Wan 3.0 Prime

The same all-in-one multimodal video model as WAN 3.0, tuned for faster end-to-end generation.

Max Duration: 30 seconds max
Resolution: 480p, 720p, 1080p
Aspect Ratios: 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4
Audio: Native audio

30 sec max durationUp to 1080p resolutionNative audioSpeed tuned for

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What makes Wan 3.0 Prime unique

Faster end-to-end generation

the same model tuned for turnaround, not for a different look

Identical inputs to WAN 3.0

10 images, 5 video clips, 5 audio clips, 1 web link, or 1 document

Native audio

dialogue, effects, and ambience generated with the picture

2 to 30 seconds at up to 1080p

same formats and durations as the base model

Five aspect ratios

16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, and 3:4

20,000-character prompts

the full scene, dialogue, and audio direction in one prompt

Where it falls short

–Roughly 1.5x the credits per second of WAN 3.0, so it is the wrong default for bulk drafting
–References and start/end frames are mutually exclusive, exactly as on the base model
–Reference video and audio clips are capped at 15 seconds in total
–A web link and a document cannot be attached to the same generation

Best for

Iterating on a shot where turnaround matters more than credit costClient and review cycles that need a version back quicklyReference-led scenes you expect to re-run several timesTime-sensitive social and campaign workAnyone already using WAN 3.0 who wants the same result sooner

Prompt tips

1.
Use Prime for the passes you expect to repeat, and the base model for the ones you only run once.
2.
Keep the prompt identical when you move a shot between WAN 3.0 and Prime — same inputs, so the comparison stays honest.
3.
Say what you want to hear as well as what you want to see; audio is generated with the picture.
4.
References replace start and end frames, so choose the anchor that matters before you upload.
5.
Draft at 480p. At 1080p Prime is the most expensive way to explore an idea.

How Wan 3.0 Prime works

Prime takes exactly the same brief as WAN 3.0: a prompt describing subject, action, camera, and sound, plus either references — images, video clips, audio clips, a web link, or a document — or a start and end frame. Pick a resolution, an aspect ratio, and a duration from 2 to 30 seconds, and Prime renders the clip with audio, tuned to finish sooner than the base model.

How to use on Flashloop

Step 01

Select Wan 3.0 Prime

Open Flashloop and choose Wan 3.0 Prime from the model selector in the video creator.

Step 02

Write your prompt

Describe what you want to see in your video, be as detailed as you like.

Step 03

Generate & download

Hit generate and your video will be ready in seconds. Download or share directly.

Frequently asked questions

It is the same model tuned for faster end-to-end generation. The formats, durations, reference modes, and native audio are identical; only the turnaround and the price per second differ.

Roughly 1.5x the credits per second of WAN 3.0 at every resolution. On Flashloop that is 1,250 credits per second at 480p, 2,550 at 720p, and 5,050 at 1080p.

Any whole number of seconds from 2 to 30, exactly like the base model, billed per second.

Yes. Audio is native and comes out of the same pass as the video.

Yes — up to 10 reference images, 5 reference video clips, 5 reference audio clips, one web link, or one document. As on the base model, references cannot be combined with start and end frames.

Use WAN 3.0 when credits matter more than minutes, and WAN 3.0 Prime when you are iterating and waiting is the expensive part.