
Create Wan 3.0 videos in Ima Studio with prompt-first control, optional image or video references, and model settings for aspect ratio, duration, and resolution. Use it for cinematic scenes, product demos, character clips, UGC ads, and storyboard tests.
Review example video directions and reusable prompt structures. These Wan-style examples use migrated Wan 2.7 assets as visual placeholders until dedicated Wan 3.0 community material is available.

Select the Wan 3.0 model mode for your creative goal. Use the standard model for flexible generation, or Prime when you want the highest available quality mode.

Start from text, upload images, or provide video references. Describe characters, camera motion, sound direction, dialogue, product behavior, and the exact scene structure.
Create the video, review motion, audio, identity, and pacing, then keep iterating in Ima Studio with new prompts or reference changes.
Wan 3.0 is presented by Alibaba Cloud as an all-in-one video generation model family, covering text-to-video, image-to-video, first/last-frame style control, editing, and extension workflows.
Official Wan 3.0 guidance highlights synchronized native audio, including ambient sound, music, effects, and dialogue-style direction when the selected model mode supports it.
Wan 3.0 model documentation lists duration options up to 30 seconds and 30fps generation, making it better suited for short-form story beats and product videos than tiny clips only.
The official API supports multiple reference media inputs, with guidance around up to 20 materials. Use references to guide subject identity, style, shot logic, and scene continuity.
Use reference frames or source video direction to control openings, endings, motion transitions, edits, and extensions for more directed video production.

Write camera movement, lens language, lighting, motion rhythm, and scene intent directly in the prompt so Wan 3.0 can build a more planned video result.
Wan 3.0 is useful when the output needs more than a silent moving image: it can support story, sound direction, reference control, and longer short-form pacing.
Create short scenes with character action, camera movement, atmosphere, and sound direction from one structured prompt.
Show a product reveal, use case, feature highlight, or lifestyle scene with motion and optional audio cues.
Generate short-form concepts for TikTok, Reels, Shorts, and paid social before committing production budget.
Use image references and prompt direction to test identity, performance, framing, and dialogue-ready movement.
Use source videos or frame references to explore continuations, alternate endings, or localized scene changes.

Turn shot descriptions into motion tests so directors, marketers, and designers can check timing before production.
Wan 3.0 adds stronger model-level video capabilities, but creators still need a practical page to upload references, choose settings, preview results, and keep iterating. Ima Studio keeps that workflow in one place.
Combine plain-language direction with optional images or videos instead of splitting the production plan across multiple tools.
Use longer duration settings, native audio direction, and model controls for social clips, demos, avatar scenes, and campaign tests.
The page keeps Wan 3.0 generation connected to prompt iteration, preview, download, and history-based comparison.
Evaluate motion, audio fit, reference consistency, and shot structure before moving the result into downstream creative production.
Write a prompt, add optional reference media, choose Wan 3.0 settings, and generate a video workflow ready for review.