WAN 3.0 AI Generator
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A WAN 3.0 clip costs between 1.5 and 8 credits per second of output, set by resolution and by whether you use the fast tier. A reference video's seconds bill at the same rate as the clip. Our own run cost 12.5 credits and finished in 218 seconds on August 26, 2026, for a 5 second clip at 720p on the standard tier. Below is the quick rate card, then the deep dive on every setting that moves the price or the wait.
The 12.5 credit clip we measured
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WAN 3.0 deep dive: the settings that move price and wait
Resolution is the biggest lever
480p, 720p and 1080p run on the main model, 2K and 4K on the Pro model. On the standard tier 1080p costs more than three times the per-second rate of 480p, at 5 credits per second against 1.5. Choosing resolution before choosing length is the cheaper habit.
The fast tier buys time, not quality
It is the same model producing the same output, generated in about 2 minutes instead of the 15 to 20 the standard tier targets. At 720p it adds 50 percent to the per-second rate, going from 2 credits per second to 3.
Turnaround moves with load
Our standard tier run came back in 218 seconds, well inside the window the standard tier is documented for. The fast tier is the option that aims for the same short wait every time rather than depending on how busy the queue is.
Auto length reserves the maximum
Setting the duration to auto lets the model pick the clip length. Because that length is unknown when the job is submitted, credits are reserved at 30 seconds and the unused portion refunds when the job settles.
Native audio is on by default
WAN 3.0 generates an audio track alongside the picture unless you switch it off. Switching it off does not change the credit rate, so there is no saving in generating silent.
References or frames, never both
You can condition a clip on up to 10 reference images, up to 5 reference videos totalling 15 seconds, and up to 5 reference audio clips totalling 15 seconds. Or you can set a first frame and a last frame. The two modes cannot be combined in one request. Reference video is billed by the second at the clip's rate, on top of the clip: a 5 second reference on a 10 second 720p standard clip bills 15 seconds, 30 credits.
Six aspect ratios
16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4 and 9:16, plus an adaptive setting that matches the shape of whatever media you fed in.
Prompt rewriting is on by default
WAN 3.0 expands your prompt before it generates. Turning that off saves 20 to 60 seconds of wait and usually lowers the quality, so it is worth leaving alone unless you are iterating fast.
Short version: 720p on the standard tier is 2 credits per second, so a 5 second clip is 10 credits. Ours returned in 218 seconds. The fast tier is 3 credits per second at 720p, half again the standard rate, and targets about 2 minutes.
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The default setup
720p, standard tier, 5 seconds. That is 2 credits per second, so 10 credits. Our run on August 26, 2026 billed 12.5, at the 2.5 per second rate of the day, and returned in 218 seconds.
Standard tier rate card
1.5 credits per second at 480p, 2 at 720p, 5 at 1080p or 2K, 6 at 4K. Multiply by the clip length. A 10 second clip at 1080p is 50 credits.
Fast tier rate card
2 credits per second at 480p, 3 at 720p, 6 at 1080p, 7 at 2K, 8 at 4K. Same model and same output, generated in about 2 minutes rather than the 15 to 20 the standard tier is built around.
Clip length range
2 to 30 seconds. There is also an auto setting that lets the model choose the length for you, and that reserves credits at the 30 second rate until the job settles.
How It Works
Price a clip before you run it:
Pick resolution and tier
Rates run 1.5 to 8 credits per second. 720p on the standard tier is 2 credits per second, near the low end of the card.
Set an explicit duration
Auto length reserves the 30 second maximum. An explicit length is what you actually pay for.
Multiply and run
Seconds times rate is the price before you submit. Our 5 second 720p standard clip came to 12.5 credits at the August rate (10 today) and finished in 218 seconds.
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Common Questions
Everything you need to know about WAN 3.0
What does one WAN 3.0 clip cost?
Length times the per-second rate for your resolution and tier. The common case is 720p standard at 2 credits per second, so a 5 second clip is 10 credits. Our August 26, 2026 run billed 12.5, at the 2.5 per second rate of the day.
How fast is WAN 3.0?
Our standard tier run returned in 218 seconds. The standard tier is built around a longer window than that, roughly 15 to 20 minutes, and real turnaround moves with queue load. The fast tier is the setting that targets about 2 minutes consistently, for 50 percent more per second at 720p.
Is the fast tier worth paying for?
At 720p it is 3 credits per second instead of 2, so a 5 second clip goes from 10 credits to 15. If you are iterating on a shot and the wait is the bottleneck, that is 5 extra credits for a predictable 2 minute turnaround. For a batch you are leaving to run, the standard tier is the cheaper choice.
How long can a WAN 3.0 clip be?
Anywhere from 2 to 30 seconds, or auto if you want the model to pick. A 30 second clip at 1080p on the standard tier is 150 credits, so length is the setting to watch on the top resolution.
Does WAN 3.0 generate sound?
Yes. A native audio track is generated with the picture by default, and it does not change the per-second credit rate. You can turn it off if you plan to lay your own music underneath instead.
Can I give it reference images or a start frame?
Both are supported, but not together. Reference mode takes up to 10 images, up to 5 videos totalling 15 seconds, and up to 5 audio clips totalling 15 seconds. Frame mode takes a first frame, a last frame, or both. Sending reference media alongside frames is rejected before any credits are charged. Reference video seconds are measured before the charge and billed at the clip's per-second rate.