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Wan 3.0 Prime is the highest-fidelity tier of the Wan 3.0 model, built for creators who need polished, detail-rich video from a single text prompt. It renders up to 30 seconds in one pass at resolutions up to 1080p, generates native audio alongside the footage, and accepts up to ten reference images plus reference video and audio for precise creative steering. It is best suited to final delivery work, hero clips, and any shot where consistency and image quality are non-negotiable.
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
Reference-Driven Brand Campaigns
Upload up to ten product or brand images as reference inputs and describe the scene you need. Wan 3.0 Prime uses omni-reference steering to keep visual identity consistent across the clip, making it practical for product reveal videos or campaign hero shots that must match approved assets closely.
End-Frame Controlled Storytelling
Set a specific end frame to control exactly where the camera or subject lands at the close of the clip. This is useful for narrative sequences, transition shots, or looping content where the final frame must align with a subsequent scene or a fixed design template.
Audio-Synchronized Scene Creation
Supply a reference audio clip alongside your text prompt to steer the atmosphere, pacing, or sonic identity of the generated video. Native audio synthesis then produces a matched soundtrack, giving you a complete audio-visual output without a separate post-production step.
High-Resolution Deliverable Production
When a client or platform demands 1080p output, Wan 3.0 Prime delivers it with steadier motion and more rendered detail than the standard tier. Use it for broadcast inserts, digital signage, or any context where compression artifacts and motion blur would undermine the result.
Complex Multi-Reference Scene Building
Combine up to five reference videos and five audio clips alongside image references to build a scene that draws from multiple source materials. This works well for documentary-style composites, mood boards brought to life, or scenes that blend a specific location, character, and audio texture.
Prompt ideas to try
Why creators use this app
- Highest-fidelity Wan 3.0 tier
- Up to 30s in one pass
- Native generated audio
- Up to 10 reference images
- Reference video and audio steering
- End Frame Control
Tips for better results
Use All Reference Slots Strategically
Wan 3.0 Prime accepts up to ten images, five videos, and five audio clips. Assigning each slot a distinct purpose, such as one image for lighting reference, another for subject pose, and a third for color palette, gives the model clearer steering than uploading ten variations of the same shot.
Anchor the End Frame Early
If your clip needs to cut cleanly to another scene or hold on a specific composition, set the end frame before you finalize your prompt. Building the prompt description around the transition point helps the model plan motion and pacing across the full 30 seconds.
Choose Resolution to Match Delivery
1080p produces the most detail but costs more per generation. Use 480p or 720p during concept review passes, then generate the final clip at 1080p only when the prompt and references are confirmed. This avoids spending on high-resolution outputs of drafts.
Describe Audio Alongside Visuals
Because Wan 3.0 Prime generates audio natively, include sonic details in your text prompt even when you are not supplying a reference audio clip. Words like 'distant crowd murmur', 'dry reverb', or 'close-mic footsteps' directly influence what the model synthesizes alongside the footage.
When to choose this app
Choose Wan 3.0 Prime over Wan 3.0 when the job requires the highest level of rendered detail and motion stability that the Wan 3.0 architecture can produce, particularly for deliverables that go straight to a client or platform. Compared with Seedance 2.0 Fast, which is positioned as a faster, lower-cost option within the Seedance engine, Wan 3.0 Prime offers the distinctive omni-reference system with up to ten image references plus video and audio steering, which suits complex reference-driven briefs. When a scene demands tight visual control across multiple source assets and 1080p output, Wan 3.0 Prime is the appropriate choice.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Wan 3.0 and Wan 3.0 Prime?
Wan 3.0 Prime is the higher-fidelity tier of the same model. It renders with more detail and steadier motion than the standard Wan 3.0 app. Both support 30-second single-pass generation, native audio, and omni-reference steering, but Prime is intended for final delivery and detail-critical shots where the visual difference justifies the added cost.
How should I supply reference images for the best steering results?
Upload references that each serve a distinct purpose: subject appearance, lighting mood, color palette, camera angle, and so on. The model can accept up to ten images, and giving each a clear role prevents conflicting signals. Pairing image references with a descriptive prompt that reinforces the same attributes improves coherence across the full clip.
Can I use a reference audio clip without supplying any reference images?
Yes. Reference images, videos, and audio clips are all optional independently. You can provide only a reference audio clip alongside your text prompt, and the model will use it to steer the generated soundtrack and, to some extent, the pacing and atmosphere of the visuals. Native audio is always generated as part of the output.
What does End Frame Control actually do?
End Frame Control lets you supply or define the visual state you want the clip to hold at its final frame. The model plans the motion and action across the duration so the clip arrives at that composition. It is particularly useful for transition shots, looping sequences, or deliverables that must connect precisely to a following asset.
Is 1080p output always worth choosing over 720p?
Not always. 1080p delivers the most detail, which matters for large-screen or broadcast contexts. For social media previews, mobile-first platforms, or internal review rounds, 720p or even 480p may be sufficient and more cost-efficient. Reserve 1080p for confirmed final deliverables rather than for exploratory or draft generations.
Can I generate a clip shorter than 30 seconds?
Yes. Duration can be set anywhere between 2 and 30 seconds. Shorter durations can be useful for precise product moments, short-form social content, or transition inserts where a full 30-second clip would be excessive. The model generates the full clip in a single pass regardless of the duration you select.
Which AI model powers this app?
This app runs on Wan 3.0 Prime, 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.