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Wan 4.0 AI Video Generator
A new chapter in AI video creation is coming. Explore creative directions, draft your ideas and find inspiration for your next scene.
YOUR NEXT SCENE STARTS HEREShape your next scene
Shape your next scene
with Wan 4.0.
Everyday style, brought into focus.
A gray zip-up hoodie, a clean white background and a simple change of pose give this fashion reference its focus. The vertical frame draws attention to the hood, fabric folds and natural expression. Use it to shape a studio fashion brief for the upcoming Wan 4.0 AI Video Generator.
Start with one small action: adjusting the hood, lowering the gaze or settling into a relaxed pose. Describe soft, even lighting and a steady camera so the clothing remains easy to see. Keep the background simple and give the gesture time to unfold. This supplied clip is a creative reference for your brief.
Creative reference · Studio fashion and natural movement
FOUR CREATIVE DIRECTIONS
Find a starting point for Wan 4.0.
Explore these supplied films for mood, framing and movement. Each idea opens an editable draft in the Wan 4.0 preview workspace.
Cinematic actionCreative reference
A moment of action
A ruined setting and quick physical movement give this scene its momentum. Use this new reference to think about a Wan 4.0 action brief: choose the main gesture, explain the environment and keep the camera focused on the subject. The wide frame gives movement room to unfold. Build a readable sequence around one event instead of asking for several unrelated actions. Decide what should stay visible throughout the shot, and let lighting and background detail support that central moment.
Start with this ideaStreet photographyCreative reference
A moment behind the lens
Soft daylight and a film camera turn a quiet street into a focused portrait. The close framing keeps attention on the photographer's eyes, hands and camera, while the buildings give the scene a sense of place. Use this reference to prepare a Wan 4.0 brief around one simple action: holding the camera to the eye and composing a shot. Describe gentle natural light, restrained movement and a steady viewpoint. Let the background support the moment without competing with the subject.
Start with this ideaStorytellingCreative reference
A moment in the garden
A garden conversation uses shared glances and small gestures to establish a relationship between characters. For your Wan 4.0 brief, describe who should hold the viewer’s attention and what changes during the moment. The landscape composition leaves room for the setting without losing the people. Keep each character’s action distinct, and choose a camera position that makes their interaction readable. Costumes, light and surrounding greenery can establish atmosphere while the central exchange carries the scene forward.
Start with this ideaCinematic portraitCreative reference
Coastal light
Evening light and a sea breeze give this coastal portrait a quiet visual rhythm. Use it to prepare a Wan 4.0 brief centered on a turn of the head, a change of gaze or movement in the surrounding landscape. A horizontal frame gives the subject a relationship with the horizon. Describe the direction of the light and the camera’s position, then keep the action restrained. The result you are planning should have one clear focus, with the environment supporting the mood.
Start with this ideaHOW IT WORKS
Get ready for Wan 4.0
Prepare your idea in three simple steps.
Add your idea
Describe your subject, its movement and the camera direction. Add images or references when needed.
Keep your brief ready
Save your brief and review the Wan 4.0 settings when the new workspace opens.
Need more guidance? Follow the step-by-step video creation guide or compare credit packages and estimates.
FEATURES & SETTINGS
Wan 4.0 features at a glance.
A familiar workspace layout. Model details will be shared at release.
AvailabilityPreview workspace
Model optionsDetails at release
Output resolutionDetails at release
Clip durationDetails at release
Input modesDetails at release
SoundDetails at release
Wan 4.0 settings shown above are release placeholders, not published model specifications.
CHOOSE YOUR NEXT STEP
Wan 4.0 vs Wan 3.0
Explore the next chapter while keeping your current creative workflow in view.
| Consideration | Wan 4.0 | Wan 3.0 |
|---|---|---|
| On this website | Preview workspace | Explore the video workspace |
| Creative preparation | Draft a prompt and explore inspiration | Text, image and reference controls |
| Model settings | Details at release | Standard and Prime options |
| Planning your budget | Rates at release | Compare credit estimates on Pricing |
A new version should be evaluated around your own creative needs. When the Wan 4.0 AI Video Generator opens, compare how it handles your subject, action and framing rather than judging from a version number alone. Keep a consistent brief so differences in motion, composition and expression are easier to evaluate.
For now, use Wan 3.0 to explore a workspace with text, image and reference controls. The pricing page helps you understand its credit structure. Wan 4.0 access and rates will be presented separately, so an existing package should not be treated as a promise of future model access.
A FEW HELPFUL ANSWERS
Wan 4.0 AI Video Generator FAQ
What is the Wan 4.0 AI Video Generator?
The Wan 4.0 AI Video Generator is the upcoming workspace presented on this independent website. This page brings together creative references, a local prompt draft and a view of the workspace design. Wan 4.0 generation is not available. The page will show supported model settings when the release details are ready.
When can I create a Wan 4.0 video?
Wan 4.0 generation is currently unavailable, and a launch date has not been announced on this website. The generation button stays disabled until the service is ready. You can write a local draft now or explore the Wan 3.0 workspace through the links on this page.
Are the examples generated with Wan 4.0?
The films are supplied creative references for mood, composition and movement. They are not verified Wan 4.0 outputs. Each suggested prompt is an independently written starting point inspired by a scene. Adapt the subject, setting and action to your own idea rather than expecting the same result.
Can I save a prompt before Wan 4.0 launches?
You can write a brief in the prompt box at the top of this page. Copy the text to your own notes before leaving or refreshing. A useful draft names the subject, describes one main action and gives the camera a clear role. Keep any reference material together with those notes.
What resolution and duration will Wan 4.0 support?
Wan 4.0 output settings will be shared at release. The disabled controls illustrate where those choices belong in the workspace. They do not establish specific resolutions, durations or supported input modes. Use your creative brief to describe the intended shot while keeping delivery requirements in your project notes.
How should I plan credits for Wan 4.0?
Keep the creative plan separate from a final credit estimate until Wan 4.0 rates are published. Your eventual budget may depend on the model, input material and output settings. The current pricing page explains Wan 3.0 credit packages; it should not be used as a confirmed Wan 4.0 quote.
Can I use Wan 3.0 while waiting for Wan 4.0?
Yes. The Wan 3.0 page contains the current generation workspace. Connect your account, choose text, image or reference input, and review the estimated credits before submitting. Its settings and prices describe Wan 3.0 only and should not be treated as confirmed Wan 4.0 specifications.
Does buying credits guarantee access to Wan 4.0?
No. The current credit information supports the existing Wan 3.0 workflow. It is not a preorder, a release-date promise or a guarantee of Wan 4.0 access. Online checkout is not available on this website; contact support to confirm any current purchase arrangement.
What are useful projects to prepare before release?
Prepare a short social clip, a product detail shot or a storyboard scene. Keep the subject, main action, framing and intended delivery format in your notes. Use the creative references to explain a visual direction, while leaving model-specific settings open until Wan 4.0 capabilities are confirmed.
Will my draft and reference films guarantee a matching result?
No. A draft explains your intent, and the supplied films illustrate creative choices. They do not establish a model benchmark or a guaranteed output. Keep source material you have permission to use, review the applicable terms when generation opens, and evaluate actual results before using them in a published project.
Your next scene starts with Wan 4.0.
Prepare your Wan 4.0 creative brief, or start shaping your video in the Wan 3.0 studio today.