wan30.video
wan30.video is a video-generation website built around text, image, and reference-clip inputs. Its homepage advertises native thirty-second videos with synchronized sound, while the displayed free-video control shows five seconds at 480p. Check the active task settings before treating the longer headline as the specification for every output.
Choose the clip you intend to make
The publisher invites you to describe an idea and choose a style. You can also begin with an image or reference clip. For an initial test, use a simple shot whose subject and movement are easy to inspect. A reference can guide the result, but it does not prove that a recurring face or product will retain its details throughout the video.
Review the generated sound alongside the picture. The site's synchronization claim is a reason to examine whether an effect occurs at the right moment, not a guarantee that the clip will fit an existing soundtrack. Keep the prompt and settings so you can compare another version without losing the intended direction.
The Wan name on this website does not establish an official relationship with the underlying model developer. Confirm the operator and available model details before sending private material or buying access on the strength of a brand name alone.
Use the free preview deliberately
The pricing page says signup supplies twenty credits, enough for one free video without a credit card. It also states that the free video is preview-only and does not include downloads. That is a test of the generation experience, not a free downloadable asset for a finished edit.
The same offer says images include a watermark. Check the restrictions for the file type you need and the output terms for paid work rather than assuming one free offer covers all tools. Inspect the result before purchasing credits for a larger batch.
Compare one-time packs by allocation
The publisher describes every paid plan as a one-time top-up, with no monthly fee and credits that never expire. Basic lists 200 credits for $18, Standard 500 for $36, and Premium 1,300 for $72. Larger packs extend to 13,000 credits for $480.
The page does not provide a complete task-cost table in its overview. Use the actual generation estimate before converting a balance into an expected number of videos. For higher volume, the publisher offers custom packages and API access by inquiry. Confirm those arrangements and commercial-use rights before building an automated production workflow around the service.