Wan 3.0 Prime: busy scenes, up to 15 seconds, with sound
Alibaba's Wan 3.0 Prime makes 5 to 15-second clips up to 1080p, with sound. In our test it was the only one of four models to get every part of a busy prompt.
Real results
Made in solorender with these models. Nothing retouched.
Best for
- ✓Following a busy prompt. In our dog test it was the only one of four models to get every part: raincoat, lantern, waves, lighthouse beam, head turn and push-in
- ✓Clips with sound: both of our test clips came with a sound track
- ✓Up to 15 seconds and up to 1080p, with an optional end frame when you start from a picture
Where it struggles
- —In our product test the camera barely moved, though we asked for a push-in
- —It costs more per clip than Hailuo 2.3 or PixVerse V6. See all four side by side in our video generator comparison.
Prompts that work
Each one opens the studio with the prompt already in the box. They are also one click away inside the app, under the prompt field.
Product shot
Try it →A frosted amber glass perfume bottle stands on a wet black slate block. A single water drop slides slowly down the glass while a soft green haze drifts behind it. Slow camera push-in, glossy commercial studio light, no text, no logo.
From text alone. Name the surface, the light and the camera move.
Busy scene
Try it →A golden retriever in a tiny yellow raincoat holds a small lantern on a stormy rocky coast at night. Waves crash on the rocks below and the lighthouse beam sweeps across the sky as the dog turns its head toward the sea. Slow camera push-in, cinematic.
A scene with many parts. Check every part appears before you use the clip.
Questions
Does Wan 3.0 make sound?
Yes. Both of our test clips came with a sound track.
How long can a Wan 3.0 clip be?
5, 10 or 15 seconds, at up to 1080p.
Can Wan 3.0 end on a picture I choose?
Yes. When you start from a picture, you can add an end frame and it makes the moment in between.
Run these for real
Every model in this guide is live in solorender. Credits never expire.
Open Wan 3.0 Prime →