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WAN 2.7 Video Edit

Generated on PixelDojo with WAN 2.7 Video Edit. Produced by PixelDojo's generation pipeline.

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WAN 2.7 Video Edit prices at 2.5 credits a second at 720p or 3 at 1080p, applied to a source clip between 2 and 10 seconds. That puts the full range at 5 to 25 credits on 720p or 6 to 30 credits on 1080p, the default resolution. This page works out the rate ladder directly from the tool's own pricing logic rather than a fresh test clip, since this candidate is built from the tool's configuration rather than a live run.

The price ladder, by resolution and clip length

1080p, the default: 6 to 30 credits

3 credits a second. The 2 second minimum clip is 6 credits, matching the catalog's listed starting price; the 10 second ceiling is 30 credits.

720p: 5 to 25 credits

2.5 credits a second. The same 2 to 10 second range applies, just at the lower per-second rate.

Source clips run 2 to 10 seconds

Shorter or longer than that has to be trimmed or extended before the edit endpoint accepts it.

Audio setting defaults to auto

Auto lets the model decide whether to regenerate audio for the new content; the origin setting keeps the source clip's original sound instead.

Up to 4 reference images

Reference images can steer the edit alongside the prompt, capped at 4 per request.

A separate override can force the output length

duration_override truncates or extends the result beyond the source clip's own length, when the edit needs to run shorter or longer than what was recorded.

Price ladder read directly from the tool's own credit formula: 2.5 credits a second at 720p, 3 at 1080p, across a 2 to 10 second clip.

Why Choose Pixel Dojo for WAN 2.7 Video Edit

Professional-quality results with cutting-edge AI technology

Edits a clip you already have

No fresh generation from scratch. The prompt describes the change, not the whole scene.

6 credits at the cheapest setting

A 2 second clip at 1080p, the tool's own default resolution, computed directly from its credit formula.

Reference images and an audio choice

Up to 4 reference images plus a choice between keeping the original audio or letting the model regenerate it.

How It Works

How the pricing works, step by step:

1

Confirm your clip fits the 2 to 10 second window

Anything outside that range needs trimming first, since video_duration is checked against those bounds before the request proceeds.

2

Pick a resolution deliberately

1080p is the default at 3 credits a second. Setting resolution to 720P drops that to 2.5 credits a second.

3

Send the request over the API

POST to /api/v1/models/wan-video-edit/run with video_url, video_duration, your prompt, and optional reference images.

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Common Questions

Everything you need to know about WAN 2.7 Video Edit

What does WAN 2.7 Video Edit cost?

2.5 credits a second at 720p or 3 at 1080p, the default. Since clips run 2 to 10 seconds, the full range is 5 to 25 credits at 720p and 6 to 30 credits at 1080p.

How long can the source clip be?

2 to 10 seconds. Anything outside that range needs to be trimmed or extended first, since the edit endpoint checks video_duration against those bounds.

Does it keep the original audio?

By default the audio_setting is auto, which lets the model decide whether to regenerate audio for the edited content. Setting it to origin keeps the source clip's own sound instead.

Can I force a specific output length?

Yes, with duration_override, separate from the video_duration you send for billing. It truncates or extends the result past the source clip's own length.

How is this different from generating a new clip with WAN 2.1 Video or WAN 2.2 Plus?

WAN 2.1 Video and WAN 2.2 Plus generate a fresh clip from a starting image and a prompt. WAN 2.7 Video Edit instead takes a video_url you already have and reworks it with a prompt, capped at a 10 second source clip rather than generating from nothing.

How do I call it from the API?

POST to /api/v1/models/wan-video-edit/run with your API key, a prompt, video_url, and video_duration matching your clip's actual length.

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