Plan a scene from its opening action to its final moment. Wan 3.0 on SWRFlow supports 2–30 second clips, up to ten image references and optional audio, so you can choose the length and detail your idea needs.
Resolution tiers
480p / 720p / 1080p
Clip duration
2–30 seconds
Image references
Up to 10
Aspect ratios
5 formats
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Your result appears here
Describe an image or video, choose your settings, and generate. Preview and download on this page.
VIDEO / PREVIEW / DOWNLOAD
Wan image inputs are content references here. Video/audio uploads, document and webpage references, editing and separate first/last-frame controls are not exposed.
FROM IDEA TO OUTPUT
What will you make with Wan 3.0?
A reveal with room to settle
Describe the opening view, a gradual reveal and a moment to hold on the subject. Try a camera moving past leaves to reveal a cabin, then settling at the doorway. Give each action enough time, and shorten the brief if the generated pacing becomes uneven.
Keep references organized by purpose
Bring images for a subject, an environment and the intended mood. State the role of each and remove conflicting references. The images guide the scene's content; they are not fixed start or end frames in this Wan generator.
Sketch a sequence before assembling an edit
Use a short test to establish the subject and visual style, then request a longer take if the action needs it. Treat 30 seconds as available space, not a reason to add unrelated events. Check continuity and timing before combining the output with other clips.
YOUR FIRST GENERATION
How to use Wan 3.0
01
Write the scene in beats
Describe what is visible first, what happens next and how the shot ends. Keep camera instructions distinct from the subject's movement.
02
Set the pace and references
Add images that establish the look. Choose 2–30 seconds, 480p, 720p or 1080p, and whether to include generated audio.
03
Review continuity
Generate once the estimate fits your settings. Watch for changes in the subject, sudden transitions and dead time, then simplify or retime the next brief.
AVAILABLE ON SWRFLOW
Settings for your next shot.
These are the settings supported by this generator. Choose them in the form and review the estimate before submitting.
Resolution tiers
480p / 720p / 1080p
Clip duration
2–30 seconds
Image references
Up to 10
Aspect ratios
16:9 · 9:16 · 1:1 · 4:3 · 3:4
Input
Text and optional PNG, JPG or WebP images
Image input role
Content references
Audio
Optional · default on
CHOOSE FOR YOUR SHOT
Compare video model settings
Compare duration, resolution and reference limits available on SWRFlow. Choose for your brief, then inspect the result to decide what works for your project.
Video model settings in the SWRFlow quick generator
The form shows the estimate for your actual settings. Generating requires sign-in and available credits.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Wan 3.0 FAQ
How long can a Wan 3.0 clip be on SWRFlow?+
Choose any whole-second duration from 2 to 30 seconds. The default is five seconds at 720p. Longer clips consume more credits; use a short test to check a direction before extending the sequence.
Can I use multiple images with Wan 3.0?+
Yes. This page accepts up to ten PNG, JPG or WebP images as content references. Explain which image defines the subject, setting or style. Separate first/last-frame controls are not available for Wan in this generator.
Can I turn a video, document or web page into a Wan video here?+
This SWRFlow entry supports text and image references only. It does not accept video, audio, document or webpage references, and it does not expose instruction-based video editing. Features described for other Wan interfaces may not be available on this page.
Does Wan 3.0 have sound and 4K output?+
Generated audio is optional and starts enabled. The current Wan credit rate does not add a separate audio charge. Resolution choices here are 480p, 720p and 1080p; 4K is not offered.
When should I compare Wan 3.0 with Seedance 2.5?+
Both entries support up to 30 seconds here, with different reference limits and credit estimates. Compare them using the same scene brief if timing or subject continuity matters. The table lists supported settings; it does not predict which model will deliver the better take.