What Wan 3.0 is good at.
Wan 3.0 is a video generation model from Alibaba, built by the Wan team at Alibaba Cloud. Alibaba and the Geneso catalog write the name “Wan3.0”, without a space; this page uses “Wan 3.0” for readability. Alibaba Cloud launched it on Model Studio on August 24, 2026.
Alibaba says a single generation can reach 30 seconds and 1080p, with native audio. Its announcement names a few strengths: long continuous camera moves; realistic faces, skin texture and emotion; consistent characters, props, sound, space and style; and clear software interfaces, charts and text on screen.
One model covers several ways to start a clip. You can write a prompt, supply a first frame, supply a first and a last frame, or add reference images to keep a subject consistent. Alibaba lists more input types, including audio, video, documents and web pages. In the Geneso generator you use a text prompt with up to two frame images and up to ten reference images.
Audio is generated with the picture. Describe what should be heard, such as room tone, wind or a click, and say “no music” when you want none, as the takes below do.
How to use Wan 3.0 on Geneso.
Start in the video generator. The buttons on this page preselect Wan 3.0. You can write prompts in Spanish too; Geneso is available in English and Spanish.
- 01
Describe the shot
Name the subject, setting and one main action, then add the camera move and the sound. The maker highlights continuous camera movement, so say how the camera travels: pushing in, gliding forward or tracking alongside. For text on screen, put the exact words in quotation marks and ask for them to be sharp and readable.
- 02
Set the format and references
Choose a duration from 2 to 30 seconds and a resolution of 480p, 720p or 1080p. Geneso offers 1:1, 16:9, 9:16, 4:3 and 3:4 framing. Add up to two frame images to set a first and last frame, or up to ten reference images to keep a person, product or place consistent.
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Check credits, generate and review
Check the credit estimate, generate, then watch the clip with the sound on. If you try again, change one part of the prompt at a time. A short test clip is an easy way to refine a prompt before you ask for a long one.
Prompt tips and examples.
The three takes below are 2 second clips at 720p with audio, the shortest duration Wan 3.0 offers on Geneso. Each leans on a strength the maker names. Take 2 asks for a laptop chart titled “Q3 SALES”: the title is readable and correctly spelled, the last bar rises and a cursor clicks it. Take 4 is one low dolly shot through a sunflower field at sunset, a test of continuous camera movement.
Take 3 is a vertical close-up of a young woman reading a handwritten letter on a train. The prompt asks for happy tears and a slow smile; the clip shows a visibly tearful, emotional face but no clear smile. Treat emotion in a prompt as a direction, not a guarantee, and name the exact expression you want.
The hero take follows a breakdancer through one camera orbit, rain and a freeze. Its native audio brings together a beat, sneakers, splashing water and a crowd. Each slate shows its settings and the credit cost recorded when it was generated.
- Take
- 02
- Duration
- 2 s
- Resolution
- 720p
- Aspect
- 16:9
- credits
- 336
- Audio
- On
Readable text on screen
Generated
Original prompt
Close-up of a laptop screen in a sunlit home office. A clean bar chart titled "Q3 SALES" animates upward, the last bar rising highest, and a cursor clicks it. The camera slowly pushes in. Sharp, readable on-screen text. Audio: a soft mouse click and quiet room tone, no music.- Take
- 03
- Duration
- 2 s
- Resolution
- 720p
- Aspect
- 9:16
- credits
- 336
- Audio
- On
A tearful close-up
Generated
Original prompt
Vertical close-up of a young woman on a train reading a handwritten letter by the window. Her eyes fill with happy tears and she breaks into a slow, surprised smile. Soft late-afternoon light, realistic skin texture. Audio: the gentle rhythm of the train and a small soft laugh, no music. No text.- Take
- 04
- Duration
- 2 s
- Resolution
- 720p
- Aspect
- 16:9
- credits
- 336
- Audio
- On
One continuous low dolly shot
Generated
Original prompt
One continuous low dolly shot gliding through a field of tall sunflowers at sunset, petals brushing past the lens as the camera moves forward toward the glowing horizon. Warm golden light, gentle breeze. Audio: wind through the leaves and distant birds, no music. No text, no logos.Wan 3.0 vs Kling 4.0 and Seedance 2.5.
The table compares Wan3.0 with its faster variant Wan3.0 Prime, Kling VIDEO 4.0 and Seedance 2.5, using catalog names. It shows maximum duration, available resolutions, the starting price (the shortest clip at the lowest resolution), credits for five seconds at 720p and plan access. If a model does not offer a setting, its cell says “Not available”.
Wan3.0 Prime is the accelerated version of Wan 3.0. Alibaba describes it as faster generation with capabilities aligned to the standard model. On Geneso both accept the same durations, resolutions, framing and reference limits, so compare them on speed and credits rather than on settings. Geneso also lists older Wan models: Wan 2.7, Wan 2.6 and Wan 2.6 Flash.
Against Seedance 2.5, one difference is visible in the catalog: Wan 3.0 adds 1080p and starts at 2 seconds, while Seedance 2.5 offers 480p and 720p and starts at 4 seconds. Read the pages for Kling 4.0 and Seedance 2.5 for what their makers highlight, and keep the prompt identical when you compare outputs. For the platform question, see Geneso vs Krea.
Credits and pricing on Geneso.
A 2 s clip at 720p costs 336 credits, the setting used for the takes above. The lowest starting point is 2 s at 480p, which costs 168 credits. Five seconds at 720p is 840 credits; the same five seconds at 1080p is 1,680 credits. The generator shows the estimate for your chosen settings before you generate.
Wan 3.0 is available on the Free plan. For reference, the Free plan includes 300 welcome credits and 50 daily credits. Together, these allowances cover one clip. Check your available balance before generating.
Starter is $3.99 per month with 4,500 monthly credits; Pro is $7.99 with 10,000; Max is $14.99 with 20,000. See pricing for the current plans. Credits do not expire, and paid plans add their monthly allowance to your balance.
Geneso currently offers 108 available models, including 63 image models and 45 video models. Explore the home page for the wider catalog or browse image tools for still images.
Frequently asked questions.
Who made Wan 3.0?
Alibaba made it, through the Wan team at Alibaba Cloud. Alibaba Cloud launched it on Model Studio on August 24, 2026, and writes the name “Wan3.0”. Geneso provides access through Runware; it is not the maker of the underlying model.
Where can I use Wan 3.0 online?
You can use it in the Geneso generator. Open it with the model selected, choose your video settings and enter your prompt. The interface is in English and Spanish. This is a browser workflow for creating content, not a public developer API.
Is Wan 3.0 free to try on Geneso?
Wan 3.0 is available on the Free plan. A 2 s clip at 720p costs 336 credits. The Free plan includes 300 welcome credits and 50 daily credits. Together, these allowances cover one clip. Check your available balance before generating.
What is the difference between Wan 3.0 and Wan 3.0 Prime?
Wan3.0 Prime is the accelerated version. Alibaba describes it as faster generation with capabilities aligned to the standard version. On Geneso both offer the same durations, resolutions, framing and reference limits, so the table helps you compare their credit costs and plan access.
How does Wan 3.0 compare with Kling 4.0 and Seedance 2.5?
Consider Wan 3.0 for continuous camera moves, realistic faces and emotion, consistent characters and legible on-screen text, the strengths its maker names. On Geneso it also offers 1080p, which Seedance 2.5 does not. Use the table for duration, resolution, credits and plan access, and run the same prompt on each model.
What lengths, resolutions and aspect ratios can I use?
On Geneso, Wan 3.0 supports 2 to 30 seconds at 480p, 720p or 1080p, with 1:1, 16:9, 9:16, 4:3 and 3:4 framing. You can add up to two frame images and up to ten reference images, and the model supports native audio.
Can I use the videos commercially?
Paid Geneso plans include a commercial license; the Free plan does not. Geneso’s terms say your content belongs to you, subject to the license terms of each model. Review the plan details and the applicable model terms before using an output in paid work.