Text to Video
Wan 2.7 Text to Video
Describe a shot and Wan turns it into a short video clip. Wan 2.7 goes up to 1080p and lets you pick the length; Wan 2.2 is the quicker, cheaper option for drafts.
Opening this page is free. Generating uses credits from a Starter, Creator, or Pro plan. New accounts start with 10 free credits. Everything you make is saved to your private gallery.
(01)How it works
How to make a video from text
- 01Write the shot: who or what is in it, what moves, and how the camera moves.
- 02Pick Wan 2.7 or Wan 2.2, then set the aspect ratio, resolution, and (on Wan 2.7) the length.
- 03Press Generate. The clip appears in your feed when it's ready.
(02)Tips
Get better results
- One shot per prompt. Describe a single action and one camera move rather than a whole story.
- Name the camera move in plain words: "slow push in", "handheld tracking shot", "static wide shot".
- Try an idea on Wan 2.2 at 720p first, then rerun the one you like on Wan 2.7 at 1080p.
- Use the negative prompt for things you keep getting and don't want, like text on screen or extra people.
Models you can pick
- Wan 2.2
- Wan 2.7
Want the details first? Read the AI Text to Video Generator guide, or open the full Text to Video studio with your history and every setting.
FAQ
Text to Video questions
The things people usually ask before their first generation. Anything else? Ask us.
On Wan 2.7 you choose 2 to 15 seconds. Wan 2.2 makes fixed-length clips of about 5 seconds.
Wan 2.7 defaults to 1080p and can also run at 720p. Wan 2.2 goes up to 720p.
On Wan 2.7 you can upload an optional audio track to drive the video. Wan 2.2 doesn't take audio.
Browsing is free. Generating a clip needs a paid plan, and the credits it costs depend on the model, resolution, and length.
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