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Wan 2.7 AI

Wan 2.7 AI is a new-generation AI video generation model launched by Alibaba's Tongyi Lab. Based on a large-scale diffusion architecture (reportedly about 27 billion parameters), it can transform text, images, reference videos, and voice samples into 1080P cinematic videos, and supports native audio synchronization. Its core feature is providing director-level control: first and last frame control can define the opening and ending shots and automatically generate the intermediate transition; voice cloning and lip sync can make a digital spokesperson speak in a voice consistent with the sample; instruction-based editing allows users to modify generated videos with natural language (such as changing the background or clothing) without regenerating. It also supports 9-grid multi-image composition, a character consistency engine (maintaining the same face, body shape, and clothing across more than 50 clips), Text-to-Video, Image-to-Video, First & Last Frame, Voice Clone, Video Recreation, and other modes, outputting 1080P high definition, 2 to 15 seconds, with no watermark in the Pro version. The official website states that it is suitable for scenarios such as social advertising creatives, digital spokesperson series, storyboard-to-finished film, e-commerce product demonstrations, content localization, and music videos, and offers pay-as-you-go and annual subscription plans (tiers such as 1,800, 4,800, and 10,800 credits/year).

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About this tool

Purpose

Wan 2.7 AI is an AI video generation model. The official website positions it as "the most controllable AI video generator," used to transform text, images, reference videos, and voice samples into cinematic 1080P videos, targeting the large-scale video content production needs of creators, marketers, film and television producers, and enterprises. According to the official website, it was developed by Alibaba's Tongyi Lab and is currently the strongest version in the Wan AI series, based on a large-scale diffusion architecture (estimated at about 27 billion parameters).

Main Capabilities

  • First & Last Frame: Define the opening and ending shots, and the model generates seamless motion in between. The official website calls it a feature unique to Wan 2.7, suitable for storyboards and scene transitions.
  • Voice Cloning and Lip Sync: Upload a voice sample to generate a video with synchronized speech and natural lip movements, creating a digital spokesperson whose voice matches the person themselves.
  • Instruction-Based Editing: Edit generated videos with natural language, such as "change the background to a beach" or "make her wear a blue dress," without regenerating. The official website states this can save more than 70% of iteration time.
  • 9-Grid Multi-Image Composition: Input up to 9 images at the same time; the model understands spatial relationships and generates coherent multi-subject scenes.
  • Character Consistency Engine: After uploading a reference photo, it can maintain a consistent face, body shape, and clothing across more than 50 video clips.
  • 1080P Cinematic Quality: Outputs 1080P high definition. The official website states it has leading texture quality, realistic lighting, physics-compliant motion, and no cross-frame flicker.

How to Use

The workflow given on the official website has three steps:

  1. Choose a Mode: Select from Text-to-Video, Image-to-Video, First & Last Frame, Voice Clone, and Video Recreation to suit different workflows and input types.
  2. Add Inputs: Enter prompts, upload reference images, set the first and last frames, and add voice samples; the official website states it supports detailed prompts in any language.
  3. Generate and Edit Instantly: Click generate; if adjustments are needed, enter editing instructions in natural language, and the model modifies them instantly without waiting for regeneration; then download the 1080P watermark-free MP4 (the Pro version is watermark-free), which can be shared directly to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, or used in marketing and production workflows.

Applicable Scenarios

The official websiteTypical uses listed include:

  • Social ad creatives: Generate more than 30 15-second hook videos per day for A/B testing on TikTok, Reels, and Shorts, with character consistency maintaining a unified brand face.
  • Digital spokesperson series: Use one real-person photo to generate 50 different product videos while keeping the same face, voice, and style.
  • Storyboard to finished video: Define the first and last frames and add prompts to turn a storyboard into a publishable video narrative.
  • E-commerce product demos: Animate product images into 360° demo videos; the official website says this is 5 times faster than manual video production.
  • Content localization: Replace language, background, or clothing through instruction-based editing to adapt one main video for multiple markets.
  • Music videos and creative content: Generate dynamic, beat-synced visuals based on text descriptions, supporting style transfer and surreal sequences.

Versions and Pricing

The official website says the Wan series evolved from stronger audio and storytelling in Wan 2.5 to a more production-ready workflow in Wan 2.6; Wan 2.7 was released in April 2026, expanding the core modes (T2V, I2V, R2V, I2I, T2I), enhancing multi-reference consistency, finer scene-level control, and instruction-based editing, with support for up to 1080P and 15 seconds.

Pricing offers pay-as-you-go as well as monthly or annual plans. The annual tiers listed on the official website include: 1,800 credits/year (150 per month), supporting text/image/video-to-video and standard generation speed; 4,800 credits/year (400 per month), including commercial license, faster generation speed, and watermark-free output; 10,800 credits/year (900 per month), including private visibility, copy protection, and priority support. The official website also mentions support for a variety of secure payment methods.

Limitations and Not Yet Provided

The official website does not clearly state details such as the specific price of each tier, free trial quota, generation queue times, the number of supported languages, refund policy, and so on. The described effects of some features (such as 9-grid composition, first-and-last-frame control, and character consistency across 50+ clips) come from the official website's own statements, with no third-party verification data provided. Before use, it is recommended to rely on the latest terms on the official website.