Cinematic shoreline
“A woman walks along the shore at dawn, soft golden light, cinematic camera movement.”
Video model
You need 120 credits to generate images.
Preview
Example videos
Product reveal
Example videos
Cinematic scene
Example videos
Character motion
Your generated video will appear here after the request completes.
Wan 2.7
Smoother motion, sharper detail, practical control
Wan 2.7 combines HD output, native audio, and coherent movement for dependable short-form generation.
Up to 15 seconds in HD
Generate continuous 720p or 1080p clips with durations up to 15 seconds.
Native audio
Picture and background audio are generated together for a more complete result.
Controlled image animation
Use a strong first frame to preserve composition, subject identity, and visual direction.
Examples
Made with Wan 2.7
Example directions for cinematic movement, product work, and first-frame animation.
Refined product motion
“A premium product reveal with controlled reflections, a slow dolly-in, and elegant motion.”
First-frame transition
“Preserve the opening composition while the camera pulls back and the environment comes alive.”
Wan 2.7 workflow
How to generate a video
A short, predictable flow keeps credits clear before you submit.
Choose the starting point
Use Text to Video for a fresh scene, or Image to Video when you want to animate an existing image.
Describe the motion
Write the subject, scene, camera move, mood, and any details that should stay stable.
Set format and cost
Pick aspect ratio, resolution, and duration. The credit estimate updates before generation.
Generate and reuse
Preview the MP4, download it, or reuse the prompt and image for another variation.
Wan 2.7
Video credits
Wan 2.7 credits scale with resolution and duration. Text-to-video and image-to-video use the same table.
Quality5s10s15s
720p120240360
1080p180360540
Wan 2.7
Common questions about Wan 2.7
Answers to the main questions before you generate.
This page supports text-to-video and image-to-video at 720p or 1080p, with 5, 10, or 15-second output.