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Creative inspiration
Explore visual references for character stories, product videos, camera movement and animation. Use these examples to plan your own Wan 3.5 prompt and the scene you want to create.
Woodland textures, a red scarf and expressive creatures give this scene a warm storybook mood. Notice how the environment helps establish character.
Look at the cast and setting references to consider the visual details of a shared world.
A bottle, a presenter and a burst of color create an energetic product moment. Think about what the viewer notices first.
The subject and bottle references help explain the creative direction of the example.
Follow the car through a lit arena and consider how framing, pace and surrounding light shape the sense of movement.
Motion, vehicle and location references each describe a different part of the visual idea.
Two fighters and an imposing setting establish a confrontation. Watch how the opening, action and close views change the tension.
A fantasy image sets a visual starting point for the characters and their environment.
Clouds, cranes and layered mountains give this painted scene a gentle rhythm. Consider which details should move and which should stay calm.
The landscape reference establishes the composition, color and brushwork of the example.
Text to video · image to video
Write the scene you imagine or upload an image that sets the visual direction. Develop the action, camera and mood from that starting point.
Generate a scene from a prompt that describes the subject, action, setting and camera movement
Animate a product photo, portrait or illustration by describing how the subject and camera should move
Review the result, change a focused part of the prompt and compare a new version
Direct the details that matter
Build a product reveal, an expressive character moment or a cinematic scene. Bring the subject, action, camera and sound into one brief so the first video gives you something useful to develop.
Give Wan 3.5 a clear product photo, character image or written description. Specify the materials, clothing and setting that the viewer should notice.
Describe what happens and how we see it: a slow push-in, a glance, a product reveal or a change of atmosphere. A concise sequence makes the shot easier to direct.
Include dialogue, ambience or a musical rhythm when they matter to the scene. Check the sound options for your selected video and review the timing alongside the picture.
Use generation history to revisit a prompt and compare the result with your brief. Focus each new version on one useful change, then download the clip you want to develop.
Prompts, camera and sound
Turn a creative goal into a focused video prompt. Decide what the viewer should see first, how the scene changes and which moment completes the shot.
Use Wan 3.5 to explore a product ad from a photo or written brief. Describe the material, lighting and setting, then build the shot around a close-up, a demonstration or a final reveal.
Separate the subject action from the camera instruction. A fixed shot, gentle orbit or following move should help show the product, reveal the character or establish the mood.
Describe the room tone, a line of dialogue or the pace of the music. Where audio generation is available, review clarity and timing before choosing the clip for your edit.
Your first AI video
Move from a prompt or image to a video you can review. These four steps keep the input, generation settings and next creative decision clear.
Start with a product reveal, a character moment or a short social story. Decide what the viewer should notice and what needs to happen in the shot.
In Wan 3.5, describe the subject, action, camera and light. For image-to-video, upload a clear starting frame and explain which parts of the scene should move.
Review the selected model, video mode and available settings in the workspace. Check the displayed credit cost, then submit the generation.
Check the composition, movement, subject details and sound. Change the most important instruction for another version, or download the clip for your editing workflow.
For brands, creators and storytellers
Explore video ideas for real briefs: a product launch, a social post, a character scene or an illustrated world. Give each clip one clear purpose before building the next.
Use Wan 3.5 to explore product reveals, ingredient close-ups and lifestyle scenes. Turn a campaign idea into a video draft before selecting the creative direction.
Create short visual stories with Wan 3.5 for launches, announcements and everyday content. Start with a strong opening, then keep the subject and message clear.
Develop a character entrance, a reaction or a dramatic beat from a portrait and a scene brief. Reuse clear character and wardrobe notes when planning the next clip.
Turn an illustration into an animated scene concept. Describe the character action, camera movement and environmental details while keeping the intended visual style clear.
Explore a location reveal, a character entrance or an action beat. Use a visual concept and a concise shot description to develop ideas for a larger production.
Create scene ideas for a destination, a music mood or an immersive setting. Use lighting, pace and movement to decide how the audience should feel.
Frequently asked questions
Practical guidance on text-to-video, image-to-video, prompts, generation settings and credits.
Wan 3.5 is an AI video creation workspace for turning text and images into moving scenes. Use it to explore product ads, social clips, character stories and animation concepts, then review and refine your result.
Name the subject, action and setting, then add camera movement, lighting and the order of events. For example: a violet perfume bottle on stone, soft evening light, a slow camera orbit and a final garden reveal. Keep one clear idea per shot.
Yes. Choose an image-to-video option, upload a clear image and describe how the subject or camera should move. Use a starting frame with visible subject details and a composition that suits the video you want to create.
Plan a few distinct moments and reuse the subject description, wardrobe, palette and location notes. Give each clip a role in the story, then review continuity before combining your chosen clips in an editor.
Describe speech, ambience, music or sound effects when they help the scene. Select a video option with the audio controls you need, then check the generated sound for clarity and timing alongside the picture.
In Wan 3.5, review the selected model, video mode, framing and any other settings shown in the workspace. Match them to the intended use, such as a vertical social clip or a wider presentation. The selected option determines the settings and credit cost.
The workspace shows the credit cost before you generate. Different models, inputs and settings can use different amounts. Compare subscriptions and one-time credit packs on the Pricing page for your expected creation volume.
Check the subject, movement, product details, text and sound. Confirm you have permission to use uploaded images, likenesses and audio, and make sure the selected clip fits the audience and purpose of your project.
Compare Wan 3.5 monthly and annual subscriptions with one-time credit packs. Review credit allowances and validity to choose a plan for image and video creation.
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From your idea to a first video
Start with a prompt or image, direct the scene and review your first clip. Refine the details that matter, then bring your chosen video into the next stage of your project.
