Workflow guide
Image to Video
The source should carry identity, layout and visual priority. The prompt should describe what moves, what stays stable and how the camera behaves over time.
Create with Image to video
Open Workspace with this model or workflow selected. Adjust settings, add your media, and create in one place.
Start CreatingChoose the right input shape
Wan 2.5 and Wan 2.6 each accept one image. Wan 2.7 frame mode accepts one or two images, while its clip mode accepts exactly one source video. These are separate workflows, not interchangeable upload slots.
Describe motion without rewriting the image
Name the subject movement, environmental movement and camera movement in that order. If the last frame matters, describe the transition between states rather than repeating what is already visible.
- Subject motion: what the main person or object does.
- Environmental motion: wind, water, fabric, traffic or background activity.
- Camera motion: hold, pan, track, orbit, push in or pull back.
- Continuity: the identity, layout or material details that must not drift.
Make the source frame generation-ready
Prefer a clear subject silhouette, enough space for the intended movement and a crop that already matches the final aspect ratio. Remove accidental text, duplicate limbs and unclear reflections before generation; motion instructions cannot reliably repair a source image whose composition is already ambiguous.
Inspect the source before spending credits
Check cropping, orientation, unwanted text and whether the main subject is clear. Then choose the duration and resolution and review the credit cost in the studio.