Tasks and inputs
Wan3.0 Video is listed for Image-to-video, Text-to-video, Video-to-video. It accepts text, image, audio, video and produces video, audio. Use the publisher’s input format and preprocessing for your chosen deployment.
Wan3.0 Video is a managed video-generation model supporting prompts, frames and multimedia references with native audio output.
The specification score summarizes recorded features and limits. It is not a benchmark result.
Recorded modality support shows what this model can accept and produce. An undocumented modality is shown as unknown rather than assumed to be unsupported.
Accepts
Produces
Wan3.0 Video is a managed video-generation model supporting prompts, frames and multimedia references with native audio output.
Qwen Cloud documents text-to-video, first-frame, first-and-last-frame and reference-driven generation. Supported inputs include images, videos and audio, subject to the chosen request mode. The model supports clips from two to thirty seconds at 30 fps, with 480p, 720p and 1080p output options. Input combinations have constraints; the availability of each input type does not mean every combination is valid.
Test a shot with a fixed product reference, another with a specific opening and closing frame and a short scene requiring coordinated sound and motion. Inspect the middle of the clip as carefully as its endpoints. Check whether references preserve identity and whether transitions introduce unrelated objects. For an edit, compare the requested change with details that should remain untouched.
The publisher also offers a Prime route as a faster service mode with the same stated capabilities. Treat that choice as a deployment and pricing decision rather than an independently proven improvement in visual quality. Video is billed using the selected route’s duration and resolution rules, so ordinary language-model token prices do not describe the cost. Keep source files, request settings and task identifiers together, and include reruns when estimating the cost of a delivered shot. Validate file-size and reference-count limits before uploading a larger project.
Compare the model on the work you need to complete.
Wan3.0 Video is listed for Image-to-video, Text-to-video, Video-to-video. It accepts text, image, audio, video and produces video, audio. Use the publisher’s input format and preprocessing for your chosen deployment.
Choose duration, resolution and frame rate together. Compare the cost of an accepted clip, including repeat generations.
Use the model identifier and account requirements for the selected API route. Confirm its request limits and output format with one complete task before connecting a larger workflow.
These records share a directory category. Check the source card, output type and deployment requirements before treating a model as a replacement.
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