Wan Video

Wan Video is a text-to-video tool. Wan is Alibaba Cloud's AI creative platform for text-to-video, image-to-video, text-to-image and image editing. Wan 3.0 adds native 30-second clips, multi-asset input and instruction-based video editing, with apps, an API and open-source models.

Wan is an AI creative platform from Alibaba Cloud that covers text-to-image, image-to-image, text-to-video, image-to-video and image editing in one place. It is built around a family of video generation models, with the current release, Wan 3.0, positioned as the flagship. The platform is available as a web service, as iOS and Android apps, and through an API platform for developers who want to wire generation into their own products. The Wan 3.0 release centers on a handful of capabilities. Native 30-second clips allow more complete storytelling than the short snippets typical of video generators. An omni-creation mode accepts multimodal input, with up to 20 reference assets plus document and webpage parsing, so a brief can be assembled from existing material rather than a single prompt. The site also highlights consistency across shots aimed at production workflows, more realistic textures and sound design, and instruction-following video editing for changing existing footage in a controlled way. In practice, a user picks a generation mode, supplies a prompt, images or reference files, and receives a rendered clip in the browser or app. Marketers, short-form creators, designers and small studios are the natural audience, while developers can use the API platform and the open-source releases published on GitHub. The site also lists a user guide, a pricing page, a usage policy and a training data summary, which is more documentation than many competitors provide. Among alternatives, Wan competes with Runway, Kling, Pika and Sora-style services. Its distinguishing points are the open-source lineage, the backing of a large cloud provider, and the combination of image and video tools under one account. Buyers who need fine-grained timeline editing or a mature collaboration suite will likely still pair it with a conventional editor. Availability of the mobile apps varies by region, and a mobile web version is offered as a fallback.