Entry draft
Live quote
5s · 480p
HISTORICAL DEEP-LEGACY WAN ROUTE
Audio-ready 5-10s clips for text or image starts, prompt expansion, and 480p to 1080p checks.
This historical Wan 2.5 page preserves deep-legacy specifications, examples and search value without redirecting away. New generation starts on Wan 3, the current standard successor.

Wan 2.5 example
Short audio-ready draft clip
Audio-ready tests
Use native sound or attach a short WAV/MP3 track when timing matters.
Text or image start
Generate from a prompt or one source image for quick motion checks.
480p to 1080p
Pick lower-cost draft resolution or 1080p when the shot needs more detail.
Prompt expansion
Use expansion when a simple brief needs more visual detail.
Max 10s
Historically, Wan 2.5 focused on short single-beat or two-beat clips.
Pay-as-you-go
See exact live price before you generate.
Preset short-clip totals - see the exact live price in the app before you generate.
Live quote
5s · 480p
Live quote
10s · 720p
Live quote
Most popular10s · 1080p
10s
Up to 1080p
All prices are MaxVideoAI display prices in USD credits for preset scenarios.
Clips generated with the exact configuration you have access to in MaxVideoAI.
See what's possible with Wan 2.5 – Text or Image to Video with Optional Audio in MaxVideoAI (480p–1080p, 5–10s).
Jump into the app with one click and reuse the setup.
Dialogue, ambience and SFX generated in sync.
Keep characters, style and scene consistency across sequences.
Built-in guardrails and safety filters for responsible review.
Keep this page for historical reference and existing examples. Start a new Wan brief with Wan 3.
Attach a short audio file when rhythm or mood should guide the clip, then keep the visual prompt simple.
Compare Wan 2.5 with Sora 2 when you are choosing between lower-cost checks and Sora-style synced outputs.
Wan 2.5 works best with a single clear action and a short, concrete prompt.
Source: Wan AI
Describe one subject, one action, one camera move and one sound direction.
Use a single image to hold framing, product shape or character identity.
Attach a short soundtrack when rhythm, ambience or mood should drive the take.
Turn expansion on for sparse briefs; turn it off when every visual detail is deliberate.
Move to Wan 2.6 for longer clips, multi-shot plans or reference-video consistency.
Use 1–2 sentences when you want variations.
[Subject] [action] in [scene], [camera move], [lighting/style], [optional sound cue]. Negative: [text, logos, extra people, blur]
Quick = variations. Use for fast iteration.
[Subject] [action] in [scene], [camera move], [lighting/style], [optional sound cue]. Negative: [text, logos, extra people, blur]
Historically, Wan 2.5 worked best for short, sound-led beats with a simple visual brief.
Compare prices, formats, and capabilities before choosing your model.
Generate 5–15s cinematic clips with Wan 2.6 inside MaxVideoAI. Use multi-shot text prompts, animate a still image, or keep subject consistency with 1–3 reference videos. 720p/1080p, per-second pricing.
Generate Wan 3 video from text, images, or mixed references with native audio.
Generate premium Wan 3 Prime video from text, images, or mixed references.
Formats, settings and limits to check before creating.
Designed for sound-led clips where timing matters. Use it to sync visuals to music or voiceover.
Built-in safeguards and best practices for responsible creation with Wan 2.5.
Yes. If you don’t upload a track, Wan generates native audio. If you upload WAV/MP3, your track is trimmed/looped to 5 or 10 seconds and used as the main audio.
480p/5s for fastest look-dev; 720p/5–10s for internal reviews and social; 1080p/10s for hero beats and client-ready shots.
Yes. Choose 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1 before rendering; 9:16 is best for mobile-first placements.
Yes. Upload one still (portrait, product, concept art) and focus the prompt on motion, camera and audio.
Per-second by resolution (0.05/0.10/0.15 $/s). It’s mid-tier: cheaper than premium long-form, more capable than ultra-budget silent engines.
Structured direction yields more reliable results than long prose. Keep instructions clear and sequential.