Wan 3.0

Native soundtrack

Wan 3.0 Native Audio

Wan 3.0 kann Bild und Ton gleichzeitig erzeugen. Schalte Audio ein, wenn du Atmosphäre, Musik oder Voiceover brauchst – statt erst stumm zu rendern und später Foley zu bauen.

Performance still representing Wan 3.0 native audio and picture together

Sound is a first-class field

Describe room tone, music, and speech in the same prompt as camera and action. Native audio is not an after-the-fact mute toggle only.

References stay optional

You can generate audio from the prompt alone, or pass reference audio when you need a closer voice or texture match.

Credits follow the option

Audio-on jobs cost more than silent drafts. Keep audio off while you lock picture, then enable it for the keepers.

When native audio is worth it

Use it for talking-head style ads, product spots that need a whoosh and a line of copy, or cinematic scenes where silence feels unfinished. Skip it for storyboard stills that will be voiced in an editor.

How to prompt sound without drowning the picture

Give one soundtrack job: a short spoken line, a simple music mood, or a location ambience. If you also need a 30-second take or a locked last frame, say that clearly so audio does not become the only instruction.

Add sound to a Wan 3.0 clip

1

Write the sound in the prompt

Name dialogue, music, or ambience in plain language next to the camera move.

2

Enable audio in generation

Keep Wan 3.0 selected and turn audio on for the job you actually want to keep.

3

Review picture and sound together

Watch the history take. If the voice or bed is wrong, adjust the prompt or add a reference clip instead of stacking random adjectives.

Wan 3.0 audio FAQ

Does Wan 3.0 generate audio with the video?

Yes. Wan 3.0 generation can enable a native soundtrack. You can also pass reference audio when you need a closer match.

Is this a separate lipsync product?

No. This page is native Wan 3.0 audiovisual generation, not a dedicated lipsync-only tool. Prompt the performance you need.

Can I keep a clip silent?

Yes. Leave audio off for cheaper picture drafts, then enable it when the visual is ready.

Does longer duration include better sound?

Longer clips give sound more time to play, but they also cost more. Use the 30-second page when length is the main need.

Will this page record my microphone?

No. It only explains the workflow. Generation happens in the signed-in studio after you choose to spend credits.

Picture plus sound

Turn on Wan 3.0 native audio when the clip should arrive with a soundtrack.