Video

Wan 3.0 Prime

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wan3.0-video-prime

Model Type Standard Prime

The fast tier of Wan 3.0: capabilities identical to Standard item by item (2-30 seconds, 480P / 720P / 1080P, five aspect ratios, 10 reference images, reference video and audio), just on a faster queue -- for the same 2-second clip we measured about 2 min 45 s on Standard versus about 37 s on Prime. Use it when you are in a hurry or batch-testing shots. Asynchronous; billed per second; failed jobs refunded in full.

Text-to-videoImage-to-videoFast1080P

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Input

Video

Prompt

0 / 5000 bytes

Duration

Resolution

Aspect ratio

Reference image role

Reference image URLs (optional, one per line, up to 10)

With multiple references, address them in the prompt as @Image1 / @Image2, e.g. "the character from @Image1 stands in the scene from @Image2". Without tokens the model decides on its own.

Reference audio URLs (optional, one per line, requires a reference image; up to 5)

Reference video URLs (optional, one per line, cannot combine with a reference image; public http(s) only; up to 5)

Rendering usually takes 5-20 min; when the backend is busy it can exceed 60 min (we wait up to 90). Poll the job id rather than resubmitting - each resubmission is billed separately. Billed per second, fully refunded on failure. Prompt limit 5000 bytes (about 1666 Chinese characters).

Output

video

Results will appear here after running.

About Wan 3.0 Prime

Wan 3.0 Prime is the high-speed tier of Wan 3.0: identical capabilities, a faster queue. Any integer 2-30 seconds, 480P / 720P / 1080P, aspect ratios 16:9 / 9:16 / 1:1 / 4:3 / 3:4, up to 10 reference images, 5 reference videos and 5 reference audio tracks, and every clip ships with an audio track. Async: POST /v1/videos/generations returns HTTP 202 and a job id immediately; poll GET /v1/videos/jobs/{id} until status=succeeded and read data[0].url — an mp4 re-hosted by us, so it will not expire in 24 hours the way the upstream link does.

Use cases

Five modes, one endpoint

Text-to-video, first frame, first+last frame, multi-image reference and video editing, all chosen by parameters.

Long takes

Up to 30 seconds for single-shot narrative pieces.

Multi-asset composition

Ten reference images plus reference video and audio — feed character, scene and rhythm together.

Video editing

Hand it a reference video and one sentence to restyle the footage or change the camera move.

How to choose

Pick it for clips beyond 15 seconds, for feeding many images plus video and audio at once, or for native 1080P; take Prime when you are in a hurry. For a few seconds with no multi-asset reference, the Seedance line is fine too.

FAQ

How do I switch between the five modes?

With parameters only: send nothing and it is text-to-video; one image defaults to the first frame; two images with image_role=first_frame gives first+last frame; more than two default to multi-image reference; adding video_references makes it a video edit. Combining images and a video needs image_role=reference.

Do multiple reference images bleed into each other?

Yes. With four references the model treated every person visible in ANY of them as a candidate subject — the clip started on the intended character and later cut to a second person who only appeared in a scene reference. Keep scene references free of other people, or name the subject with @Image1 in the prompt.

How is it billed, and do references cost extra?

Per second: cost = (output duration + the duration of each reference video) x the rate for that resolution. Reference images and audio are free. The hold at submit uses that number and the settle uses the same one, so they are always equal; a failed or timed-out render refunds it in full. Because reference video seconds are billed, their duration must be stated explicitly.

What is the difference between Standard and Prime?

Speed and price only — the capabilities are identical, line for line. The same 2-second clip took about 2m45s on Standard and about 37s on Prime, and Prime costs roughly a third more per second. If you are not in a hurry, use Standard.

How long does a render take?

A 2-second clip is about 2-3 minutes on Standard; a 5-second clip with four reference images measured about 11 minutes. Prime is markedly faster. Poll the job id rather than waiting synchronously, every 10-15 seconds.

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