Build a scene from multimodal references
Use images to establish the look, video to demonstrate an action, or audio to set the rhythm. A storyboard, creative brief, or public web page can supply the background and direction for the scene.
Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator
Wan 3.0 is Alibaba’s multimodal AI video model for longer stories, consistent characters and scenes, and precise video edits. Create clips up to 30 seconds in 1080p on GetReelMaker, with control over references, camera direction, and sound.
Video generation
Wan 3.0 VideoText / image
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What you can create with Wan 3.0
Tell a story in up to 30 seconds
Give a scene time to establish the setting, develop an action, move between story beats, and reach a conclusion. Choose the length yourself or let Wan 3.0 select it. Any reference footage counts toward the 30-second total.
Keep characters and environments consistent
Reference materials help preserve a character’s appearance, wardrobe, props, and sound cues as the action changes. They can also guide continuity in the layout of the scene and the positions of subjects relative to one another.
Edit or extend an existing video
Provide the original clip as a video reference. Describe which subject, background, lighting, or style to change and which details to preserve. To extend the clip, describe what should happen after its final shot.
Generate dialogue, music, and sound with video
Use the audio setting to generate sound alongside the picture. Describe the voice, regional speech, musical rhythm, or ambient sound and how it should follow the performance. Audio references can guide the mood or pacing.
Direct cinematic visuals and motion
Specify the lighting, color, framing, and camera movement, down to the timing of a gesture or how an object responds on impact. Direct the performance and describe how materials such as fabric, glass, or metal should look and move.
Wan 3.0 inputs and output specifications
The GetReelMaker creator connects to the standard Wan 3.0 Video model via KIE. Use public URLs for image, video, audio, document and web page inputs.
- Text to video
- Describe characters, actions, lighting, camera movement, and pacing in English or Chinese. KIE accepts prompts of up to 20,000 characters.
- Image to video and keyframes
- Use an opening image to set the composition and optionally specify the ending view. This mode uses the frame images without additional reference media, files, or web links.
- Multimodal references
- Use images to guide wardrobe and materials, or video to show how a subject or camera should move. Add up to 10 images, 5 video clips, and 5 audio clips. Each video or audio set can total up to 15 seconds. Identify the sources in the prompt as Image1, Video1, or Audio1.
- Documents and web pages
- Use one supported document or one publicly accessible web page to give the model additional context.
- Duration, resolution, and audio
- Choose 480p, 720p, or 1080p and whether to include generated sound. With no input video, request 2–30 seconds or use automatic duration. With input video, the combined input and output length cannot exceed 30 seconds.
- Editing and extension
- Provide an existing clip as a video reference and describe the edit or the next action. KIE counts the reference and output video durations when billing by the second.
How to create videos with Wan 3.0 on GetReelMaker
Turn a shot idea into a video in three steps.
- ModelWan 3.0
A low tracking shot follows a white race car drifting around a wet city corner at night. Streetlights reflect off the asphalt as tire smoke trails behind.
Step 1Choose a creation mode
Write a prompt in the creator above. For keyframes, media references, a document, or a web page, paste the public URL for each input you want to use.
- Input
- Prompt or references
- Duration
- 2–30s or auto
- Resolution
- 480p, 720p, 1080p
- Aspect ratio
- Adaptive, landscape, portrait or square
- Audio
- On or off
Step 2Review the output settings
Set the duration, resolution, aspect ratio and audio. Get a credit estimate before submitting.
Step 3Generate and review
Sign in to generate and preview your clip. Adjust one detail at a time if you want to compare takes.
How to get the best results with Wan 3.0
Start with one subject
Pick the one object or person the viewer should notice first.
Name the camera move
Use a concrete direction such as overhead follow, push-in, or a fixed shot.
Describe the lighting
Give the scene a light source and a direction, such as late sun from the right.
Match the duration to the action
Use a short duration for a single movement. Allow more time for actions or transitions that need to unfold.
Change one detail at a time
Try two versions with the same subject and a different angle to compare the shots.
Wan 3.0
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Wan 3.0?
Wan 3.0 is Alibaba’s multimodal video generation model. KIE’s standard Wan 3.0 Video model can create new clips from text or images, use media references, and edit or extend existing footage.
Can Wan 3.0 generate 30-second or 1080p videos?
KIE supports 2–30 seconds and resolutions up to 1080p. A request with reference video must fit the input and output into 30 seconds total.
Does Wan 3.0 generate video with audio?
KIE’s Wan 3.0 Video API can generate sound with the picture and accepts audio references in reference mode. Use the audio switch to choose whether to include sound.
Can Wan 3.0 edit or extend an existing video?
KIE supports editing or continuing footage through video references. Supply the clip and describe the intended change or what should happen next.
Does Wan 3.0 support image-to-video and first and last frames?
KIE supports a first image to anchor the shot and an optional last image to guide the ending. Reference media, files, and web links are separate from the keyframe workflow.
Which inputs does the GetReelMaker creator on this page accept?
Choose text to video, first and last frames, media references, a document or a public web page. Provide publicly accessible URLs for reference inputs.
Do I need an account to generate?
Yes. Sign in and have enough credits to submit a generation. Request a credit estimate before submitting.