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Wan 3.0: generate, then edit it properly

Newest Wan, open weights. Generate with Wan 3.0, then cut the result on a real timeline in the same tab.

  • 4s to 10s clips
  • From 8 credits
  • Edit on a timeline
How it works

How to generate with Wan 3.0

  1. Open the AI Studio

    AI Studio lives inside the editor, so what you generate lands in the project you are already working in.

  2. Pick Wan 3.0 and describe the shot

    Choose the model, set length and aspect ratio within what it accepts (4s to 10s, 16:9, 9:16, 1:1), then write the prompt.

  3. Lay it under your recording

    Wan 3.0 generates picture only, which is what b-roll wants to be. Put it on the timeline over the part of your recording it illustrates and let your own audio keep running underneath.

What Wan 3.0 is for

Wan 3.0 is a text-to-video model from Alibaba, available in REQO's AI Studio. Clips run 4s to 10s, and it sits in the balanced tier at 8 credits for its shortest clip.

Against the 18 other text-to-video models in the studio it is the 9th-cheapest to run and comes back 3rd quickest, at 8 credits and about 60 seconds a generation.

In the picker it is described as: Newest Wan, open weights.

Made by

ValueAlibaba

Clip length

Value4s to 10s

Aspect ratios

Value16:9, 9:16, 1:1

Resolutions

Value720p, 480p, 1080p

Native audio

ValueNo, add audio on the timeline

Credits

ValueFrom 8 per clip

Typical render time

ValueAbout 60s

Tier

ValueBalanced

When to pick Wan 3.0

The clip you need fits inside 4s to 10s, and you can wait about 60s for it.

You need 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1 - no other text-to-video model here accepts as many natively.

Where it runs out: Clips stop at 10s; Kling v3 Pro goes to 15s if you need one shot to run longer. Resolutions are limited to 720p, 480p or 1080p, and the higher ones cost more credits. It produces picture only. Kling v3 Pro generates a soundtrack with the clip, at 17 credits against this model's 8. At 8 credits it is not the cheap option: Kling 2.5 Turbo Pro runs at 7. Nor the quickest: Hailuo 2.3 answers in about 35s against this one's 60s.

What to weigh Wan 3.0 against

These are the 5 models closest to Wan 3.0 on price, render time and clip length - the ones worth weighing it against. Every model REQO offers is linked below.

They all run on the same timeline, so the choice is per clip rather than per project: generate an establishing shot with one and a quick filler with another, then cut them together in the same tab. Credit costs are the starting cost for each model’s shortest clip; longer durations and higher resolutions cost more.

Wan 3.0 (this page)

Length4s to 10s
From (credits)8
Typical wait60s
TierBalanced

Gemini Omni Flash

Length3s to 10s
From (credits)6
Typical wait60s
TierBalanced

Kling 2.5 Turbo Pro

Length5s or 10s
From (credits)7
Typical wait70s
TierBalanced

Veo 3.1 Lite

Length4s, 6s or 8s
From (credits)4
Typical wait60s
TierBalanced

Wan 2.7

Length4s to 15s
From (credits)8
Typical wait60s
TierBalanced

Kling 2.6 Pro

Length5s or 10s
From (credits)14
Typical wait70s
TierBalanced

Generating is the easy half

Most generators hand you a clip and stop, which leaves you downloading files and re-uploading them somewhere else to make anything of them.

In REQO the Wan 3.0 result lands next to your screen recordings and uploads, about 60 seconds after you describe the shot. Pick the aspect ratio before you generate (16:9, 9:16, 1:1); afterwards it is a crop.

The AI Studio (talking avatars, text-to-video and AI images) and the AI clip tools (background removal, chroma key, face touch-up, noise cancellation, auto cleanup, auto b-roll, auto-zoom) are Pro features. Generation includes 100 credits a month plus top-ups.

FAQ

Wan 3.0: questions

How much does Wan 3.0 cost?

From 8 credits per clip at its shortest length, and the studio shows the exact figure for the length and resolution you pick before it charges you. AI Studio is part of Pro.

How long can a Wan 3.0 clip be?

4s to 10s. That is a hard limit of the model, not a plan limit - a longer piece is several generations laid end to end.

What aspect ratios does Wan 3.0 support?

16:9, 9:16, 1:1, at 720p, 480p, 1080p. Anything else is a crop afterwards, which the free crop tool handles.

Does Wan 3.0 generate audio?

No. It produces picture only, so add music, a voiceover or your own recorded audio on the timeline afterwards - which costs nothing on top of the 8 credits the clip itself uses.

How long does a generation take?

Usually about 60 seconds for the 8-credit shortest clip; longer clips and higher resolutions take proportionally longer. Generations keep running if you switch tabs.

Can I edit the generated clip?

Yes, and on the same timeline as everything else. A 4s to 10s clip is usually one shot, so generate the two or three you need and cut them in sequence. Captions come off the transcript, and the finished piece exports or shares as one link.

Generate with Wan 3.0

AI Studio is part of Pro. Generate, edit and share without leaving the tab.