Create stunning videos with the new Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator. Transform text prompts or images into cinematic scenes, product motion, animated graphics, campaign concepts, and sound-rich visual ideas.
Explore animated product shots, cinematic establishing scenes, vertical creator clips, character performances, and designed transitions with explicit visual and sound direction.
The VideoWeb AI form keeps input mode, model execution record, and available parameters synchronized through the released Flaq AI package data.
Build a scene from text by specifying the subject, sequence of action, location, lens behavior, light, pace, and audible atmosphere.
Begin from a visual reference and tell Wan 3.0 how the subject, background, camera, and timing should evolve without losing the starting composition.
In supported image workflows, add a closing frame to define the destination for a reveal, transformation, scene transition, or controlled camera journey.
Select a duration from 5 through 30 seconds, choose a supported aspect ratio, and use only the resolution choices valid for the active text or image mode.
Turn briefs and reference frames into reviewable audio-visual drafts while the interface exposes only package-backed Wan 3.0 capabilities.
Move between blank-page prompting and reference-led animation without rebuilding the project in a different generator or learning a second control layout.
Use longer duration options when a concept needs setup, development, and a readable finish instead of compressing every idea into a single short action.
Frame the idea for widescreen, portrait, square, or classic placements before generation, making the first review closer to its intended channel.
Include dialogue cues, effects, ambience, or music intent in the same brief as movement and camera direction to evaluate a fuller scene concept.
Create practical motion studies for marketing, social publishing, design review, story development, and production planning.
Convert catalog images and campaign key art into rotations, close-ups, material details, environment reveals, and concise product stories.
Prototype hooks, reactions, lifestyle moments, visual loops, and short narrative beats in the aspect ratio expected by the destination feed.
Direct posture, expression, gestures, interaction, camera response, and environmental motion around an illustrated or photographed character.
Test shot timing, transformations, location changes, and planned start-to-finish compositions before investing in a larger production pass.
Set up and iterate on a Wan 3.0 generation in three clear stages.