Wan 3.0 Video
Wan 3.0 combines Standard and Prime tiers with text, first/last-frame, and signed multimodal-reference generation. The reservation is the variant-and-resolution rate multiplied by verified input-video seconds plus reserved output seconds, rounded up once. Intelligent duration reserves 30 output seconds and is unavailable with reference video.
At a glance
What is this model like?
Choose text, frames, or references as one exclusive scene. Reference mode accepts images, videos, and audio, but audio cannot be the only media. Each uploaded asset is checked by true file type, size, geometry, duration, and a model-bound signature before task creation or credit reservation.
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Common questions
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Selection guide
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Use standard when the shared scene controls are sufficient and the lower per-second rate matters most.
Prime uses the same inputs but a higher per-second rate, so compare a short representative shot before scaling a sequence.
A duration of -1 reserves the 30-second ceiling. With reference video, choose an explicit duration so input plus output stays within 30 seconds.
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Practical usage insights
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Tier choice changes reservation directly
Signed references close external-link ambiguity
Capabilities
Three exclusive scenes
Standard and Prime routing
Controlled multimodal references
Use cases
Product motion studies
Reference-led campaign clips
Longer text-led shots
Prompt tips
State the scene progression
Assign one role per reference
Budget intelligent duration as 30 seconds
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Adjustable parameters
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Credit usage
Standard: 8 / 16 / 32; Prime: 12.2 / 25.2 / 50.4 credits per billed second at 480P / 720P / 1080P. The reservation is the variant-and-resolution rate multiplied by verified input-video seconds plus reserved output seconds, rounded up once. Intelligent duration reserves 30 output seconds and is unavailable with reference video.
Before batch generation, run an A/B test with the same assets across the current model and alternatives to validate quality and avoid wasting credits.
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Seedance 2.5
Seedance 2.5 combines a 30-second boundary, higher media counts, and video-editing reference input in one strict scene contract. Automatic duration is not underestimated at the 5-second default; Kyeo preauthorizes against the 30-second maximum.
Seedance 2.0 Mini
Seedance 2.0 Mini combines text, first/last-frame, and multimodal-reference generation in one entry point. Reference video enters the pre-task pricing formula, so both media duration and output duration must be verified before task creation.
Wan 2.7 Video
Wan 2.7 supports text-to-video, first-frame or first-and-last-frame image-to-video, and video editing. It currently offers 720p and 1080p, so compare media requirements, duration, framing, and estimated credits together.
Sources
Content is based on model documentation, feature references, and the settings available on Kyeo AI.
This page covers the released Wan 3.0 standard and Prime contracts verified for Kyeo. Kyeo supports text, first/last-frame, and signed multimodal-reference input; file and link shortcuts remain unavailable until they can use the same local verification boundary.
Used to check the input modes, visible controls, media limits, and availability of the version currently connected to this site. The page and workbench show the actual options.
Used to verify local upload limits, signed-reference checks, preauthorization, and actual settlement.