Wan 3.0 AI Video Generator Agent

Wan 3.0 plays out your whole shot list in one take of up to 30 seconds, sound included, at a price that lets you try again.

It follows the shot listSound in the same passFrom 150 credits
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Ideas to try

Examples

What Wan 3.0 can make

Press play, then picture your own story unfolding in one take.

A fight that never lets up

Prompt guide

How to write a Wan 3.0 prompt

Wan 3.0 reads a prompt as layered directions, as one r/VeniceAI regular put it: subject, action, environment, camera, audio, style. Give it each layer, draft cheap, then render.

01

Pin the character once

Face, hair and the exact outfit, then say "same person in every shot".

02

Time the beats

0–5s, 5–10s and so on, one action and one camera move per beat.

03

Write the sound

Dialogue in quotes, then music and ambience. For phone footage, ask for handheld shake and sensor noise.

04

Draft at 480p, finish at 1080p

Check the story at 150 credits, then raise length and resolution for the version you post.

Pay per clip

Wan 3.0 at a price that lets you iterate

Wan 3.0 directs your whole storyboard with real camera cuts in a single pass, in your browser with no GPU or install. Every clip shows its credits before it renders: 150 for 5 seconds at 480p, 300 at 720p, 600 at 1080p. Sound never adds to the price, and a technical failure is refunded.

One take: a woman in an orange tulle gown floating in turquoise water, sunlight rippling across the fabric.

Creative engine

What a clip costs

The figure is on screen before you render.

150
5s at 480p
600
5s at 1080p
30s
Longest take

Up to 30 seconds, one take

5, 10, 15, 20 or 30 seconds in a single generation.

Text or a still to start

Write the scene, or upload the frame it opens on.

480p to 1080p

In 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1.

Ask the SayMaker agent to plan your Wan 3.0 take and show the credits first. Want the same prompt through another engine? Seedance 2.5 and MiniMax H3 sit in the same generator.

Why people pick it

Wan 3.0 shot lists, sound and animation

It commits to the shot list

Running one illustrated UFO prompt through three models, the r/generativeAI tester found Wan 3.0 "actually directed it": saucer, cow in the beam, then a real cut to the kid at the window. Number your shots and each one lands.

  • Aerial, rear and overhead angles in one take
  • The same truck design from cut to cut

Voices, music and street noise in the same pass

A travel vlogger talks to the camera, tastes a snack and reacts at the viewpoint, with city sound under every line. Write the dialogue in quotes and name the sounds you want.

  • Singing and music come out strong
  • No surcharge for audio

A cartoon look that holds for the whole clip

Cel-shaded, 3D family-film or Japanese 2D: r/Seedance_AI tested whether a 2D style could hold for 30 seconds, and the top reply on the Wan 3.0 result was "by far".

  • Style words up front, then the action
  • 9:16 for Shorts and Reels
Copy a prompt

Wan 3.0 prompts people ran, and what came back

The exact words creators used for these clips. Copy them, or run them straight in the generator.

A circus stunt through a ring of fire

@iam_mian7 on X

Camera, lighting, style and mood each get their own line, and the flip, the horse and the landing all happen in order.

A cinematic live circus performance inside a massive dark arena packed with an excited audience. A highly skilled female acrobat with long blonde hair, wearing a vivid red athletic costume and white shoes, stands on a tall metal platform beside a huge circular ring engulfed in roaring flames. Warm firelight illuminates her face and body against the deep black background.

She takes a moment, gathers momentum, then launches herself dramatically through the center of the flaming ring. Capture her in a powerful backward aerial flip, body fully extended and rotating gracefully in mid-air. As she exits the ring, a majestic white horse gallops beneath her, wearing a dark navy saddle and bridle. She completes the rotation and lands safely onto the moving horse in one fluid, perfectly timed motion.

Camera: vertical 9:16, cinematic telephoto lens, dynamic tracking, slow-motion during the jump, subtle camera shake from the live performance, smooth motion tracking.
Lighting: intense orange firelight, dramatic spotlights, deep shadows, realistic flame illumination, atmospheric smoke and sparks.
Style: photorealistic, high-end cinematic sports footage, realistic anatomy and physics, detailed horse movement, natural crowd reactions, dramatic contrast, shallow depth of field, 4K, ultra-detailed.
Mood: thrilling, dangerous, spectacular, heart-pounding live circus spectacle.
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A travel vlog with lines to camera

@noorlewisx on X

Four timed beats, a spoken line in each, and one vlogger who keeps her face and outfit from the street to the viewpoint.

Create a realistic 20-second cinematic travel vlog featuring one young female travel vlogger exploring a beautiful city. 0–5 sec: She walks through a lively street, holding a phone/camera and says, “Hey guys, today I’m exploring this beautiful place!” 5–10 sec: She stops at a small local food stall, smiles at the camera, tries a local snack and says, “Wow, this is really good!” 10–15 sec: She continues walking through a colorful market, showing the surroundings and briefly talking to the camera. 15–20 sec: She reaches a scenic viewpoint, looks around happily and says, “What an amazing day!” then walks forward toward the next destination. Natural handheld camera movement, authentic vlog style, realistic facial expressions, natural lighting, smooth transitions, ambient city sounds, consistent character and outfit throughout, highly realistic 4K video.
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A cartoon truck on a canyon road

@TaliaAariz on X

Name the camera angles and the style, and the red pickup stays the same truck through every curve.

A stylized 3D cartoon animation of a bright red vintage pickup truck driving smoothly along a winding mountain road through a rugged desert canyon. The camera follows the truck from multiple dynamic angles—high aerial view, rear tracking shot, front three-quarter view, and wide overhead shots—as it navigates the sharp curves. Warm orange rock formations, sandy terrain, road markings, and dramatic canyon walls surround the vehicle. Smooth vehicle motion, consistent truck design, clean cel-shaded textures, vibrant warm color palette, cinematic composition, soft natural lighting, subtle camera movement, high-detail animated environment, polished feature-film animation style, 4K.
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What people posted

Wan 3.0 in the words of people who used it

Public comments and posts from Reddit and X. Every one links back to the original.

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Wan 3 having the cow flail as the tractor beam pulls it up is the detail that wins it for me.

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on r/generativeAI, same prompt through three models
Comparisons

Wan 3.0 vs Seedance 2.5 and MiniMax H3

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vs Seedance 2.5 on a stylized story

On the r/generativeAI UFO test the poster found Wan 3.0 gave "the boldest direction", while Seedance 2.5 stayed wider and more restrained.

02

vs Seedance 2.5 on price

Asked whether Wan is cheaper, r/Seedance_AI answered "much cheaper than Seedance 2.5". Same 30-second ceiling, a fraction of the credits per clip here.

03

vs MiniMax H3 on 2D animation

Same cel-animation prompt, 30 seconds, three models: the most upvoted reply picked Wan 3.0 "by far".

04

Clean by default, raw on request

Wan 3.0 hands you a crisp, polished picture. Want it to pass as phone footage? Commenters add handheld, shaky, sensor noise and out-of-focus moments to the prompt.

FAQ

Wan 3.0 FAQ

The questions people ask about it on Reddit, answered for how it runs on SayMaker.

Pick Wan 3.0 for bold direction and 2D animation that holds. On a stylized story the r/generativeAI tester found it gave the boldest direction, and on a 2D animation test the top r/Seedance_AI reply picked Wan 3.0 by far.

On SayMaker it is priced per clip by length and resolution: 150 credits for 5 seconds at 480p, 300 at 720p and 600 at 1080p, up to 3,600 for 30 seconds at 1080p. Audio is included, the figure shows before you render, and a technical failure is refunded.

There are no weights to download. Wan 3.0 runs in your browser on SayMaker, so there is no GPU to rent and nothing to install: write the prompt and render.

Treat the 480p draft as a check on story, timing and framing, not a pixel-for-pixel preview. When the beats land, keep the prompt and render the final at 1080p.

Number the shots with timestamps and give each one a single action and camera move. That is how the illustrated UFO prompt got its saucer, the cow in the beam and a real cut to the kid at the window, in that order.

Write it in layers: subject, action, environment, camera, audio, style. Pin the character's face and outfit once, time the beats, and put dialogue in quotes.

Yes. Sound comes out of the same generation, and the r/SoraAi poster found it "gets music and singing great". Name the song style and the moment it starts.

It runs on any SayMaker plan or credit pack, and a 5-second 480p draft is 150 credits with sound included.

Yes. Upload a still and Wan 3.0 opens the take on that exact frame, then plays out the action you write.

Shoot the whole shot list today

One commenter compared a Wan 3.0 take to a Pixar movie. Make yours: upload a starting frame or write the script for up to 30 seconds with the sound in, from 150 credits, priced before it renders and refunded on a technical failure.