Build a scene with a beginning, a change and a memorable finish. Wan 3.0 brings longer video generation, reference-guided subjects and cinematic motion to character stories, brand films and atmospheric scenes.
Wan 3.0 extends generation to 30 seconds and focuses on continuity across characters, props and scenes. That gives a story time to establish a place, develop an action and land its final moment.
Wan 3.0
See what you can create
A miniature story in motionAI-generated
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Tell the story across connected moments
Plan the opening, the action and the response in your prompt. Give each beat enough time, and keep the character description consistent as the framing changes.
A 16-second miniature story with the same small ivory robot, blue eye and orange backpack. 0–5s: tracking shot towards a greenhouse door. 5–10s: side view, the robot opens the door. 10–16s: close view beside a seedling. Warm morning light, quiet footsteps, no text or music.
Camera movement and atmosphereAI-generated
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Direct a shot that lets the scene breathe
A gentle tracking move, a fluttering sail and ripples on water can carry a whole mood. Describe camera motion separately from subject motion to shape a deliberate, cinematic shot.
One continuous shot of a wooden sailboat drifting across a calm alpine lake at sunrise. The camera gently tracks right, the sail flutters and small ripples spread. Stable distant mountains, no cuts, people, text or logos.
Made for your next idea
From idea to finished visual
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Write the story beats
Describe what happens first, what changes and how the scene ends.
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Set the visual identity
Add references or specify the character, setting and camera style.
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Choose the pacing
Set the duration and framing, then generate the sequence.
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