WAN 3.0 Is Here: Longer, Sharper AI Video for a Fraction of the Cost

WAN 3.0 Just Raised the Bar for AI Video

Alibaba's newest video generation model, WAN 3.0, launched this week, and it's a serious leap forward for anyone creating video content with AI. Longer clips, sharper consistency, richer prompting, and a price tag that undercuts the competition.

Longer Videos, One Continuous Shot

The headline feature is length. WAN 3.0 generates single-shot clips up to 30 seconds long, double the 15-second ceiling of its predecessor, Wan 2.7. That means complex camera moves and continuous, unbroken shots without stitching clips together in post, giving creators real storytelling room instead of quick flashes.

Quality You Can Actually See

WAN 3.0 keeps character detail, spatial layout, and motion consistent all the way through a clip, with synced micro-expressions that make faces feel alive. Early testing shows dramatically improved object permanence and reliable color consistency scene to scene, so videos hold together instead of drifting apart. Camera directions like orbit and push-in behave like a dial you can set rather than a suggestion, so what you ask for is what you get.

Prompting That Actually Listens

WAN 3.0 accepts far more than a text prompt. Feed it text, images, audio, video, web pages, or documents like PDFs and slide decks, and it can turn all of it into video. For the most detailed, precise results, structure your prompt as Subject, Scene, Motion, Camera, Style, and Sound. The more specific you get, the more the model delivers.

Seriously Affordable

Here's the part our users are going to love: WAN 3.0 runs roughly $0.05 to $0.20 per second depending on resolution, a fraction of what comparable models charge elsewhere. That's high-quality, long-form AI video generation at a price built for everyday creators, not just big studios.

Try It Now

WAN 3.0 is live and ready to use right now. Jump in, describe your scene in detail, and see what a 30-second, single-shot AI video looks like.