Direct complete 30-second AI video scenes with Wan 3.0. Combine up to 20 text, image, video, and audio references; generate native dialogue, music, and sound; control first-to-last-frame motion, camera direction, and adaptive aspect ratios; and export up to 1080P at 30fps. Built for product films, ads, cinematic sequences, and consistent character scenes—without reducing every production to a single prompt.
Preview cinematic ideas with motion and native sound
Wan 3.0 brings multimodal creation and native audiovisual generation together. Draft Mode on wan30.io adds lower-cost previews with sound, so creators can compare how ideas move and feel before committing to full production.
Wan 3.030-second multimodal AI video with native audio
Launched on August 29th, 2026
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The sound of a product switching on, a pause before a character turns, or the camera's movement after a line of dialogue can change the feeling of a film. A concept image alone cannot communicate all of that.
Wan 3.0's multimodal and native audiovisual capabilities bring motion and sound into video creation together. Draft Mode on wan30.io places an audiovisual preview before full production, giving creators a lower-cost way to explore how an idea actually plays.
Draft Mode generates short previews from text or a reference image, with a native audio option. The material being compared can therefore be a moving expression with a sound atmosphere, rather than a static composition. Advertising openings, product concepts, and narrative shorts can reveal their rhythm earlier.
The draft helps identify a direction worth developing; it does not replace final delivery. Creators can carry the selected concept into a separate production generation. Final results still require generation and review, rather than a lossless upgrade of the draft.
The product page describes the current capabilities and creation entry point, with generation costs confirmed in the workspace. What film idea would you most like to see and hear before taking it into production?