Workflow guide
Build a text-to-video brief that describes one filmable moment
A useful prompt gives the model a subject, an action, a setting and a camera intention. Keep the first attempt focused enough that you can diagnose the next change.
01
Start with the shot, not a bag of adjectives
Write who or what is visible, what changes during the clip, where the action occurs and how the camera observes it. Put must-have details before atmosphere and finish with only the visual constraints that matter.
- Subject: the visible person, object or environment.
- Action: one clear change that can happen within the chosen duration.
- Camera: framing, movement or viewpoint.
- Light and texture: details that support the story instead of replacing it.
02
Match the model to timing and framing
Wan 2.5 offers 5 or 10 seconds and includes square framing. Wan 2.6 adds a 15-second option for text work. Wan 2.7 accepts 2–15 seconds and the widest current aspect-ratio set.
03
Review the final quote in Workspace
The landing page can carry a draft into Workspace, but only Workspace can validate the current registry, show the credit quote and submit the generation task.