Wan 3.0

Thirty seconds at 1080p, in one pass. Nothing else in the catalog does that: Seedance 2.5 also reaches thirty seconds but tops out at 720p, FLUX 3 stops at twenty, and every other clip model here is a fifteen-second tool or shorter. If a shot has to run long and still look finished, this is the one model that will do both, and it is the reason to come here at all.

It takes a prompt and, optionally, a single first frame to animate. There are no reference images, no last frame, and no generated sound: the picture is the whole output, so anything the clip has to match must be in the frame you hand it or described in the prompt. Five aspect ratios plus Auto, and Auto is worth using — the model picks the framing from the prompt, and the ratio you set is ignored anyway the moment a first frame is attached.

Price scales with resolution and with every second, which matters more here than on a model capped at ten seconds: a thirty-second 1080p take costs six times a five-second one. Find the shot at 480p, where the same thirty seconds costs a quarter as much, and move up once the motion is right. It is also one of the slower models in the catalog. If the wait is the problem rather than the price, Prime is the same surface at roughly a third of it.