Wan 3.0

Wan 3.0 generates up to 30 seconds in one pass, up from the 15-second ceiling on the Wan 2.6 series. That longer window turns a 30-second AI video into a usable scene rather than a fragment, so a continuous camera move or a one-take shot can play out without stitching segments together. A smart duration option also suggests a length based on your prompt.

The model writes dialogue, background music, and sound effects alongside the picture instead of leaving you to add them later. You can also feed in an audio track to drive lip sync or dance motion. The result arrives as a single MP4 with picture and sound already aligned.

One model handles text, image, video, and audio inputs at once, reading up to 20 reference items in a single request. Images, video, and audio are counted separately, so you can mix a character photo, a reference clip, and a music track without collisions. This is where Wan 3.0 separates itself from single-mode video models.

Wan 3.0 holds a character's face, hair, build, and clothing steady across shots, and keeps props identical across angles, including structure, logos, and materials. The model also tracks how a subject stands relative to the camera so scenes stay coherent. For multi-shot work, this cuts the manual fixes that short consistency gaps usually cause.

Beyond media, Wan 3.0 reads doc, xls, ppt, pdf, txt, key, pages, numbers, and md files, plus public web links. One file or link per request, up to 100 MB and 50 pages. That turns office material into teaching slides, product demos, or animated charts without manual conversion.

The model edits existing footage as well as generating new clips. You can add or delete elements, shift style or lighting, rewrite spoken lines, and extend a video forward, backward, or in both directions. Editing and generation run on the same model, so you stay in one workflow.