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Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator

Create 2–30-second videos with Wan 3 in Virse, from text or first and last frames. Choose 480P, 720P or 1080P and turn generated audio on or off.

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Give the Scene Enough Time to Change

A product reveal, a short exchange or a walk through a room needs a beginning and an ending. Write the changes between them in order. Keep the first version focused on one action so you can judge timing, camera movement and continuity together.

Concept illustration: Static storyboard concept in three wide photographic panels: quiet cafe counter before a cup is placed, a hand sets down the cup, finished cup alone; same walnut counter, warm morning light and fixed

What Is Wan 3.0?

Wan 3.0, also searched as Wan3 or Wan 3, is Alibaba's video generation model. Alibaba Cloud documents text-to-video, first-frame and first/last-frame generation, and reference-based creation. The publisher supports clips up to 30 seconds at up to 1080P.

Concept illustration: Physical preproduction desk with a product reference print, a three-shot printed storyboard, folded cream fabric and graphite speaker; editorial production photography, no text or digital controls

Wan 3.0 at a Glance

Text to Video

Start with a scene and a description of what happens.

First and Last Frames

Optional source images define the start and finish.

Text or Images

The verified Virse entry offers text and first/last images.

2–30 Seconds

Choose a duration from 2 to 30 seconds in Virse.

Three Resolutions

480P, 720P or 1080P; the default is 720P.

Audio On or Off

Generated audio is optional in the current entry.

Key Features of Wan 3.0

Concept illustration: Two-panel static scene concept: first panel shows a closed cream curtain, second shows the same curtain half drawn revealing a tall sunlit window; identical reading-room geometry

Write a Beginning and an Ending

Describe the first composition and the final state. The scene has a clearer purpose when you know what should change between them.

Concept illustration: Single static hero scene of a graphite speaker on a dark walnut table with a cream wall and soft side light; clean approved opening-frame composition

Start From an Approved Image

Use a clean source frame when the product or character has already been decided. Remove temporary text and unwanted objects before planning motion.

Concept illustration: Single static closing-frame concept in a cream reading room with curtain drawn halfway to right, warm sunlight on a walnut side table, camera fixed at eye level

Specify the Last Frame

Virse accepts a closing image. Prepare a finish the action can reach without an implausible jump.

Concept illustration: Physical production-reference tabletop with a large printed opening-frame photo of a cream reading room, a matching closing-frame photo with its curtain half open, a cream linen sample and walnut mate

Keep the Current Inputs Clear

Virse’s entry uses text and optional first and last frames. The publisher’s broader video and audio reference workflows are separate capabilities.

Concept illustration: Static scene concept of a cream espresso cup settling on walnut counter beside a natural human hand, contact shadow and fine steam suggest action, no audio symbols or motion arrows

Plan Sound Alongside the Action

Turn generated audio on or off in Virse. When it is on, describe ambient sound and the important sound event, then review the soundtrack.

Concept illustration: Three-panel storyboard concept following the same fictional woman in a rust cardigan as she approaches a counter, places a cream cup and steps back, identity and cafe background consistent

Judge the Sequence as a Whole

A longer clip needs continuity from start to finish. Review identity, motion and pacing across the whole scene, not only its first frame.

Build a Wan 3.0 Scene in Virse

Select Wan 3 in the workspace, prepare the text or source frames, then choose duration, resolution and sound.

Organise the Opening Frame

Choose a clear image that establishes the subject and scene. Prepare any alternative frame before writing the motion brief.

Concept illustration: A physical reference photograph of a graphite speaker pinned beside a clean wider studio print, one approved opening-frame art direction, no wording

Prepare the Closing Frame

If the ending is already decided, add a last-frame image. Keep the subject and setting compatible with the opening frame.

Concept illustration: Tactile reference board with cream linen, a walnut wood sample, a cafe interior photograph and a ceramic cup photograph; no screen or labels

Compare Timing With the Same Subject

Keep the opening frame while changing the action or camera direction. Review each attempt against the intended ending.

Concept illustration: Production tabletop with two distinct storyboard strips for the same ceramic cup and cafe counter: first strip cup before and after placement, second strip a slower camera view of the finished cup. Pr

Confirm Duration and Compute

The catalog displays estimated rates of 8, 15 and 30 compute per second at 480P, 720P and 1080P. Review the quote for the duration you choose.

Concept illustration: Film-production tabletop with blank shot-list sheets, a pocket stopwatch with an unmarked dial and three storyboard photographs, no numerals, prices or text

What Can You Create with Wan 3.0?

Concept illustration: Static product-reveal concept of graphite desk speaker on walnut table, side key light and soft moving-camera-style perspective depth, no player UI

Product Reveals

Plan a clear camera move around one finished product.

Concept illustration: Static narrative scene concept: a fictional young man enters a quiet sunlit bookshop carrying a closed parcel, one clear story beat, warm natural editorial cinema photography

Short Narrative Scenes

Write one event with an opening situation and a visible resolution.

Concept illustration: Static approved-frame concept of a cream curtain moving slightly beside a tall window in a quiet reading room, warm light and consistent room geometry

Image-to-Video Studies

Add restrained movement to an approved still frame.

Concept illustration: Diptych of a reading room with a closed curtain at left and the same curtain half open at right, matching composition, static planning illustration rather than generated video frames

First/Last-Frame Concepts

Design a plausible passage between two chosen compositions.

Concept illustration: Static scene concept of a small sunlit cafe with a cream cup on walnut counter, an empty wooden stool and softly steaming kettle in background, calm sound-on or silent scene concept, no sound icons or

Silent or Sound-On Studies

Choose whether the scene needs generated sound, then plan the action to suit that decision.

Concept illustration: Horizontal editorial composition with a portrait-oriented photograph of a fictional cafe creator beside a landscape cafe still, quiet counter background and no social app icons

Social Video Concepts

Prepare a short scene in the format required by its destination.

How to Use Wan 3.0 in Virse

  1. Select Wan 3

    Open the workspace and choose Wan 3, then set duration and resolution.

  2. Add Text or Source Frames

    Write a scene brief and optionally add its first and last images. Check that the frames describe the same subject and environment.

  3. Write Action, Camera and Sound

    Describe what changes over time, how the camera moves and what should be heard.

  4. Review the Full Clip

    Check the opening, transitions and ending. Review audio and continuity before exporting.

How to Write a Wan 3.0 Prompt

Describe the scene in concrete terms, then add the change or action you want.

  • Opening scene
  • Action
  • Camera
  • Sound
  • Ending

Instead of writing

Cinematic coffee shop, amazing camera, emotional atmosphere, high quality.

Write

A small cafe before opening, with one ceramic cup on a walnut counter. Steam rises as morning light reaches the cup. The camera moves slowly forward and stops at a close view. Quiet room tone and a faint kettle sound, no music or dialogue. End with the cup still and the background soft.

Wan 3.0 Prompt Examples

Concept illustrations generated for these briefs. They are not verified outputs from this model; video scenes are static images.

Concept illustration: graphite desk speaker on dark walnut table beside plain cream wall; wide three-quarter camera view, subtle soft reflection on top; product fully in frame, no text or logos

A Quiet Product Reveal

A graphite desk speaker sits on a dark walnut table beside a plain cream wall. The camera moves slowly from a wide three-quarter view toward a closer view while the speaker stays still. A soft reflection travels across the top as the angle changes. Quiet room tone, no music or dialogue. End with the speaker fully in frame. No text or logos.

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Concept illustration: fictional woman in rust cardigan behind cafe counter places one cream ceramic cup on walnut surface; counter-height fixed view, warm morning light; natural hands and clear contact shadow

One Action in a Cafe

A fictional woman in a rust cardigan stands behind a small cafe counter. She places one cream ceramic cup on the walnut counter, then steps back. Camera fixed at counter height, warm morning light. A soft ceramic contact sound and quiet room tone; no dialogue or music. End on the cup with her hands clear of the frame.

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Concept illustration: EXAMPLE EXACT STATIC CLOSING FRAME CONCEPT: quiet cream reading room, tall window with linen curtain half drawn to right, warm sunlight across walnut side table, consistent furniture and geometry, eye

An Opening and Closing Frame

Opening frame: a cream linen curtain covers a tall window in a quiet reading room. Closing frame: the curtain is drawn halfway to the right and sunlight falls across a walnut side table. Between the two, a gentle breeze moves the fabric while the camera remains fixed. Soft fabric movement and distant outdoor birds, no music. Keep the furniture and room geometry consistent.

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Choose the Wan 3 Input for Your Scene

DimensionText to VideoFirst FrameFirst and Last FramesSource
Starting pointA written sceneOne approved opening imageAn opening and closing imageSource
Brief focusSubject, action and settingWhat changes from the chosen imageA plausible passage between the two framesSource
PreparationDescribe the visible sequenceClean and approve the source imageMatch subject, geometry and camera directionSource
Virse accessEnabledEnabledEnabledSource

Tips for Better Wan 3.0 Briefs

Choose One Main Action

Start with a simple change that has a visible finish. Add a second beat after the first is working.

Name What Moves

Separate subject motion from camera motion so a stationary product stays stationary.

Keep the Source Frame Clean

Remove temporary captions and unwanted objects before using an image as the scene's starting point.

Listen as Well as Watch

Check the requested sound and any unexpected dialogue across the whole clip.

Wan 3.0 FAQ

Is Wan 3.0 available in Virse?
Yes. It appears as Wan 3 in the live catalog, with text-to-video and image-to-video enabled.
Are Wan3, Wan 3 and Wan 3.0 the same page topic?
This page uses Wan 3.0, Alibaba's version name, and covers the Wan3 and Wan 3 search variants.
Can Wan 3 make 30-second videos in Virse?
Yes. The current catalog offers durations from 2 to 30 seconds. Choose the duration that suits the action and review the full scene.
Does Wan 3.0 support 4K video?
Alibaba Cloud lists output up to 1080P for this model. This page does not claim native 4K output.
Can I use first and last frames in Virse?
Yes. The current Wan 3 entry accepts optional first and last images. Prepare a plausible visual transition between them.
How much does Wan 3 cost in Virse?
The catalog displays estimated rates of 8 compute per second at 480P, 15 at 720P and 30 at 1080P. Its listed audio-on and audio-off variants share those rates. Confirm the workspace quote.
Can I upload reference video, audio or documents in Virse?
Those inputs are not listed in the verified Wan 3 entry. Its current inputs are text and optional first and last images; the publisher’s broader capabilities do not establish Virse support.
Are the scene illustrations playable Wan videos?
No. They are AI-generated static concepts for the prompts. They do not demonstrate Wan 3.0 motion, audio, continuity or generation quality.

Prepare the Opening, Action and Ending

Open Virse, select Wan 3 and set the scene’s duration, resolution and audio option before generating.

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