How to prompt a Wan video
Describe one subject, one main action and a camera movement. If the shot has several stages, put them in order and keep the sequence short enough to follow. Change one instruction at a time when testing.
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Describe one subject, one main action and a camera movement. If the shot has several stages, put them in order and keep the sequence short enough to follow. Change one instruction at a time when testing.
Watch the whole clip for changes in the subject, unexpected cuts and motion that does not follow the prompt. Inputs, duration and output options vary across Wan models, so check the selected version and mode.
The example shows a current price estimate on its detail page. Your model, duration and other settings determine a new quote in the workspace. Review that quote before generating; start with a short test to assess the result.
Yes. Open its prompt and settings, then adapt them in the workspace. Add your own source media when required. Reusing a prompt does not guarantee the same result.
Check that the chosen model and mode support your target format. Adjust the framing so the subject and action fit the vertical composition, then review a test clip.
Duration is one of the settings that can change the quote. Select the model and settings you need, then check the price shown before generating.