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Key Features
- Stronger Temporal Coherence : Keep characters, objects, and visual details stable across longer video sequences.
- More Realistic Physics Simulation : Render fluids, fabrics, collisions, and multi-object motion with more believable physics.
- Native 1080P Video Generation : Generate sharper videos natively at 1080P, with experimental 4K support.
- Faster Video Generation : Create videos approximately 40% faster on equivalent hardware.
- Flexible Multimodal Generation : Generate from text, images, audio, or video with flexible sequence control.
- Audio-Driven Motion and Lip Sync : Synchronize character movement and lip motion with a specified audio track.
Stronger Temporal Coherence
Wan 3.0 keeps characters, objects, and visual details more stable across longer sequences, with less distortion, drift, or melting between frames. Build continuous character scenes, moving product shots, and longer camera takes without the subject falling apart midway.
More Realistic Physics Simulation
Wan 3.0 makes fluids flow more naturally, fabrics respond more convincingly, and multiple objects interact with clearer weight and momentum in AI videos. Create action sequences, fashion visuals, splash effects, and complex motion that feel grounded rather than artificially animated.
| Prompt | Input Images | Output Video |
| 15s, 16:9. A lonely curly-haired boy faces rejection at school, then opens pink Nike cleats in his dorm. Determined, he shines in a golden-hour match through fast dribbling, passing, and a teammate high-five. End on his confident smile and Nike Swoosh. Voiceover: “For the one who’s always ready.” On-screen text: “Just do it.” | ![]() ![]() |
Native 1080P Video Generation
Wan 3.0 generates natively at 1080P, bringing sharper textures, cleaner edges, and clearer details than the 720P output of Wan 2.6, with experimental 4K generation also available. Produce polished ads, product showcases, cinematic clips, and large-screen content with less reliance on post-generation upscaling.
| Prompt | Output Video |
| A 8-second studio product film of a luxury wristwatch on a matte charcoal stone pedestal. Start with macro details of the brushed steel case, knurled crown, engraved bezel, indices, and stitched leather strap. The watch stays still as the camera slides laterally, shifting focus crown to dial to strap, ending in a clean three-quarter hero shot with realistic reflections. |
Faster Video Generation
Attention optimizations make Wan 3.0 approximately 40% faster on equivalent hardware, helping users move from prompt to result with less waiting. Test more creative directions, refine scenes faster, and keep high-volume content workflows moving.
| Prompt | Input Images | Output Video |
| 15s vertical 9:16 UGC skincare video in a real home, smartphone look, slight handheld shake, natural daylight. Show strong before/after contrast: dull, oily, uneven skin becomes clear, bright, smooth, glassy. Match @image2 exactly and use it correctly. Application close-ups, no text, logos, music, or watermark, room ambience only. | ![]() ![]() |
Flexible Multimodal Generation
Wan 3.0 supports text, image, audio, and video inputs for first-frame animation, start-and-end frame generation, and video continuation. Turn a still image into motion, guide a transition between two key moments, or extend an existing clip into a fuller sequence.
| Prompt | Input Images and Video | Output Video |
| Use only @video1’s color grading and camera rhythm. 9:16, 24fps, 15s. A vintage convertible speeds along the French Riviera as a scarfed woman rides beside a Dior Book Tote. Cut to a seaside villa, iced lemon water, sunset terrace, and centered DIOR logo. Avoid blur, watermarks, and messy text. | ![]() |
Audio-Driven Motion and Lip Sync
Wan 3.0 uses a specified audio track to guide character movement and synchronize lip motion with the sound. Create dialogue clips, music performances, dance videos, and other audio-led scenes with tighter timing.
| Prompt | Input Images | Output Video |
| 12s authentic bathroom UGC with soft window light and a handheld smartphone look; never show the phone or filming setup. Close-up: “Okay wait—” Show product: “I’ve been using this sunscreen lately.” Apply it: “It goes on super light… no white cast.” Skin reveal: “And it just sits really nice on my skin.” Final pose: “Yeah… I actually like this one.” Natural ambience only. | ![]() ![]() |
Real Use Cases of Wan 3.0
- Short Films and Character Stories: Keep the same character recognizable across dialogue scenes, walking shots, and longer narrative sequences without obvious facial or clothing changes.
- Fashion and Beverage Campaigns: Create flowing dresses, moving fabrics, pouring drinks, splashes, and product interactions with more convincing motion for ads and social campaigns.
- Product Launch Videos: Generate sharp 1080P close-ups, 360° product showcase videos, packaging reveals, and cinematic brand visuals for e-commerce pages, presentations, and launch events.
- Social Ad Iteration: Produce and compare multiple hooks, camera movements, and scene variations faster when testing short-form ads for TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube.
- Photo Animation and Video Extension: Animate a portrait or product image, connect two planned keyframes, or extend an existing clip for trailers, transitions, and campaign edits.
Feature Comparison: Wan 3.0 vs Kling 3.0 vs Sora 2
| Feature | Wan 3.0 | Kling 3.0 | Sora 2 |
| Supported Inputs | Text, image, audio, and video | Text, images, start/end frames, and image or video references | Text and image inputs |
| Output Quality | Native 1080P with experimental 4K | Native 4K | 720P |
| Temporal Consistency | Stable characters and objects across longer sequences | Maintains reasonable consistency across shots | Supports coherent multi-scene generation |
| Physics Simulation | Improved fluids, cloth motion, and multi-object interactions | Handles common motion and scene interactions | Designed to simulate realistic movement and environments |
| Generation Control | First-frame animation, start/end-frame control, and video continuation | Automatic or custom multi-shot storyboards with element references | Multi-shot prompting, character references, video editing, and extension |

How to Use Wan 3.0 on Pollo AI
Choose Wan 3.0
Open the AI video generator and select the Wan 3.0 model (coming soon).
Add Your Inputs
Enter a prompt or upload an image or an MP4 audio/video file.
Generate Your Video
Choose your settings and click ‘Generate’ to create your Wan 3.0 video.
FAQs
What is Wan 3.0?
Wan 3.0 is a multimodal AI video model that generates videos from text, images, audio, or existing footage. It focuses on stronger temporal coherence, realistic physics, native 1080P output, and more flexible video control.
What types of videos can Wan 3.0 create?
Wan 3.0 can create character stories, product videos, fashion campaigns, action scenes, talking videos, and cinematic social content. Its multimodal inputs also make it suitable for both new generations and existing asset workflows.
Can Wan 3.0 keep characters consistent in longer videos?
Wan 3.0 is designed to preserve character and object identity more reliably across longer sequences. This helps reduce facial drift, changing clothing details, and subjects deforming midway through a shot.
How can I improve character consistency in Wan 3.0 videos?
Use a clear reference image, avoid changing the character description between prompts, and keep clothing, hairstyle, and camera direction consistent. Simpler scene transitions also reduce identity drift.
Can Wan 3.0 extend an existing video?
Yes. Its video continuation capability can extend existing footage while maintaining the original subject, setting, and motion direction, making it useful for longer edits, transitions, and campaign variations.
Can I use Wan 3.0 for free on Pollo AI?
Yes. You can start with free credits on Pollo AI to try Wan 3.0 AI video genenrator. Higher-volume use, faster processing, or watermark-free results may require a paid plan.

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