One pass, not three stitches
Ask for the full duration up front. A continuous 20–30 second take keeps camera language and subject identity more stable than gluing 5-second clips.
Longer Wan 3.0 clips
Wan 3.0 30-Second Video
Wan 3.0 is the Wan version to open when a five-second loop is not enough. Generation accepts 2–30 seconds in a single pass, so a product beat, a walk-through, or a short story can hold together without stitching three short jobs by hand.
Spend credits on purpose
Longer clips cost more. Draft the prompt at a shorter length if you are exploring, then spend on the 30-second pass when the scene is locked.
Pair length with audio or frames
A long silent clip is rarely the brief. Add native audio or a last frame when the extra seconds need a soundtrack or a planned ending.
What 30 seconds is actually for
Use the long-video path for ads that need a setup and a payoff, product demos with more than one beat, or storyboards that would feel rushed at ten seconds. Short social hooks can stay on 5–15 second Wan 2.7 drafts.
How to write a longer Wan 3.0 prompt
Name the opening, the mid-scene action, and the ending. Mention camera pace so the model does not spend 30 seconds on a static tableau. If the ending must match a still, use the first/last-frame page instead of hoping the prompt alone lands the last pose.
Make a longer Wan 3.0 clip
Outline three beats
Write start, middle, and end in the prompt before you spend on a 30-second render.
Open the Wan 3.0 studio
Keep Wan 3.0 selected. Start from text or a still, then generate and review history.
Buy credits for the long pass
When the draft works, run the full duration. Pricing scales with length, so batch only the keepers.
Wan 3.0 30-second FAQ
Can Wan 3.0 generate a 30-second video?
Yes. Wan 3.0 generation accepts durations from 2 to 30 seconds in one pass. That is the reason this page exists separately from the homepage.
Is a longer clip always better?
No. Extra seconds cost credits and can wander if the prompt has no mid-scene action. Use 30 seconds when the story needs the time.
How is this different from Wan 2.7?
Wan 2.7 studios stay on 5 / 10 / 15 second tiers. Use Wan 3.0 when the brief is a longer continuous take.
Does a 30-second job include audio?
Audio is optional. Enable native audio when the extra length should carry dialogue, ambience, or music. See the audio page for that workflow.
Will this page generate the video for me?
No. This is a planning page. The studio runs the job after you sign in and spend credits.
Give the scene enough time
Open Wan 3.0 when the shot needs up to 30 seconds in one take.