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Wan Animate Replace

Wan 2.2 Animate Replace uses one source video and one replacement image uploaded through the workbench, with 480p, 580p, or 720p output. Pricing uses verified source-video seconds, and users cannot enter arbitrary media URLs directly.

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Task contract
1 verified source video + 1 replacement image
Current credits
6/9.5/12.5 credits × video seconds
Input media
Not available in the UI
Media boundary
Workbench uploads; current public source form lists 10 MB each for video and image
30-second overview
  • Which video and image formats does Wan Animate Replace accept? — Replace a subject in one uploaded video with one image using Wan 2.2 Animate on Kyeo AI; 480p, 580p, and 720p cost 6, 9.5, and 12.5 credits per verified video second.
  • The current public source rates are 6 credits per second at 480p, 9.5 at 580p, and 12.5 at 720p
  • The current public source form lists MP4/QuickTime/Matroska video and JPEG/PNG/WebP images, with a 10 MB limit for each file.
  • Uses a source video, replacement image, and resolution with clear pre-submit review

Popular searches: How do I use Wan Animate Replace? · Which uploaded media does Wan Animate Replace require? · Which video and image formats does Wan Animate Replace accept?

Examples

Cinematic scene

Main Subject: Young Japanese woman, early 20s, effortless natural beauty, warm genuine smile, sun-kissed realistic skin texture, minimal makeup, relaxed and friendly personality. Wearing a washed sand-beige oversized linen shirt worn open over a muted seafoam ribbed tank top, loose ivory drawstring linen pants with rolled cuffs, cream canvas sneakers carried in one hand while walking barefoot on the sand, delicate gold necklace, small silver hoop earrings, black straight hair tied in a loose low ponytail with soft face-framing strands. Maintain identical identity, clothing, hairstyle, facial features, and appearance consistently throughout the entire video. Location: Quiet Japanese coastline during a peaceful late afternoon in summer. Wide sandy beach, gentle Pacific waves, weathered concrete seawall, driftwood scattered naturally, distant fishing boats, rocky shoreline, native coastal grasses moving in the wind, a small lifeguard tower in the distance, clear horizon, soft sea breeze. No crowds, no beach bars, no umbrellas, no advertisements, no commercial activity, no staged scenery. Authentic local atmosphere. Visual Style: Ultra-realistic observational documentary. Genuine slice-of-life moments. Completely candid behavior. Natural body language. Rich environmental details. Everyday realism. Warm emotional authenticity. Contemporary 2026 color science with soft natural contrast, realistic skin tones, gentle highlight roll-off, subtle pastel coastal palette, slightly airy exposure, faithful HDR lighting, no stylized filters. Camera Style: Modern compact mirrorless camera recording handheld by a close friend. Natural handheld movement with slight micro-shake. Occasional focus breathing. Face detection occasionally misses focus. Small framing imperfections. Gentle rolling shutter during quick movement. Realistic autofocus transitions. Natural lens characteristics. No cinematic gimbal shots. No dramatic drone footage. No excessive slow motion. No artificial camera moves. Feels like an authentic personal vacation recording from 2026. --- 00:00–00:02 She walks barefoot near the shoreline carrying her sneakers, letting small waves wash over her feet. Wind gently lifts loose strands of hair. She laughs quietly while looking toward the ocean as autofocus briefly searches. 00:02–00:04 She notices several small seashells and crouches to examine them. The camera arrives slightly late and reframes awkwardly while trying to keep her centered. Gentle surf fills the background. 00:04–00:06 She picks up an interesting shell, smiles naturally, then places it back into the sand. A stronger breeze moves her oversized shirt. Sunlight sparkles across the water behind her. 00:06–00:08 She walks along the seawall sipping iced tea from a clear reusable bottle. A cyclist passes in the distant background. The camera briefly overexposes as it pans toward the bright ocean before correcting itself. 00:08–00:10 She sits on a large piece of driftwood watching waves roll in. She absentmindedly brushes hair behind her ear while listening to seabirds. Loose handheld side angle slowly drifts without deliberate composition. 00:10–00:12 Close three-quarter profile. Someone behind the camera jokes with her. She turns unexpectedly, smiles with genuine amusement, softly laughs, and casually says, "Kirei da ne." ("It's beautiful, isn't it?") The camera catches her reaction a moment too late. 00:12–00:15 She continues walking slowly along the water's edge, occasionally glancing toward the camera before returning her attention to the horizon. Small waves reach her feet. The recording ends abruptly mid-step as if the camera operator accidentally stopped recording. Audio: Natural location sound only — gentle ocean waves, distant seabirds, soft coastal wind, footsteps in wet sand, occasional fishing boat engine far offshore, fabric moving in the breeze, subtle water splashes, quiet conversation from far away...

Cinematic scene

A cinematic, hyper-detailed video of an elegant young woman in a dreamlike rose garden bathed in warm, soft golden hour sunlight. She has dark wavy hair styled in a romantic updo adorned with fresh red roses and delicate dangling jewelry, wearing a dramatic sheer black and dark crimson gown embellished with intricate red floral appliqués and ruby-like beads, along with a matching choker and drop earrings. Holding a luxurious, faceted ruby-red perfume bottle with an ornate gold stopper near her face, she slowly turns her head in smooth, graceful slow motion, bringing the perfume bottle across her chest as delicate red rose petals float gently through the air around her while the camera pans softly to capture the dreamy bokeh background of blooming roses.

Cinematic scene

Ceate a premium French pharmacy skincare commercial for La Roche-Posay Anthelios UVMune 400 Hydrating Cream SPF50+. 35mm anamorphic, 2.39:1, ultra-realistic, warm natural film grain, elegant ivory and stone palette with subtle La Roche-Posay orange and clinical blue accents. No lens flares. OPENING — GIRL FIRST: Start immediately with an intimate close-up of the female model’s face in soft morning window light. She looks naturally into the camera with realistic pores, fine facial texture and minimal makeup. She gives a subtle confident smile while holding the sunscreen tube beside her cheek. Her face must be clearly visible in the very first frame and remain consistent throughout. MORNING RITUAL: She stands in a bright minimalist bathroom wearing a loose cream linen shirt with full sleeves. She places the tube beside the sink and picks it up naturally. Quick macro shot of her hands opening the cap and dispensing a small amount of cream onto her fingertips. TEXTURE: Extreme macro shot of the cream being gently spread across the back of her hand. Show realistic creamy texture, soft movement and natural absorption without exaggerated shine. APPLICATION: Cut back to the woman applying the sunscreen evenly across her face while looking into a mirror. Show natural finger movement, realistic skin texture and the cream gradually becoming invisible as it blends in. OUTDOOR TRANSITION: She steps outside into warm morning sunlight, walking through a quiet European street. The camera follows naturally as she adjusts her hair and smiles softly. Her skin remains realistic and naturally textured, never overly glossy. PRODUCT MOMENT: Close-up of the sunscreen tube in her hand as sunlight falls across the packaging. Capture the exact product shape, colors, typography and details without distortion. FINAL FRAME: Return to a close-up of her face. She looks directly into the camera with a relaxed, confident expression while holding the product near her shoulder. The camera slowly moves closer, keeping both her face and the product visible. ON-SCREEN TEXT: “Protection that feels like skin.” “Everyday. Invisible. Comfortable.” MODEL / CONTINUITY: Same female model throughout, warm medium skin tone, dark brown hair in a clean low bun, refined oval face, natural brows, subtle lips, minimal makeup. Same face, hairstyle, wardrobe, skin tone and proportions in every shot. AUDIO: Soft premium skincare music with gentle piano and subtle ambient textures. Add realistic tactile sounds: cap opening, cream dispensing, fingertips rubbing, bathroom ambience, footsteps and light outdoor sounds. Music remains subtle and never overpowering. STYLE: International French pharmacy aesthetic, premium but believable, cinematic macro photography, natural morning light, realistic skin, tactile product details, shallow depth of field, elegant camera movement, warm film grain, photorealistic 4K. NEGATIVE: No waxy skin, beauty filters, excessive retouching, oily shine, distorted product, changing packaging, distorted hands, extra fingers, identity changes, text glitches, exaggerated acting, lens flares, watermark or unrealistic CGI appearance.

Cinematic scene

Main Subject: Young Turkish woman, early 20s, native Anatolian appearance. Naturally beautiful with warm olive-toned skin, realistic skin texture, minimal to no makeup. Curvaceous feminine figure with a full bust and narrow waist, wearing a fitted pale-cream cotton blouse with the top button undone, tucked into a long flowing floral-patterned skirt reaching her ankles, simple flat leather sandals. A light, loosely tied traditional white cotton headscarf (yemeni) with delicate lace edging, worn casually so wisps of dark hair frame her face. Thin gold bracelet on one wrist. Warm, shy, approachable personality with a natural graceful posture. Maintain consistent identity, clothing, hairstyle, and appearance throughout the entire video. Location: Authentic Anatolian village during a calm late morning. Whitewashed stone and mud-brick houses with terracotta roofs, weathered wooden doors, a traditional stone village fountain (çeşme) with water flowing continuously from a carved stone spout into a worn stone basin. Cobblestone and dirt paths, grapevine pergolas casting dappled shade, poplar trees, chickens roaming freely, copper and plastic water jugs, laundry lines, low stone walls, distant fields. Quiet village atmosphere. No modern buildings, no cars, no commercial elements. Visual Style: Ultra-realistic documentary realism. Genuine candid behavior. Natural body language. Unscripted slice-of-life feeling. Strong environmental authenticity. Rich real-world details and believable human motion. Camera Style: Early-2000s consumer DV camcorder aesthetic. Friend casually recording everyday moments. Heavy handheld shake, imperfect framing, frequent autofocus hunting, lens breathing, exposure pumping when moving between sun and shade, occasional motion blur, subtle rolling shutter, mild digital compression artifacts, faded colors, soft contrast, slight sensor noise. No stabilization. No cinematic camera moves. No modern color grading. TIMED SCENES (00:00–00:15) 00:00–00:02 Outside a whitewashed village house. She sits on worn stone steps adjusting her loosely tied headscarf with both hands raised. Loose strands of dark hair move in a light breeze. She smiles naturally while the camera struggles to hold focus. 00:02–00:04 The camera follows her as she walks along a cobblestone path carrying an empty copper water jug, her skirt swaying with each step. Framing drifts off-center as the operator tries to keep up. 00:04–00:06 At the old stone village fountain, water flowing steadily from a carved stone spout into the basin. She rests one foot on the low stone edge and leans forward, holding the copper jug directly under the stream of water. The movement lifts the hem of her long skirt, and it slides up her raised leg, leaving her bare calf and knee visible for the rest of the shot. She doesn't notice. Natural morning light, no change in lighting. The autofocus drifts once toward her leg, then returns to the flowing water. The water keeps flowing as she lifts the jug away. 00:06–00:08 She lifts the full jug with visible effort and carries it back along the path, adjusting her grip. Chickens scatter near her feet. Exposure pumps as she passes between sunlight and the shade of a grapevine pergola. 00:08–00:10 Under the grapevine pergola beside her house. She reaches up on her toes to pick a small bunch of ripe grapes hanging overhead, dappled sunlight moving across her face. She lowers the bunch, plucks a single grape, and puts it in her mouth, smiling to herself. Loose handheld side angle with natural camera drift, autofocus hunting between the grape leaves and her face. 00:10–00:12 Close side profile as she stands under the pergola holding the grapes. She suddenly notices the camera has been recording, turns directly toward the lens with a surprised laugh, raises her hand, and warmly says, "Hoş geldin." The camera catches the moment slightly late. 00:12–00:15 She walks slowly down a poplar-lined dirt lane carrying the copper jug in one hand and the grapes in the other. She notices the camera again, gives a small shy smile, tucks a loose strand of hair under her scarf, then looks away and continues walking. Recording cuts abruptly to black mid-motion as if the camcorder was switched off. Audio: Natural ambient sound only — morning birds, a distant rooster, flowing fountain water, light wind through poplar leaves, chicken sounds, footsteps on cobblestone and dirt, fabric moving, a distant tractor, subtle village ambience. No music. No sound design. No narration. Goal: Authentic Anatolian village life captured like a forgotten home video from the early 2000s — candid, imperfect, realistic, warm, and deeply believable. Everyday moments of a young village woman doing ordinary tasks.

Cinematic scene

Main Subject: Young Korean woman, early 20s, sporty hiking outfit, cap over a ponytail, small backpack, water bottle in hand, refreshed cheerful expression. Location: Forest trail leading to a small waterfall, mid-morning. Mossy rocks, mist rising from the falling water, tall trees, dappled sunlight. No other hikers visible. Visual Style: Ultra-realistic documentary realism, refreshing outdoor feeling, bright natural forest light. Camera Style: Early 2010s digital camcorder, handheld with natural shake, autofocus hunting in shifting light and mist, soft grain, occasional lens flare. No stabilization. Timeline (15 sec, each slot = 2 compressed beats): 00:00–00:03 → She reaches the waterfall, then stops to take in the view, breathing heavily. 00:03–00:06 → She dips her hand into the cool spray, then says to camera "이거 진짜 시원하다" ("This feels really refreshing"). 00:06–00:09 → She sits on a mossy rock, sipping water from her bottle. 00:09–00:12 → She watches the mist drift, wiping sweat from her forehead. 00:12–00:15 → She looks at camera saying "여기까지 온 보람 있다" ("It was worth hiking all the way here"), smiling as it fades. Audio: Waterfall rushing, birds chirping, faint wind, water dripping on rocks. Her dialogue as noted above. No music. Goal: A refreshing, rewarding hiking rest moment energetic, warm, genuine.

Cinematic scene

Cinematic summer beverage commercial for FIZZI Sparkling Tonic — Grapefruit, high-end style in a warm golden-hour color grade with teal-turquoise pool contrast and coral-pink accents, mixing lifestyle wide shots with hyper-detailed macro product close-ups, slow-motion moments, fun youthful carefree energy, upbeat tropical pop and sound design of can hiss, carbonation fizz, pool splashes and laughter. The product is a tall slim coral-pink aluminum can with condensation droplets — bold retro-rounded lowercase magenta "fizzi" at the top, "sparkling tonic" below, a 4x4 pop-art grid of illustrated grapefruit circles in pink, coral, hot pink and pale yellow, with "0% Alcohol" and "GRAPEFRUIT" at the bottom. At golden hour on a stylish rooftop pool, a young woman in a coral-pink swimsuit sits at the pool edge with her feet in turquoise water, lifting an ice-cold FIZZI can to her lips and closing her eyes in pleasure, friends mingling and string lights twinkling in a dreamy soft-focus blur behind her, condensation catching the golden light. A slightly wider shot shows her floating on a clear inflatable beside a friend in a pale yellow swimsuit, both laughing as they clink their coral-pink cans with a small splash, shot at water level with sparkling reflections dancing across the frame. An extreme macro slowly pans across the coral-pink can surface in hyper-detail — beads of condensation catching prismatic light, the glistening magenta "fizzi" logo filling the frame, then down to the crisp pop-art grapefruit grid with shimmering turquoise bokeh behind. Another dreamy slow-motion macro shows tiny carbonation bubbles racing up through pale-pink sparkling liquid in a glass with a glowing grapefruit slice floating, the can softly out of focus behind, with ASMR fizzing crackle. Finally the camera pulls back to a wide golden-hour shot of the full party — both women floating with cans, friends dancing and lounging on coral towels, grabbing FIZZI from an ice bucket of grapefruit halves — then slowly pushes in as they raise their cans toward camera and clean white text fades in: "Grab an ice cold fizzi," with "© 2026 FIZZI Beverages Co." below, holding then fading out.

At a glance

Is this model right for you?

Upload one source video and one replacement-character image, choose a resolution, and create the replacement task. Review identity consistency, motion continuity, and scene blending throughout the result.

What it does best
How do I use Wan Animate Replace? — Replace a subject in one uploaded video with one image using Wan 2.2 Animate on Kyeo AI; 480p, 580p, and 720p cost 6, 9.5, and 12.5 credits per verified video second.
Who it is for
Use it to run controlled replacement tests with a rights-cleared source video and character image, then compare the three resolution tiers. It is not for prompt-based shot generation, single-image animation, video continuation, or timeline editing.
Why use it on Kyeo AI
Kyeo shows all three per-second rates and the fixed input contract. Before submitting, it verifies the uploaded media, source-video duration, file formats, and resolution, and rejects the request before deduction when duration proof is missing.

Key facts

Quickly evaluate whether this model fits your business use case.

Category
AI video model
Vendor
Alibaba
Model family
Wan2.2-Animate
Integration
Current site integration
Task contract
Wan — Asynchronous task
Runtime
Asynchronous task
Prompt
Source video, replacement image, and output resolution
Media boundary
Video: MP4/QuickTime/Matroska; image: JPEG/PNG/WebP; 10 MB each

Other names

The same model may have different names in official documentation, community discussions, and API integrations. This section brings them together for you.

Wan — How does Wan Animate Replace validate video duration?

Common questions

These practical questions focus on the task, input conditions, and result requirements you should confirm before choosing.

How do I use Wan Animate Replace?
Which uploaded media does Wan Animate Replace require?
Which video and image formats does Wan Animate Replace accept?
How is Wan Animate Replace priced per video second?
Does Wan Animate Replace need a prompt?
Does Wan Animate Replace crop the replacement image?
Does Wan Animate Replace check generated content for safety?
How does Wan Animate Replace validate video duration?
How does Wan Animate Replace differ from Wan 2.2 A14B Turbo?
When should I choose Wan Animate Replace over Wan 2.6?

Decision guide

Still deciding? Start with these key decision points.

1
Upload both types of media first

Upload one source video and one replacement image through the workbench. The request verifies upload ownership, and the source video must include auditable duration proof.

2
Then choose resolution by its rate

480p, 580p, and 720p cost 6, 9.5, and 12.5 credits per verified video second, and Kyeo rounds the request total up. Resolution does not guarantee replacement stability, identity consistency, or edge quality.

3
Review every output manually

Check the replaced subject, motion, occlusion, edges, background, text, and audio, plus composition after any image scaling or center crop. Judge the actual result with a matched representative sample.

Popular comparisons

Compare common alternatives on the same task to clarify differences in inputs, controls, and cost.

How do Wan Animate Replace and Wan 2.2 A14B Turbo inputs differ?
Wan Animate Replace vs Wan 2.2 A14B Turbo: credits and controls
How do Wan Animate Replace and Wan 2.6 video tasks differ?
Wan Animate Replace vs Wan 2.6: media and resolution
How do Wan Animate Replace and Wan 2.5 Video controls differ?
Wan Animate Replace vs Wan 2.5 Video: fixed replacement or generation

Model comparison table

Not sure which model to choose? Compare the key differences between this model and its alternatives at a glance.

Task scope
Wan Animate Replace
Fixed character replacement: one video + one image
Wan 2.2 A14B Turbo
Three generation routes using text, image, or image plus audio
Wan 2.6
Three generation routes using text, one image, or one video
Input contract
Wan Animate Replace
Upload one video and one image; no prompt control
Wan 2.2 A14B Turbo
Prompt required; image or audio depends on the workflow
Wan 2.5 Video
Prompt required; one image optional
Current credits
Wan Animate Replace
6/9.5/12.5 × verified video seconds
Wan 2.2 A14B Turbo
Standard: 40/60/80; speech: 12/18/24 per second
Wan 2.6
70-315 by resolution and duration
Visible controls
Wan Animate Replace
One video upload, one image upload, and resolution
Wan 2.2 A14B Turbo
12 controls shown by text, image, or speech workflow
Wan 2.6
Resolution and duration
Submission checks and safety settings
Wan Animate Replace
Verifies media ownership and video duration before submission; this workflow offers neither a prompt nor a safety-check toggle
Wan 2.2 A14B Turbo
Checks media uploaded in the workspace; the speech workflow enables its safety check by default
Wan 2.6
Checks media uploaded in the workspace; currently offers neither multi-shot controls nor a safety-check toggle

Real-world experience

Practical guidance based on public sources, current on-site limits, and representative tasks.

One model family does not mean one service contract

Wan's official repository establishes Animate-14B animation and replacement, while Alibaba Cloud exposes direct `wan2.2-animate-mix`. Kyeo uses the current public source workflow, so it cannot inherit the direct service's modes, duration, resolution, or media limits.

The current product form is stronger evidence than marketing copy

The page should follow the current one-video-plus-one-image upload contract, video-duration gate, and current public source fields instead of inferring fidelity or motion quality from the model name.

Capabilities

Focused character-replacement inputs

Upload a source video and replacement image through the workbench, then choose a resolution. The task is created only after upload ownership and source-video duration proof both pass validation.

Replacement-image aspect handling

The current public source product form says a replacement image is scaled and center-cropped when it does not match the target aspect ratio. Kyeo has no aspect control, so preserve safe framing and inspect the actual crop.

Safety-field boundary

A safety check runs with the task. You should still review each result for content safety, media rights, identity use, and release compliance.

Use cases

Single-character replacement checks

Use a short clip with a readable, lightly occluded subject and a rights-cleared character image, then inspect the replacement range, motion continuity, and background.

Framing-compatibility comparisons

Test images with different crops and body proportions to see how scaling and center cropping affect the head, body, clothing, and safe area.

Same-input resolution review

Keep the video and image fixed while testing 480p, 580p, and 720p; record task success, elapsed time, edge defects, and subject defects separately.

Prompt tips

This workflow has no prompt

Kyeo has no prompt field and the current public source interface's current workflow form does not list prompt among its expected inputs.

Use footage with a readable subject

Prefer a complete subject, fewer cuts, and limited occlusion. This reduces review variables but does not mean the current public source interface will reliably preserve motion or background.

Prepare an image that can tolerate cropping

Keep critical character details near the center and leave edge space. The current public source interface may scale and center-crop images that do not match. Confirm portrait and media rights before submission.

Why choose it

The fixed one-video-plus-one-image contract is easy to distinguish from general generation.
Three per-second resolution rates and the verified video duration can be checked before submission. `duration ≤ 30s`.
The current public source form clearly lists media formats, file-size limits, and replacement-image cropping behavior.
Wan's official material establishes the replacement-family identity without borrowing unrelated video capabilities.

What to know first

The source video and replacement image must be uploaded through the current workbench; users cannot enter arbitrary remote URLs. Missing upload ownership or source-video duration proof is rejected before credits are deducted.
The current public source interface still confirms the media's actual format, size, and accessibility when the task is created.
Review the result for content safety, media rights, identity use, and release compliance.
Replacement, motion retention, crop behavior, occlusion, audio, callbacks, and URL lifetime vary with the input and current public source state; the three output tiers follow the estimate shown before submission and the completed task record.

Adjustable settings

Quickly evaluate whether this model fits your business use case.

Source video
Required
Parameter type: text
Replacement image
Required
Parameter type: text
Output resolution
Optional
Parameter type: select
Default: 480p
480p
580p
720p

Credit cost

6/9.5/12.5 credits per video second

The current public source service charges by verified source-video duration: 6 credits per second at 480p, 9.5 at 580p, and 12.5 at 720p. Kyeo applies Math.ceil to the request total and rejects the request before deduction when duration proof is missing or inconsistent.

Credit-saving tip

Before generating images or videos in bulk, run an A/B test with the same input on this model and similar alternatives. Confirm the result first to avoid wasting credits.

Frequently asked questions

Related models

Still deciding? Take a quick look at these similar alternatives.

Wan 2.2 A14B Turbo

Wan 2.2 A14B Turbo is not a single Kyeo workflow. No media selects text-to-video, one image selects image-to-video, and one image plus one audio file selects speech-to-video. Each workflow has different resolutions, credit rates, and visible controls, so confirm the media combination first.

AI video model
Standard 40/80; speech 12/18/24 per second
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Wan 2.6

No media selects text-to-video, exactly one image selects image-to-video, and one to three videos select video editing; images and videos cannot be mixed. The default is 1080p, 5 seconds, shot structure Off, and content filtering On.

AI video model
70–315 credits / request
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Wan 2.5 Video

Review Wan 2.5 Video on Kyeo AI with text-to-video or one-image input, 5/10 seconds, 720p/1080p, prompt constraints, and 60–200-credit pricing. Kyeo charges by resolution and duration: 60 credits for 720p at 5 seconds, 120 for 720p at 10 seconds, 100 for 1080p at 5 seconds, and 200 for 1080p at 10 seconds. The 720p 5-second default costs 60 credits. How are Wan 2.5's 60/100/120/200 credits calculated? — Review Wan 2.5 Video on Kyeo AI with text-to-video or one-image input, 5/10 seconds, 720p/1080p, prompt constraints, and 60–200-credit pricing.

AI video model
60/100/120/200 credits per request
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Sources

This page is based on vendor materials, model-family documentation, and Kyeo AI integration settings.

Source note

Replace a subject in one uploaded video with one image using Wan 2.2 Animate on Kyeo AI; 480p, 580p, and 720p cost 6, 9.5, and 12.5 credits per verified video second. The current public source service charges by verified source-video duration: 6 credits per second at 480p, 9.5 at 580p, and 12.5 at 720p. Kyeo applies Math.ceil to the request total and rejects the request before deduction when duration proof is missing or inconsistent.

Last updated: 2026-08-27
Wan2.2 official repository: Animate-14B
Official
Open original source
Alibaba Cloud: direct wan2.2-animate-mix API
Official
Open original source