WAN

Wan 2.7 is a latest-generation AI video model that transforms your still images into dynamic, fluid video clips with enhanced motion smoothness, superior scene fidelity, and greater visual coherence. Whether you're a filmmaker looking to previsualize a scene, a designer bringing a product mockup to life, or an artist exploring new dimensions of storytelling, Wan 2.7 offers a powerful and versatile image-to-video experience that puts cinematic motion at your fingertips.

At its core, Wan 2.7 is built around the concept of breathing life into static imagery. You provide a starting image — a photograph, illustration, digital painting, or any visual you've created — along with a text prompt describing the motion and action you want to see, and the model generates a polished video that faithfully extends your original frame into a moving scene. The results maintain remarkable fidelity to your source image while introducing natural, believable motion that feels intentional and crafted rather than artificially generated.

What sets Wan 2.7 apart is its flexibility across multiple creative workflows. The model supports three distinct modes of generation. In its primary mode, you supply a single starting image and the model animates forward from that frame, guided by your text description. In its first-and-last-frame mode, you provide both a starting and ending image, and the model intelligently interpolates the motion between them — perfect for creating seamless transitions or precisely controlling where your animation begins and ends. Finally, there's a video continuation mode where you supply an existing short video clip (between 2 and 10 seconds), and the model extends it further, maintaining visual consistency and motion trajectory. This makes it ideal for building longer sequences piece by piece or extending footage that ended too soon.

Wan 2.7 also supports audio-driven generation, allowing you to upload a driving audio file in WAV or MP3 format (between 2 and 30 seconds in length). This opens up exciting possibilities for lip-sync animation, music-driven motion, and audio-reactive visual content — making it a compelling tool for musicians, content creators, and anyone working at the intersection of sound and vision.

The model offers clean, high-resolution output with support for both 720p and 1080p video, defaulting to full HD 1080p. You have precise control over video duration, with the ability to generate clips anywhere from 2 to 15 seconds long. While that may sound brief, these clips serve as powerful building blocks for larger projects, storyboard sequences, social media content, and creative experimentation.

Your text prompts can be richly detailed — up to 5,000 characters — giving you ample room to describe complex scenes, specific camera movements, lighting conditions, character actions, and atmospheric details. The model responds well to vivid, descriptive language. For example, you might describe a humpback whale gliding through deep blue water with sunbeams penetrating from above, illuminating textured skin as small fish scatter — and the model will work to realize that vision with appropriate scale, lighting, and motion.

Wan 2.7 includes an intelligent prompt enhancement feature that's enabled by default. This automatically refines and expands your text description to help the model better understand your creative intent, often producing more detailed and visually rich results. If you prefer to maintain exact control over your prompt without any rewriting, you can simply toggle this feature off.

For consistency and creative iteration, the model supports a seed value that lets you reproduce identical results. This is invaluable when you're fine-tuning a particular look or exploring subtle variations — set the same seed and adjust your prompt or settings to see exactly how each change affects the output.

You also have access to a negative prompt field where you can specify things you want the model to avoid — such as low resolution, distortion, blurriness, bad proportions, or extra fingers. This gives you an additional layer of creative control to steer the output away from common artifacts and toward the polished quality you're after.

The model accepts a wide range of input image formats including JPEG, PNG, BMP, and WEBP, with a generous file size limit of 20 MB per image. For video continuation, it supports MP4 and MOV files up to 100 MB and between 2 and 10 seconds in duration. Audio inputs support WAV and MP3 up to 15 MB.

Wan 2.7 excels at stylized content, visual transformation, and lip-sync — reflecting its strengths across artistic, transformative, and audio-driven video generation. Whether you're creating stylized animations from illustrated artwork, transforming product photography into engaging video content, or syncing character animations to voiceover audio, this model has been designed with creative versatility in mind.

A built-in content moderation system is enabled by default to help ensure that both inputs and outputs meet safety standards, providing peace of mind when working on professional or commercial projects.

For creative professionals seeking a reliable, high-quality tool to turn still images into captivating video content, Wan 2.7 represents a significant step forward in AI-powered video generation — combining smooth motion, faithful scene reproduction, and flexible creative controls in a single, unified workflow.