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What is Wan 3.0?
Wan 3.0 is a website for making short AI videos in your browser. You describe a scene or upload an image and it generates a video clip.
The site names the Wan model family and does not state who operates it. Amplibee has not verified any link to the model’s original developer, so check the site if that matters to you.
What can I start from?
You can start from a text prompt or a still image. The site also lists reference images and clips, audio and an existing video as inputs.
- Text to video from a written description
- Image to video, with first and last frame slots
- Reference to video to keep a character or style consistent
- Editing with natural-language instructions
How long can a video be?
The site says a video can run from 2 to 30 seconds, generated natively in one take rather than stitched clips, and that it can pick a length for you.
It says video extension can continue a clip, and that sound is generated in sync with the picture.
How does pricing work?
Credits are bought as one-time packs: 200 credits for 18 USD, 500 for 36 USD, 1,300 for 72 USD, 3,300 for 165 USD, 6,600 for 300 USD and 13,000 for 480 USD.
The free sign-up gift is 20 credits, enough for one video. Free videos carry a watermark and are preview only, with no downloads. Larger teams can ask about API access and volume pricing.
Alternatives to Wan 3.0
AI video tools differ in clip length, control and pricing. Wan 3.0 is aimed at quick tests of an idea, with a pay-once credit model.
- RunwayAn AI video and creative tool suite.runwayml.com ↗
- PikaAn AI video generator aimed at short clips and effects.pika.art ↗
- Luma Dream MachineLuma AI’s video generation product.lumalabs.ai ↗
How Wan 3.0 compares
| Option | Best for | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| Wan 3.0 | Trying out video ideas from a prompt or an image without a subscription | Free output is watermarked and not downloadable, and the operator’s link to the Wan model family is not confirmed here |
| Runway | A broad set of video generation and editing tools | Plans and features differ, so compare them with your workflow |
| Pika | Quick social-style clips | Its feature set and pricing differ from Wan 3.0 |
| Luma Dream Machine | Using Luma’s own models | Plans and model availability are set by Luma |
Wan 3.0 is a fit when you want to test a video idea fast and prefer buying credits once over a subscription. For a wider creative suite or a model maker’s own product, look at the alternatives.
Questions people ask about Wan 3.0
What is Wan 3.0?
An AI video generator for image-to-video and text-to-video that makes short clips from a prompt or a still image.
Is Wan 3.0 free?
Signing up gives 20 free credits, enough for one video. Free output is watermarked and preview only, so you buy credits to download.
Is there a subscription?
No. Credits are one-time purchases and the site says they never expire.
How long can the videos be?
From 2 to 30 seconds according to the site.
Does it generate sound?
Yes. The site says audio is generated in sync with the video.
Can I use my own images or clips?
Yes. You can start from a still image, and use reference images, clips or audio to guide the result.
Is there an API?
The site offers API access and custom volume packages on request, by email.
What are the alternatives to Wan 3.0?
Runway, Pika and Luma Dream Machine are other AI video tools. They differ in models, pricing and controls.
