Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator
Cinematic 30-second video with Wan 3.0
Alibaba’s Wan 3.0 on Moosky: text-to-video, optional first and last frames, or default reference-to-video with standalone audio. Native sound, 2–30 seconds, 480P to 1080P.
Model Options
Choose the workflow that fits your scene
Both variants run on Moosky with credit-based pricing. Pick first/last-frame control or reference-to-video depending on how much reference guidance you need.
Wan 3.0 (T2V / FFLF)
Text-to-video with no frames, or optional start and last frames for cinematic camera and interpolation. Cannot mix frames with reference media.
Wan 3.0 (R2V)
Default reference-to-video for character, prop, space, and style consistency. Label Image 1, Video 1, and Audio 1 in the prompt. No first-frame path.
Workflow Detail
Pick frames, references, or a prompt — then spend the duration on motion.
Wan 3.0 FFLF cannot mix start/last frames with Image/Video/Audio references. Use R2V when those references or a voice sample are required.
Text or frames
Generate from a prompt, or lock the opening and optional ending with stills.
Or go reference-to-video
Attach character, prop, and space stills plus optional standalone Audio 1…5 voice samples.
Direct the camera
Write Motion + Camera for image-to-video, or Entity + Scene + Motion for text-to-video. Use Shot N timestamps when the draft has cuts.
Why use it on Moosky AI?
Model-specific controls with no subscription, clean outputs, and a workflow built for fast creative iteration.
30-second one-takes
Generate up to 30 seconds in one pass for narrative pacing and continuous camera language.
First/last-frame control
Lock the opening still, then optionally interpolate toward a last frame when the ending composition matters.
True text-to-video
Start from a prompt alone, or add frames when you need visual continuity.
Default reference-to-video
R2V is Moosky’s default for identity-consistent clips from Image, Video, and standalone Audio references.
Native audio
Optional output audio is on by default — dialogue, Foley, and score in the same generation. Exact lip-sync is still maturing.
480P to 1080P
Landscape, portrait, or square at 480P, 720P, or 1080P. Prefer Wan 3.0 when a 16–30 second clip also needs 1080P.
Credit-based access
Cost follows duration and resolution. The generate form shows an estimate before you submit.
Commercial projects
Use generated videos commercially subject to Moosky and Alibaba Cloud Model Studio terms.
Example outputs
Featured public clips created with Wan 3.0 on Moosky.
How it works
From prompt, frames, or references to a 2–30 second clip with native audio.
Choose a mode
Text-to-video, optional first/last frames, or R2V with Image 1 / Video 1 / Audio 1 references.
Set length and size
Pick 2–30 seconds and 480P, 720P, or 1080P. Credit cost updates before you submit.
Generate and review
Render the clip, preview it in your queue, then download the final video.
Pricing
Credit-based generation
Wan 3.0 uses Moosky credits with variable cost based on duration and resolution. Audio on or off does not change the estimate. Review the cost before generation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does Wan 3.0 require images?
No. Wan 3.0 T2V / FFLF can generate from text alone, from a start frame, or from first and last frames. R2V uses Image, Video, and/or Audio references instead of a first frame.
What is FFLF?
FFLF means first-frame/last-frame. Provide an opening still and an optional ending still so the model interpolates motion between them. Last frame without a start frame is invalid, and frames cannot mix with R2V reference media.
What is the difference between Wan 3.0 FFLF and R2V?
FFLF is text-to-video or image-to-video with optional first/last-frame interpolation for camera and motion control. R2V is the default reference-to-video path: up to 10 images, 5 videos, and 5 standalone audio files, labeled Image 1 / Video 1 / Audio 1 in the prompt. R2V has no first-frame control.
When should I choose Wan 3.0?
Choose Wan 3.0 for 16–30 second clips, first/last-frame control, 1080P jobs longer than 15 seconds, cinematic camera language, or default character-consistent R2V. LTX remains cheaper for short talking heads. MiniMax H3 is the budget R2V/edit pick for economical ≤15s dialogue. Seedance 2.0 is the premium kinetic-action alternate.
What duration and resolution does Wan 3.0 support?
Wan 3.0 supports 2–30 second videos at 480P, 720P, or 1080P in landscape, portrait, or square.
Does Wan 3.0 generate audio?
Yes. Native output audio is on by default and does not change the credit estimate. Quote dialogue exactly, or write “No dialogue.” Exact lip-sync to specific words and on-screen text are still maturing.
When should I use Wan 3.0 R2V?
Use Wan 3.0 R2V as the default for character-consistent scenes, multi-character dialogue, photoreal identity, and standalone Audio 1…5 voice references. It is not a chase/fight specialist — pick Seedance 2.0 R2V for heavy kinetic action, or MiniMax H3 when you need a cheaper ≤15s edit.