01 / Text to Video
Text-to-Video Creation
Generate cinematic clips directly from scene, motion, and camera prompts.
Wan AI Video 2.7 turns text, images, and reference clips into cinematic videos with smooth motion, first-and-last-frame control, video continuation, 1080p output, and guided creative workflows.
Wan AI Video 2.7 turns text, images, and reference clips into cinematic videos with smooth motion, first-and-last-frame control, video continuation, 1080p output, and guided creative workflows.
01 / Text to Video
Generate cinematic clips directly from scene, motion, and camera prompts.
02 / Image to Video
Turn a still image into a moving clip with natural motion and continuity.
03 / Frame Control
Lock opening and ending frames to guide transitions and transformations.
04 / Continuation
Extend an existing clip while keeping motion, style, and direction aligned.
05 / HD Motion
Create HD video with smoother motion, cleaner details, and stable pacing.
Wan AI Video 2.7 helps creators turn written ideas into short cinematic clips. Describe the subject, action, camera movement, lighting, and mood, then generate a video that feels directed rather than randomly assembled.Powered by Wan AI Video 2.7
The white dragon warrior stands still, eyes full of determination and strength. The camera slowly moves closer or circles around the warrior, highlighting the powerful presence and heroic spirit of the character.
Humorous but premium mini-trailer: a tiny fox 3D director proves "multi-scene" by calling simple commands that instantly change the set. Extreme photoreal 4K, cinematic lighting, subtle film grain, smooth camera. No subtitles, no UI, no watermark. Shot 1 [0-3s] Macro close-up on the fox snapping a clapboard labeled "fal". the fox says : "Action." Shot 2 [3-6s] Hard cut: Wild West street at sunset. Wide shot, dust in the air. The Fox (in frame) points forward: "Make it wide." Shot 3 [6-10s] Hard cut: jungle river. The fox stands on a small boat. The camera pushes forward through vines and mist. Fox saying: "Now… adventure." Shot 4 [10-15s] Hard cut: space station window. Slow orbit around the fox with stars outside. Fox nods: "Done. Next movie."
Upload a still image and describe how it should move. Wan AI Video 2.7 can animate portraits, products, characters, environments, and concept art while preserving the original visual direction.

Use first-and-last-frame control when the start and end states matter. It is useful for product reveals, character transformations, match cuts, before-and-after shots, and storyboard-based video production.


Wan AI Video 2.7 can continue an existing clip, helping creators extend a scene without starting over. This is useful for longer storytelling, social clips, ad variations, and sequential content.
Shot 1 [0-4s] Continue from first frame. The creator presses "PRINT". The machine clunks like a spaceship. Creator whispers: "Okay… I'm pressing enter." Shot 2 [4-8s] Smash cut: the printed paper flies into the air and unfolds into a full desert canyon scene around the desk, like reality is being unrolled. Creator says: "Wait—my prompt has physics?" Shot 3 [8-12s] Hard cut: the paper tears and reveals a tropical jungle behind it, perfectly lit, cinematic sun. Creator laughs: "This is exactly why we do AI." Shot 4 [12-15s] Hard cut back to studio. The printer prints a final line (not shown clearly). Creator looks to camera: "Multi-scene. Single prompt."
Wan AI Video 2.7 vs. Seedance 2.0 vs. Google Veo
Wan AI Video 2.7 is useful for creators, brands, and production teams that need controllable video generation from text, images, references, and existing clips.
01
Create short videos, reels, story posts, and scroll-stopping visual clips.
02
Generate product promos, campaign videos, ad concepts, and launch teasers.
03
Animate product images into lifestyle videos and selling scenes.
04
Explore shots, transitions, storyboard motion, and cinematic scene ideas.
05
Create character motion, environment previews, trailers, and concept clips.
Step 1
Head to Collart AI video generator and select Wan AI Video from the model dropdown menu.
Step 2
Describe the scene, motion, camera, and references you want to use for your video.
Step 3
Click Generate, preview the result, then refine or download your final video.