AI video model

Wan 2.6 Video AI Video Generator

Choose Wan 2.6 Video when an approved source video should establish the starting motion and composition, while a written direction explains the intended transformation.

Wan 2.6 Video task directions

These local references help turn the current Wan 2.6 Video input and control contract into a concrete task direction. They are not presented as output from this model.

Every card identifies whether it is a verified model-family example or a visual reference. Reference cards are not model benchmarks or before-and-after claims.

Input contract
Text prompt required; 1 to 5 source videos are required
Current controls
Prompt length: Up to 5,000 characters · Duration: 5s, 10s options · Output resolution: 720P / 1080P · Framing: Framing follows the supplied media
Selection boundary
This workflow requires both a source video and a written direction. The source guides the transformation, but it does not guarantee exact motion, identity, or scene preservation. Choose a text- or image-led video model when no source video should constrain the result.

Action beat

State one subject action and the moment the clip should begin from.

Task direction
State one subject action and the moment the clip should begin from.

Reference direction, not a model output

Local ImagineClip visual reference. It is not presented as a model-specific result.

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Camera direction

Name the camera behavior and the visual change it should reveal over time.

Task direction
Name the camera behavior and the visual change it should reveal over time.

Reference direction, not a model output

Local ImagineClip visual reference. It is not presented as a model-specific result.

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Ending state

Define the final visual state, without treating this reference as a result from the current model.

Task direction
Define the final visual state, without treating this reference as a result from the current model.

Reference direction, not a model output

Local ImagineClip visual reference. It is not presented as a model-specific result.

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Evidence ledger

What this Wan 2.6 Video page documents

The settings on this page come from the current ImagineClip video workspace. Example media stays video-only and is labelled as either a verified model-family example or a planning reference.

Capability source
Current ImagineClip workspace configuration
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Example media
3 video examples; 0 verified model-family examples.
Evidence boundary
References demonstrate task direction only. They are not performance benchmarks, before-and-after claims, or proof that every reference came from this exact model version.

Workspace configuration

Current workflow contract

Use these facts to decide whether the model fits before you write a prompt. They describe the controls exposed by the current ImagineClip workspace, not a performance or quality guarantee.

Input contract

Input
Text prompt required; 1 to 5 source videos are required
Prompt length
Up to 5,000 characters

Output contract

Duration
5s, 10s options
Output resolution
720P / 1080P
Framing
Framing follows the supplied media

Operating boundary

Additional controls
Multi-shot
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Input
Text prompt required; 1 to 5 source videos are required
Duration
5s, 10s options

Compare available settings with related models

Check whether the input, output, and framing controls fit the job before you open a workspace. This table does not treat the example media as a cross-model performance test.

ImagineClip editing framework

Write a reviewable Wan 2.6 Video direction

This is an editorial starting structure based on the current workspace, not a creator prompt or a claim about a verified output. Replace every bracketed field with details you are authorized to use.

Create a short Wan 2.6 Video video of [subject] in [setting]. Start with [opening frame], show [one visible action], and use [one deliberate camera direction]. Keep [priority detail] consistent. End on [reviewable final state].
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Capability source
Current ImagineClip workspace configuration
Input
Text prompt required; 1 to 5 source videos are required
Prompt length
Up to 5,000 characters
Duration
5s, 10s options

What you can control with Wan 2.6 Video

Transform a supplied source video with direction

Wan 2.6 Video currently requires a written direction and one to five source videos, exposes 5 or 10 second output, 720p or 1080p, and a multi-shot control. Framing follows the supplied source media.

Upload the required media

Text prompt required; 1 to 5 source videos are required. Only upload media you are allowed to use for the current project.

Confirm the clip settings

Current clip settings include 5s, 10s options, 720P / 1080P, and Framing follows the supplied media.

Current Wan 2.6 Video settings

These settings come from the current ImagineClip model configuration and help you decide whether the workflow fits the job.

SettingCurrent availability
InputText prompt required; 1 to 5 source videos are required
Prompt lengthUp to 5,000 characters
Duration5s, 10s options
Output resolution720P / 1080P
FramingFraming follows the supplied media
Additional controlsMulti-shot

AI video model

When to choose Wan 2.6 Video

Prompt-guided transformations of supplied source videos with 5 or 10 second output, 720p or 1080p, and multi-shot control.

Current workflow fit

Choose Wan 2.6 Video when an approved source video should establish the starting motion and composition, while a written direction explains the intended transformation.

When to compare another model

This workflow requires both a source video and a written direction. The source guides the transformation, but it does not guarantee exact motion, identity, or scene preservation. Choose a text- or image-led video model when no source video should constrain the result.

How to create a video with Wan 2.6 Video

Start with one approved source video, choose the five- or ten-second delivery and output resolution, then write the specific action, visual treatment, and camera change the transformation should follow.

  1. 1

    Choose the source video before writing the change

    Confirm that the source video is authorized and already contains the movement or composition you want to transform. Then describe one deliberate change instead of asking the prompt to replace every element at once.

  2. 2

    Check the source video and transformation direction

    Confirm that the source video has the right subject, framing, and action to start from, then use the written direction only to state what should change or remain.

  3. 3

    Confirm duration and output controls

    Confirm the current 5s, 10s options, 720P / 1080P, and Framing follows the supplied media in the workspace before generation.

  4. 4

    Generate and review continuity

    Before public use, inspect subject motion, camera changes, visible text, sound, and the final frame.

Checks before you create and publish

Treat the workspace as current
Model availability and settings can change. Use the options shown in the current workspace before you submit.
Use approved source media
When you upload images, video, or audio, confirm that you are allowed to use and publish it for the current project.
Review the generated video
Before publishing, manually check motion continuity, text, sound, people, product details, and marks.

Wan 2.6 Video FAQ

Can I use Wan 2.6 Video without uploading a source video?
No. Wan 2.6 Video is a source-video transformation workflow: the current configuration requires at least one source video and a written direction. Choose a text- or image-led model when no source video is available.
Can I start Wan 2.6 Video from reference media?
Text prompt required; 1 to 5 source videos are required. Check the current media type and quantity limits before generation, and upload only approved source material.
How long can a Wan 2.6 Video video be?
The current video-duration setup is 5s, 10s options.
What output controls does Wan 2.6 Video currently offer?
Current output options include 720P / 1080P and Framing follows the supplied media. Other available controls include multi-shot.
Can I publish a generated result without review?
No. Before public use, manually review motion continuity, text, sound, product details, and any other element that must be accurate.

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Capability source: Current ImagineClip video-model configuration.

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