On-site studio
Create at /generate/ by default — no forced external app path.
Video · Wan 3.0
Text-only, first frame, first+last frame, and multimodal reference workflows — more length headroom than Wan 2.7 for story-shaped HD clips.
Create at /generate/ by default — no forced external app path.
Membership unlocks create; credits span models with a pre-run quote.
Size, duration, input mode, and audio follow the studio catalog, with a quote before you run.
Wan 3.0 is the longer-window AI video generator on sora2.cc. Use it for text-to-video, image-to-video, first frame, last frame, and reference modes when a clip needs more seconds than a brief social sting — about 480p–1080p and up to roughly 30 seconds where the catalog allows.
Pick the input that matches your assets: a written brief for text-to-video, a hero still for image-to-video, bookend frames when the ending must land, or multimodal references when the studio exposes them. Membership unlocks create; credits quote before each run in /generate/.
Treat 3.0 as the length and flexibility tier. Story beats, product turntables that need extra seconds, and reference-led motion belong here. Exact duration and resolution follow the live catalog.
If about 15 seconds of 720p / 1080p is enough, switch to Wan 2.7 and keep the longer window for cuts that actually need it. Same account, same studio — only the ceiling and spend change.
Pick text-to-video when you only have a brief, image-to-video when a first frame should lead, first+last when the ending must land, or multimodal reference when the catalog exposes it.
Prefer 3.0 when you need more seconds than the tighter 2.7 window. Confirm duration in the studio; catalog limits can move with runtime updates.
Membership unlocks create. Credits display before each Wan 3.0 run so longer clips do not surprise the budget. The same wallet covers other studio models.
Default create is /generate/, not a separate tools workbench UI. Deep links from this page preselect Wan 3.0 so you skip the picker.
Short narrative clips when the brief is written and you need text-to-video with extra seconds.
Animate a hero image with a controlled first frame, then extend motion inside the 3.0 window.
Define start and end stills so the arc is not left entirely to chance.
Guide motion with multimodal references when the selected mode supports them.
Preselect via this landing or the create menu. You enter the on-site video studio with 3.0 locked.
Text-only, first frame, first+last frame, or reference. Match the assets you actually have.
Ask for the seconds you need, then read the quote. Longer is not free.
Watch the cut, then iterate prompt, frames, or length. Fall back to Wan 2.7 if you only need a tight HD clip.
Longer-clip Wan jobs that usually belong on 3.0:
Wan 3.0 generally offers longer clips and a wider resolution band (about 480p–1080p). Wan 2.7 is the tighter 720p / 1080p path with a shorter window around 15 seconds. Confirm live limits in the studio. Pick 3.0 when seconds and mode flexibility are the brief.
Not for text-to-video. You do need a still for image-to-video and for first-frame control. First+last modes need both bookends. Choose the mode that matches the assets you have instead of forcing an empty image slot.
Yes when you select a first+last (first and last frame) mode. That is the right Wan 3.0 path when the ending still matters as much as the opening. Text-only remains available when you only have a prompt.
No. This site uses the on-site studio at /generate/. Landing CTAs preselect Wan 3.0. There is no separate tools workbench UI as the default create path.
About 30 seconds where the catalog allows — always confirm in-studio. Duration, fps, and resolution can change with runtime updates. Read the credit quote before you render a long cut.
Text only when you have no still. First frame when the opening must match an image. First plus last when both ends are locked. Add references when identity must hold. Only use modes the studio shows for Wan 3.0.
Wan 3.0 is listed beside Wan 2.7 so length and resolution needs stay explicit. Create in the on-site studio at /generate/. Membership unlocks generation; credits are quoted before each run and apply only to accounts on this site. Exact sizes, duration, modes, and prices follow the live catalog and can change with runtime updates.