Wan Prime example 1
Watch how the subject, movement and framing work together within the scene.
Wan 3.0 Video Prime video examples
Examples sourced from Kie AI's public model page. Watch the clips to explore motion, visual direction and scene composition.
Wan Prime example 2
Compare the clip's camera direction, pacing and visual details with your own creative brief.
What is Wan 3.0 Video Prime?
Wan 3.0 Video Prime is a multimodal AI video model. Its published capabilities combine written instructions with image, video and audio inputs to guide a scene. A prompt can describe the action and camera, while supporting references communicate the look, movement or sound you want to explore. Study the examples to see how a focused idea translates into a moving scene.
Multimodal video direction with Wan Prime
Use each reference to express a different part of the scene, from a visual starting point to motion and sound.
Describe the shot in text
Set the subject, action, camera movement and atmosphere in a written brief. Keep the direction focused so the references support the same scene.
Guide the scene with multiple media
Wan 3.0 Video Prime supports image, video and audio inputs alongside text. These inputs provide additional creative direction for multimodal video generation.
Allow a scene to develop
The model supports videos up to 30 seconds. Plan a clear beginning, movement and ending when your idea needs more than a brief visual moment.
Plan a 30-second video with Wan 3.0 Video Prime
Prepare a focused creative brief by defining the sequence, choosing relevant references and reviewing the intended pace.
Wan 3.0 Video Prime FAQ
Model capabilities, scene planning and video examples.
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What inputs does Wan 3.0 Video Prime support?
Its published capabilities include text, image, video and audio inputs for multimodal video generation.
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How long can a Wan Prime video be?
The model supports video generation up to 30 seconds. Match the duration to the action and story beat you want to convey.
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Where do the Wan Prime examples come from?
The clips in the examples section are sourced from Kie AI's public model page and illustrate the model's published video capabilities.
4
Do I need every type of reference?
Plan around the references that help explain your scene. Give each image, video or audio reference a clear purpose so it reinforces the written direction.
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How should I plan a longer Wan Prime scene?
Define a beginning, a main action and an ending. Keep the subject and visual direction consistent, and choose camera movement that helps the sequence remain easy to follow.
Prepare your Wan 3.0 Video Prime idea
Explore Wan 3.0 Video Prime examples and multimodal video capabilities, then turn your idea into a focused scene brief.