving it unspecified, helps the model distribute motion and audio development across the full clip length.
When to choose this app
Choose Wan 3.0 when your shot depends on heavy multi-modal reference control, specifically the ability to combine image, video, and audio references in a single generation alongside end-frame targeting. Seedance 2.0 Mini focuses on fast, affordable output with native audio but does not advertise the same omni-reference depth. Sora 2 emphasizes coherent, physically plausible AI video but does not offer the same layered reference input system. Wan 3.0 is the right tool when steering fidelity across many reference inputs matters more than anything else.
Frequently asked questions
How do the three resolution tiers affect the final output?
480p is intended for rough composition and timing checks, 720p suits client review cuts, and 1080p is the delivery-grade tier. The underlying generative pass is the same across tiers; resolution determines pixel count and the associated cost shown on the button, not the model's creative behavior.
Can I use reference images of different subjects, for example a character and a location?
Yes. Wan 3.0 accepts up to ten reference images and does not require them to depict the same subject. You can provide character references alongside environment or prop references, and the model will attempt to incorporate all of them into the generated shot.
What does end-frame control actually do?
End-frame control lets you supply an image representing the last frame of the clip. Wan 3.0 then generates the motion and content that leads from your prompt's starting state to that specified ending composition, which is useful for creating clips that cut cleanly into a planned next shot.
Is the audio generated or does it come from my reference audio clip?
Wan 3.0 generates native audio as part of the single-pass output. When you supply a reference audio clip, the model uses it to steer the character, tone, and texture of the generated soundtrack rather than embedding the source file directly. The output audio is always generated, not a splice of your reference.
What file format does the app output?
The app outputs an MP4 file. The clip length can range from two to thirty seconds depending on what you specify in your prompt or settings.
How many reference videos can I provide, and what role do they play?
You can supply up to five reference videos. They primarily steer motion style, camera behavior, and pacing rather than pixel-level appearance, complementing the role that reference images play for visual identity and environment. Combining both types gives you more precise control over the overall shot.
Which AI model powers this app?
This app runs on Wan 3.0, available through Arteza with no separate account or setup.
Can I use the results commercially?
Yes. Content you generate is yours to use, subject to our content licenses.
How long does a generation take?
Most generations finish in under a minute, and you can watch progress live in the gallery.