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WAN 3.0 AI VIDEO GENERATOR
Give every idea more room to become a story. Create native 30-second videos from text, images, video, audio, documents, and webpages—with multimodal references that keep every important detail under control.
@Image 1SEE WHAT WAN 3.0 CAN CARRY
Six capability-led examples show how Wan 3.0 carries complete stories, subtle performances, demanding action, and distinct visual styles instead of producing disconnected moving shots.
A Robot Finds Spring
A battle-scarred robot walks through ruins reclaimed by nature and discovers a single flower beneath the cherry blossoms—a quiet story told through environment, scale, and emotion.
Create a sci-fi short film about a battle-scarred robot discovering the beauty of spring as flowers and cherry blossoms overtake the ruins of war.
The Moment She Learns the Truth
A betrayed woman silently pieces together what happened before facing the person responsible. Tight close-ups, restrained acting, and controlled lighting turn the reveal into a complete dramatic beat.
Create a live-action revenge drama that begins with a woman discovering the truth and builds toward a cold, satisfying confrontation.
Impact in Every Move
Dynamic tracking, whip pans, suspended impact moments, and a clear final pose give this fight scene the rhythm and physical force of a choreographed action sequence.
Create a high-energy fight scene with dynamic tracking shots, whip pans, slow-motion impacts, and a clean heroic finish.
The Final Sword Strike
A lone swordsman gathers power, releases one decisive attack, and defeats the demon king. The sequence builds tension before delivering a magical impact and victorious ending.
Create a Japanese anime-style scene where a lone swordsman unleashes a final ultimate attack against the demon king.
A Gentle Bedtime Adventure
A soft wool-crafted rabbit explores a bright miniature garden. Handmade textures, warm color, and gentle movement make the clip feel like a children’s storybook brought to life.
Create a warm felted-wool children’s storybook video with a gentle handmade look and a curious rabbit hero.
A World Worth Entering
Hero portraits, armored enemies, world-building shots, and combat moments combine into a cinematic concept trailer that introduces the game before its final reveal.
Create a fantasy action-game CG trailer with the world, main hero, powerful enemy, epic combat, and a dramatic final reveal.
WHAT IS WAN 3.0?
Wan 3.0 is a multimodal AI video model built for more than isolated short clips. It gives creators up to 30 seconds of native storytelling space, accepts visual and audio references alongside text, and extends the creative brief with document and webpage context. The result is a single workflow for directing story, identity, style, sound, structured digital information, and pacing together.
Five capabilities shape the experience
- Native 30-second generation creates room for setups, transitions, demonstrations, and payoffs.
- Smart duration lets the model choose the space a brief needs instead of forcing every idea into one fixed length.
- Omni reference combines image, text, video, audio, document, and webpage context under one instruction.
- Photoreal world rendering covers people, materials, lighting, performance, space, and synchronized sound.
- Pixel-level consistency keeps identity, props, UI, audio, and spatial relationships aligned across a sequence.
FIVE LEAPS BEYOND THE SHORT CLIP
Each capability expands what a Wan 3.0 video can communicate, preserve, and make an audience feel.
More Time for a Complete Story
Use native 30-second generation when an idea needs an opening, development, transition, and conclusion. Smart duration can match the length to the information density of your brief, giving explainers, commercials, and narrative scenes room to breathe.
Everything Can Become a Video Reference
Direct Wan 3.0 with the four core modalities—image, text, video, and audio—then add documents or webpages for structured context. Combine them in one instruction so the model understands not only how the output should look, but what it must communicate.
Rebuild the Physical and Digital World
Render convincing skin, materials, light, motion, voices, and environments while also representing software UI, typography, animation, and other structured digital information with precision. Wan 3.0 connects lived-in realism with accurate digital storytelling.
Preserve More Than a Resemblance
Keep characters, products, props, voices, locations, framing logic, and spatial relationships aligned with the reference. The goal is not merely something similar; it is a sequence that remains faithful to the details the audience will notice.
Give Every Shot More Drama
Strengthen action, sound, acting, camera energy, pacing, and plot at the same time. Videos do not stop at believable motion—they can land a reveal, build tension, carry a performance, and leave an emotional impression.
FROM SOURCE MATERIAL TO FINISHED SCENE
Use Wan 3.0 inside Topview when the idea starts with more than a prompt and the output needs to survive real production review.
Document-to-Video Explainers
Turn a product brief, pitch deck, lesson plan, or report into a paced visual explanation. Use the document for facts and hierarchy, then add image, UI, character, and audio references for the final presentation.
Webpage-to-Video Campaigns
Use a webpage as creative context for a launch film or social ad. Preserve the product language, visual system, interface structure, and key messages while adapting them into motion.
Reference-Locked Story Worlds
Combine characters, locations, props, voice, music, and a storyboard to build a connected sequence. Reuse the same reference set for campaign variations without losing the world you established.
WHO SHOULD USE WAN 3.0?
Wan 3.0 fits teams that need more narrative space, tighter reference control, and a stronger connection between what viewers see and what they hear.
Filmmakers & Previs Teams
Block complete beats, explore camera language, test performances, and communicate a scene before committing to a full shoot.
Brand & Product Marketers
Keep products, typography, interface details, and campaign style recognizable across launch films, ads, and format variations.
Creative Agencies
Combine a client's deck, site, brand references, voice, and storyboard into reviewable video directions without rebuilding the brief by hand.
Game & World Builders
Prototype environments, character interactions, UI overlays, and story moments while maintaining the spatial logic of the world.
Educators & Product Teams
Turn documents, software workflows, and structured information into visual explanations with clearer pacing and accurate digital detail.
Music & Performance Creators
Build around a track, voice, rhythm, and performance reference so the edit feels driven by sound rather than added after the fact.
HOW TO CREATE A WAN 3.0 VIDEO ONLINE
Enter a Prompt
Describe your video idea, including the subject, scene, visual style, motion, camera direction, sound, and intended duration.
Generate the Video
Review the editable direction and single reference image, choose the output settings, then start the Wan 3.0 generation workflow.
Review and Export
Review motion and reference consistency, then export the strongest result for ads, social posts, product videos, or creative projects.
WAN 3.0 PROMPT EXAMPLES
30-Second Product Launch
Use Product, Presenter, UI, and BrandDeck to create a 30-second launch film. Open on a tactile macro reveal, show the presenter using the product in a daylight studio, transition into a readable interface demonstration, and finish on the exact product silhouette with the supplied sonic logo. Preserve geometry, colors, labels, facial identity, and room orientation across every shot.
Digital World Explainer
Turn Webpage and WorkflowDocument into a clean software explainer. Rebuild the interface hierarchy accurately, keep labels readable, animate charts without changing their values, and guide the viewer through three tasks with a calm voiceover, subtle cursor motion, and consistent 16:9 framing.
Photoreal Story Sequence
Create a 30-second night-train story using Character, Compartment, Prop, and Voice. Maintain the actor's face, coat, silver case, compartment layout, and vocal tone through an establishing shot, two dialogue close-ups, a corridor tracking shot, and a final reveal. Layer realistic train vibration, rain, and restrained score under the performance.
WAN 3.0 CREATIVE PARAMETERS
A practical view of the inputs, controls, and output choices represented in the Topview workflow.
Up to 30 seconds
(Projected information; not actual model parameters)Use a fixed length for exact deliverables or smart duration when the brief should determine the pacing.
Text · Image · Video · Audio
Combine the four foundational modalities instead of forcing the whole direction into one prompt.
Documents · Webpages
Bring structured source material into explainers, campaigns, and information-rich video briefs.
Omni · Image · Text
Choose the workflow that matches the source material you already have.
1080P · 720P
Select the output tier that fits review, social, presentation, or production workflows.
16:9 · 9:16 · 1:1 · 4:3 · 3:4
Create for landscape, vertical, square, editorial, and social placements.
Identity · Props · Space
Use references to protect the details that make a subject or scene recognizable.
UI · Text · Animation
Direct structured digital information for product demos and explainers.
Voice · Music · Sound
Guide performance, rhythm, atmosphere, and audiovisual synchronization with audio references.
Shot-level direction
Describe camera, action, performance, pacing, sound, and continuity constraints in one creative brief.
GIVE YOUR NEXT IDEA THE FULL 30 SECONDS
Bring the prompt, references, documents, webpages, and sound that define the idea. Wan 3.0 gives you the space and control to turn them into a complete audiovisual story.
Start with Topview credits. Generation availability and credit use are shown in the product workflow.