AI video model
Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator
Explore the publicly described Wan 3.0 workflow for multi-reference creation, 30-second scenes, editing and extension, and audio-video direction. Wan 3.0 is not available in ClipCanva yet.
Wan 3.0 Examples
Preview Wan 3.0 directions for product storytelling, social content, and camera movement. These images are planning concepts, not Wan 3.0 outputs.
Product Reveal Sequence: Beverage
Camera Direction Study: Skincare
Why Creators Watch Wan 3.0
Public descriptions of Wan 3.0 point to multi-reference video creation, longer scenes, guided generation paths, and follow-up editing workflows.
Multimodal Reference Material
Organize text, images, videos, audio, keyframes, documents, and webpages as creative context for the scene, subject, motion, sound, and visual direction.
Four Creation Paths
Plan text-to-video, image-to-video, first-and-last-frame, and reference-led video workflows so the brief and source material guide one coherent sequence.
Native 30-Second Continuity
Storyboard a native video sequence of up to 30 seconds, keeping the subject, setting, and camera intent coherent from the opening through the final beat.
Editing, Extension, and Sound
Leave clear review points for video editing and extension, then plan audio-video coordination around the intended action, transitions, and pacing.
Specification
Publicly Reported Capabilities
These workflow details are based on public descriptions and may not represent final product behavior.
Multimodal InputsPublic descriptions reference text, images, videos, audio, keyframes, documents, and webpages as creative inputs.
Creation ModesReported workflows include text-to-video, image-to-video, first-and-last-frame control, and reference-led video.
Reported Sequence LengthPublic materials describe native video sequences of up to 30 seconds, with continuity across the subject, setting, and camera direction.
Editing and Audio WorkflowsPublic descriptions also refer to video editing, extension, and audio-video coordination for a more complete sequence.
Wan 3.0 Workflow Highlights
Bring the subject, action, camera, environment, and reference material into one focused direction for the full sequence.
Reference-Led DirectionUse source material to establish the subject, setting, visual style, motion, sound, and camera direction before the scene begins.
First-and-Last-Frame ControlDefine a deliberate opening and destination when the composition, product view, or final beat matters to the sequence.
Continuity Across a SceneKeep the subject, environment, visual direction, and camera intent coherent across the full video beat.
Editing and ExtensionPlan points for refinement, continuation, and sound alignment as the story develops beyond its first generated version.
Best Uses for Wan 3.0
Explore directions for social content, product storytelling, brand scenes, and reference-led motion when visual control matters.
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Product Reveal
Move from a detail shot to a full product view, then end on a clean frame that can support a campaign landing page or paid placement.
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Social Story
Build one vertical scene with an opening hook, a single transformation or action, and a clear final beat for a short-form post.
03
Brand or Explainer Sequence
Use a simple beginning, middle, and ending to show how a product fits into a setting, a routine, or a customer moment.
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Reference-Led Motion Draft
Prepare reference images and a motion brief when the subject, composition, or visual direction matters more than an open-ended prompt.
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Wan 3.0 FAQ
Answers about the publicly described Wan 3.0 workflow and its current availability in ClipCanva.
Can I generate with Wan 3.0 on ClipCanva today?
Not yet. Wan 3.0 is not connected to a verified ClipCanva provider, so this page does not show a generator or substitute another model under the Wan 3.0 name.
Does Wan 3.0 support 30-second videos?
This preview is prepared around up-to-30-second video workflows. Final supported duration, formats, and availability will be confirmed when ClipCanva has verified access.
Which earlier Wan workflows does this preview build on?
It uses the familiar planning paths of text-to-video, image references, reference-led video direction, first-and-last-frame control, and continuation as context. It does not claim that every workflow is available in Wan 3.0.
What should I prepare before access opens?
Prepare the subject, visual references, opening frame, one main action, camera direction, continuity cues, and the final frame or payoff you need.
Which video model can I use now?
Open the model directory or comparison page to choose a currently connected video model based on your prompt, reference, motion, and camera needs.