01Flexible duration
Match the clip to the idea.
Choose between two and thirty seconds. A quick movement may need only a short clip; a slower product reveal can benefit from more time without adding a cut.
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Wan 3.0, give the moment room to unfold.
Wan 3.0 is useful when a shot needs more time to develop. Its two-to-thirty-second range lets you plan a short action or a longer reveal without treating every scene as a fixed five-second clip.
2–30 secondsUp to 1080pOptional audio
HighReach video suiteWan 3.0
Prompt direction
Over ten seconds, a ceramic mug rotates slowly on a neutral plinth. The camera stays fixed. Soft side lighting reveals the glaze. Keep the handle shape consistent and add no text.
BriefGenerateReview
Illustrative artwork generated with Nano Banana Pro via fal. Not a sample output or benchmark of this model. Supporting imagery is illustrative too.
Duration
2–30 seconds
Resolution
480p, 720p, 1080p
Inputs
Text or a start image; optional end image
Audio
Generation can be enabled or disabled
Why Wan 3.0?
Short actions and longer reveals, in the same workflow.
A practical creative workflow for longer product reveals and more.
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Wan 3.0 is useful when a shot needs more time to develop. Its two-to-thirty-second range lets you plan a short action or a longer reveal without treating every scene as a fixed five-second clip.
02
Useful starting points include longer product reveals, portrait and landscape campaign variants, silent visual assets for a separately mixed soundtrack. Choose one specific outcome for the first pass.
03
The controls below describe what is available in HighReach, not every option in the underlying API. A longer duration increases cost and gives the scene more opportunities to drift.
Wan 3.0 capabilities
Turn creative direction into a workable shot.
Explore what Wan 3.0 supports in HighReach, with controls and limits that match the current integration.
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02Frame guidance
Set the composition before the motion.
Start from a written prompt or a supplied image. Add an end frame when the closing composition matters, and explain a plausible transition between the two.
03Sound and delivery
Keep the soundtrack optional.
Enable audio for a self-contained scene or leave it off for a separately mixed voice-over or music track. Select 480p, 720p or 1080p to suit the production pass.
Connected production
Brief, generate, compare, and refine without losing the creative thread.
How it works
Your first video creation, in three decisions.
Prepare the brief, choose the controls that matter, then review a small first pass before a larger production run.
01
Prepare the creative brief
Describe an action that can reasonably fit the chosen duration.
02
Choose your direction
Add start and end frames when composition matters.
03
Generate, review and refine
Choose audio on or off, generate a draft and inspect the whole clip—not only the opening frame.
Model lineup in HighReach
Choose your Wan 3.0 workflow.
Open the right tool with the model already selected. Check the live settings and credit estimate before submitting.
Create with Wan 3.0
Text to video
Build a scene from subject, action, camera and sound instructions.
- 2–30 second duration
- Audio on or off
- 480p to 1080p
Use start/end frames
Image to video
Use an opening image and optional closing image to guide the shot.
- Start image required
- Optional end frame
- Duration and audio controls
Plan your generation
Know the cost before you create.
Normal pricing. No temporary launch discount built into your quote.
Normal provider rates are $0.05 / $0.10 / $0.20 per second for 480p / 720p / 1080p. HighReach applies its standard video margin; duration and resolution both affect the credit quote.
Credits include HighReach's service margin. The tool recalculates the estimate for your settings and references. Actual token usage and output length can differ from an estimate.
Compare HighReach plans →Example credit estimate
1,000
credits
5 seconds at 720p
This configuration only—not an unlimited plan or a guaranteed price for every result.
Check your settings →Prompt playbook
Write better Wan 3.0 prompts.
A useful prompt behaves like a compact director's brief. Give every detail a job instead of stacking visual adjectives.
Give each reference a specific role.
Describe what should change and what must stay the same.
Review text, identity and fine details before publishing.
Starting brief
01Longer product reveals
Over ten seconds, a ceramic mug rotates slowly on a neutral plinth. The camera stays fixed. Soft side lighting reveals the glaze. Keep the handle shape consistent and add no text.
Another direction
02Let an environment reveal itself
A ten-second slow dolly forward through a greenhouse aisle. Leaves shift gently as sunlight falls across the glass roof. End on a small wooden workbench. Keep the architecture stable. Natural greenhouse ambience, no music or titles.
Choose the right model
Compare Wan 3.0 with other video models.
No single model is best for every brief. Compare the controls, cost and results that matter for your production workflow.
MiniMax / falMiniMax H3 Max Reference
Explore reference-led product stories
Guide video generation with image, video and audio references using H3 Max Reference in HighReach. Explore limits, resolutions and credit estimates.
Explore MiniMax H3 Max Reference
MiniMax / falMiniMax H3 Max Turbo
Explore storyboard motion tests
Create 5–15 second videos with H3 Max Turbo in HighReach. Compare normal pricing, frame controls and 480P, 768P or refined 1080P output.
Explore MiniMax H3 Max Turbo
GoogleGemini Omni Flash 1.1
Explore reference-guided short scenes
Use Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 for text, image, reference-led video and instruction-based edits in HighReach, with output options up to 4K.
Explore Gemini Omni Flash 1.1
ByteDanceSeedance 2.5 US
Explore multi-reference campaign scenes
Explore Seedance 2.5 US in HighReach: text, frames, multimodal references, video edits and extensions with 1080p output options.
Explore Seedance 2.5 USProduction notes
What to check before the final export.
Check 01
A longer duration increases cost and gives the scene more opportunities to drift.
Check 02
End frames guide the destination; they do not guarantee exact motion between frames.
Check 03
This integration is Wan 3.0, not a separate Prime endpoint.
Wan 3.0 FAQ
Questions before you generate.
Practical answers about Wan 3.0, available HighReach workflows, output controls, and prompt direction.
01Should I always generate 30 seconds?
No. Choose the shortest duration that communicates the action. Shorter drafts make it cheaper to correct composition or motion before a longer render.
02How do I use Wan 3.0 in HighReach?
Describe an action that can reasonably fit the chosen duration. Add start and end frames when composition matters. Choose audio on or off, generate a draft and inspect the whole clip—not only the opening frame.
03How much does Wan 3.0 cost?
Normal provider rates are $0.05 / $0.10 / $0.20 per second for 480p / 720p / 1080p. HighReach applies its standard video margin; duration and resolution both affect the credit quote. Your HighReach credit estimate includes the service margin and is recalculated in the tool.
Model notes & sources
Capabilities and normal rates checked against provider documentation on September 27, 2026. These are workflow recommendations, not benchmark results. Page artwork is illustrative and was generated with Nano Banana Pro via fal; it is not a sample output of Wan 3.0.
Wan 3.0 in HighReach
Make your next idea with Wan 3.0.
Bring a focused brief to HighReach. Choose your settings, check the quote, and start with one carefully directed result.