Q: What should I write in a Wan video prompt?

Use a short, specific shot brief. A solid pattern is: Subject + Action + Setting + Camera + Mood Example: “A street-food vendor smiles and hands over a bowl, rainy night market, medium shot, slow dolly-in, warm neon reflections, film grain.”

Question 1

What is Wan AI?

Accepted Answer

Wan AI is a practical workflow for generating short video clips from text prompts or images. People use it for quick story beats, product motion, character moments, and stylized scenes—especially when they want a clip that feels “directed” rather than random.

Question 2

Is Wan AI a video generator or a model?

Accepted Answer

Both terms show up because they describe different layers: the Wan AI model refers to the underlying generation tech, while a Wan AI video generator usually means a productized tool that wraps the model with controls like prompt helpers, presets, and exports.

Question 3

How does Wan image to video work?

Accepted Answer

A simple way to think about it: you provide a key image as an anchor, then the system synthesizes motion around that anchor so the clip feels like the same scene over time. Typical steps include:

Read the image structure (subject, edges, lighting, layout);
Apply motion from your prompt (action + camera movement);
Maintain temporal consistency to reduce flicker and drifting;
Polish elements like edges, surface textures, and the smoothness of motion.

Question 4

What should I write in a Wan video prompt?

Accepted Answer

Use a short, specific shot brief. A solid pattern is:

Subject + Action + Setting + Camera + Mood

Example: “A street-food vendor smiles and hands over a bowl, rainy night market, medium shot, slow dolly-in, warm neon reflections, film grain.”

Question 5

How do I get more stable motion (less jitter)?

Accepted Answer

(1) Reduce complexity
One main subject beats three. Simple actions beat chaotic ones.

(2) Control the camera
Pick one: “static,” “slow dolly-in,” or “gentle pan.” Avoid mixing moves.

(3) Use a cleaner source image
Higher resolution, sharp edges, and consistent lighting lead to steadier frames.

Question 6

When should I use prompt-only vs image-to-video?

Accepted Answer

Use prompt-only when you’re exploring ideas fast or don’t have visuals yet. Use Wan image to video when you need a specific character, product, outfit, or composition to stay recognizable across frames.

Question 7

Is Wan AI free to try?

Accepted Answer

You can usually start with free tokens/credits to test outputs and learn what prompt patterns work. If you’re generating in volume (multiple takes, multiple variations), upgrading is the smoother path.

Question 8

What formats can I export?

Accepted Answer

Most workflows export standard MP4 for easy posting and editing. For social, short clips with clean motion and readable framing tend to perform better than overly complex scenes.

Question 9

Can I use Wan AI for marketing content?

Accepted Answer

Yes—especially for short product motion, quick explainer beats, and looping visuals. The best results come from clear product framing, consistent lighting cues, and prompts that describe the camera like a real shoot.

Question 10

What makes a “good” Wan AI result?

Accepted Answer

A good result is less about “perfect detail” and more about coherence: stable subject identity, believable movement, consistent lighting direction, and a camera motion that matches the prompt.

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How to Use Wan AI

1. Add an Image (Optional) or Start from Text

2. Write the Shot

3. Generate, Refine, Export

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