Wan video guide
Work from a line of text or a starting image. No install and no GPU: describe the shot and Frameo renders it.
Wan video steps
Follow these four steps in order inside Frameo.
Open the composer and choose Wan from the model list. Every frontier model sits on the same canvas, so you can switch later without leaving.
Type the scene, or upload the still you want the clip to open on. A first frame fixes the look, the product or the face before any motion begins.
Name one subject, one action and one camera move, such as a slow dolly or an orbit. Add light and a single style word.
Choose 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1 and a clip length. The exact cost of a render is shown before you start it.
Wan at a glance
Best for: Natural motion, clear camera moves and stylised looks, from text or a starting image.
The exact cost of a render is shown before you start it.
Prompting Wan
Made on Frameo
›Vintage 4x4 on a savanna ridge at dusk, lone acacia, camera tilts down from the sky to the car, low golden-hour sun from behind, warm haze, long soft shadows
›Extreme close-up of a camera lens on a wooden sill, camera glides slowly along the barrel, shallow depth of field, golden-hour rim light, no text
Wan is Alibaba's open-weights video model: it turns text or a starting image into a short clip. Running it yourself means a GPU and setup. Frameo runs it in your browser, and the exact credit cost is shown before each render.
Use text when you only have an idea. Use a first frame when the look, the product or the face has to match what you already have.
Wan makes short shots, one per run. The length choices and the exact cost of a render are shown before you start it.
Ask for one action and one camera move per prompt. Reuse the same first frame or character still across shots so the cast stays the same.
Pick Wan, add a line of text or a starting image, and direct the shot.
Start creating