Overview

Wan 3 AI (wan3.io) is a web platform for creating video with Wan 3.0, the newest release in the Wan family of video models. The site is run by ZONESAIL TECH INC. as an independent service and also offers Wan 2.7, Wan 2.2 and AI image tools. Its headline claims for Wan 3.0 are clips of up to 30 seconds in a single generation, input from almost any kind of material and strong consistency across references.

Inputs

Wan 3.0 starts from a prompt of up to 20,000 characters and can also take first and last frames, images, video clips and audio references. Unusually, it reads documents too: doc, xls, ppt, pdf, txt, md and Apple Keynote, Pages and Numbers files, one file or link per generation, under 100 MB and up to 50 pages. The site's idea is that you can pair a slide deck or report with a prompt to get teaching videos, product films, animated charts or business reports from material you already have.

Key upgrades

30 seconds per generation, giving space for continuous camera moves and one-take sequences. A smart-duration option suggests a length, or you set it yourself.
Omni-reference consistency: faces, hair, build, wardrobe and accessories for characters; structure, logos and materials for props; blocking and camera position for scenes.
Realism: sharper skin detail, natural emotion and micro-expressions linked to body language, including in crowd scenes.
Extend and edit: carry a story further with video extension, or change the picture, plot or lines after generation.

The site lists film and short drama, music videos, vlogs, advertising, design and travel content as target uses.

Pricing

From the pricing page, checked October 2026 (annual prices shown, monthly in brackets):

Basic: $15.9/month ($19.9), 800 credits, up to 26 videos a month.
Pro: $29.9/month ($39.9), 1,800 credits, up to 60 videos, priority processing.
Max: $90.9/month ($129.9), 7,500 credits, up to 250 videos, early access to new models.

All plans include all image and video models, watermark-free exports, 90-day asset storage and a commercial use licence. One-time packs are also available; see the site's FAQ for free usage.

Who it suits

Short-drama makers, marketers and educators who want longer clips and the option to turn existing documents into video.

Pros: 30-second clips; accepts documents as input; several Wan versions in one place.
Cons: an independent platform, not the model developer's own; assets kept only 90 days; video counts per plan are capped by credits.