Wan Modelo de Vídeo IA
Alibaba’s Wan — versatile open-source video model with three variants (T2V, I2V, Keyframe) for full creative control.
O que é Wan?
Wan is the video-generation series from Alibaba’s Tongyi Lab. The latest release — Wan 2.7 (April 2026) — added Thinking Mode for logical scene composition, native audio sync, instruction-based editing, and 15s clips at HD. The Wan family is open-source and one of the most feature-rich AI video stacks in 2026.
On ZNIX, the production line is currently Wan 2.6, which is unique in the public landscape because it ships three distinct variants under one family — T2V (text), I2V (image) and R2V (keyframe). That makes Wan the most flexible model on ZNIX for creators who want fine-grained control over both the start and end of a clip. Wan 2.7 integration is in progress.
Wan also has a quieter superpower: temporal stability. It produces less per-frame jitter and noise than Seedance or Kling, which means its output upscales more cleanly when you push to 4K in post.
And because Wan is open-source under Alibaba’s license, the model is well-documented and well-tuned by the community — prompt patterns that work on Wan tend to work consistently across versions.
Capacidades do Wan
Three variants in one family
T2V for text, I2V for image, R2V (Keyframe) to lock both start and end frames — best in class for storyboard control.
Low temporal noise
Cleaner upscale to 4K than most rivals. Pairs especially well with ZNIX’s AI Image Upscaler on exported frames.
Open-source provenance
Released under Alibaba’s open license; well-documented prompt patterns and predictable behavior.
Strong on slow, controlled motion
Wan excels at gentle camera moves and elegant slow-mo more than fast action.
Quanto custa o Wan?
Pagamento por render em créditos. Créditos grátis no cadastro. Licença comercial incluída.
| Cenário | Créditos | USD est. |
|---|---|---|
| Wan 2.6 T2V · 5s · 1080p | 85 | ~$0.85 |
| Wan 2.6 I2V · 5s · 1080p | 100 | ~$1.00 |
| Wan 2.6 R2V (Keyframe) · 5s · 1080p | 130 | ~$1.30 |
Estimativas em USD assumem $0,01/crédito. Planos de assinatura reduzem ainda mais — veja a página de preços.
Melhores casos de uso do Wan
Storyboard-driven creators
Lock both the opening and closing frames with R2V (Keyframe); the model fills the in-between motion. Unmatched in the public field.
High-resolution finishers
Render in Wan, then upscale to 4K — the temporal stability holds up where Seedance and Kling start to shimmer.
Tutorial & training video
Slow, controlled motion is exactly what “step 1, step 2, step 3” videos need.
Open-source / dev teams
Predictable prompt behavior makes Wan easy to integrate into automated pipelines.
Prompts de exemplo para Wan
Padrões testados que produzem renders de qualidade consistente neste modelo.
Slow push-in on a single ceramic vase on a pale wooden shelf, north-facing daylight, 1080p, 5s.
Por que funciona: Wan’s strongest mode: slow controlled motion with low temporal noise — beautiful upscaled to 4K.
[start frame] [end frame] Smooth motion morph from the closed product box to the box fully opened with the SKU revealed, 5s.
Por que funciona: R2V (Keyframe) is unique to Wan in the public field — perfect for product reveal beats.
Como obter ótimos resultados com Wan
- 01
Pick the right variant
T2V for prompts, I2V for product locks, R2V (Keyframe) for storyboard-driven reveals.
- 02
Keep motion gentle
Wan rewards slow, controlled camera moves. Fast action goes to Kling or Seedance.
- 03
Render at 1080p
Native 1080p; upscale to 4K via ZNIX’s AI Upscaler if needed.
- 04
Export and finish
Output is MP4 with full commercial license.
Quando NÃO escolher Wan
Comparação honesta para direcionar o briefing ao modelo certo.
- Fast action and sports — use Kling.
- Stylized anime — use Vidu Q2.
- Cinematic photoreal hero shots — use Seedance.
Wan — perguntas frequentes
What is R2V / Keyframe mode?+
R2V lets you upload both a starting and ending frame. The model generates the in-between motion to morph cleanly between them. It’s the closest public model to a true “animate-between-keyframes” workflow.
Is Wan 2.6 truly open-source?+
The model weights are released under Alibaba’s open license. ZNIX.ai runs them on managed infrastructure so you don’t have to host or scale GPUs yourself.
Wan vs Seedance for product video?+
Seedance is sharper out of the box. Wan is preferred when you need to upscale to 4K in post (less temporal shimmer) or when you want keyframe-controlled reveals.
How much does a Keyframe render cost?+
About 130 credits (~$1.30) for 5s at 1080p on ZNIX.
Does Wan support fast action / sports?+
Not as well as Kling. Wan is tuned for slower, controlled motion. For action use Kling or Seedance.
Compare com outros modelos
ByteDance’s flagship cinema-grade video model — best-in-class motion realism for ads, product demos and short-form content.
Kuaishou’s Kling — fast, accessible video generation with separate T2V and I2V variants and excellent motion fluidity.
MiniMax’s Hailuo line — long-form coherent video with strong prompt adherence, ideal for narrative shorts and explainers.
Vidu Q2 — high-fidelity video model from Shengshu, strong on stylized aesthetics and creative direction.
Renderize seu primeiro clipe Wan em menos de um minuto
Créditos grátis no cadastro. Sem cartão. Licença comercial em cada render.