BillionVerify is an independent third-party platform for creating Wan videos online and integrating Wan video generation workflows via API. The platform states that it is not affiliated with Alibaba and has not been endorsed by it.
Purpose The platform serves two types of users: creators trying Wan models online, and developers building repeatable AI video workflows. Users can generate videos from text or images in the browser, check task results, and reuse the same model workflow through the Wan API to integrate it into their products or SaaS services.
Main capabilities
- Wan text-to-video: enter detailed prompts, generate AI videos, and adjust model-supported settings such as duration, resolution, and aspect ratio.
- Wan image-to-video: upload product images, character designs, concept frames, or campaign visuals, and add controlled motion through the image-to-video workflow while preserving the subject, composition, and visual direction.
- Wan 2.7 multi-input workflows: explore configured Wan 2.7 text, image, reference, continuation, and editing workflows in the same generation workspace.
- Task management: track queued, running, succeeded, and failed tasks in the same account.
- Transparent credit estimation: view estimates by model, duration, resolution, and expected credit consumption before scaling up.
- Developer-friendly Wan API: create API keys, submit asynchronous Wan tasks, poll status, view history, handle failures, and integrate generation capabilities into applications or SaaS products.
- Video creative and motion direction: browse existing demo media as visual references for prompts, composition, motion, and narrative. The platform states that demo media comes from templates and is for inspiration only, and is not presented as verified Wan Video output.
How to use Online generation: select a configured Wan text-to-video or image-to-video model, enter a prompt or upload a source image, view supported settings (such as duration, resolution, aspect ratio, and prompt control), submit a generation task, and view queued, running, succeeded, and failed statuses and download results in task or video history. API integration: create an API key in the dashboard, and send it in each request via Authorization: Bearer. Start a Wan task through /api/ai-studio/execute with modelId and payload configured. Poll the task endpoint to read queued, running, succeeded, or failed statusesThe developer documentation provides cURL, Node.js, and Python request examples based on the live Wan Video API routes. Billing: Generation uses credits. Estimates may vary by model, duration, resolution, input type, and other model-specific settings. The platform offers annual billing plans and one-time credit packs; specific prices are as shown on the page. If generation fails, first check the task failure reason; platform-side failures and credit handling follow the current refund and credit policies, and unresolved cases can be reviewed by contacting support.
Use cases Content creators: Create short videos, animations, visual stories, and social media concepts from prompts or images. E-commerce and marketing: Animate product photos, build ad concepts, product showcases, and campaign variants. Design and creative teams: Turn concept art, character references, and visual direction into motion studies. Developers and SaaS teams: Add video generation capabilities to products using the Wan API key and asynchronous tasks. AI studios and agencies: Manage client generations, monitor task status, and control model and credit costs. Open-source users and researchers: Compare the Wan 2.7 hosted API with confirmed open-source Wan versions and local deployment options.
Limitations and notes Supported options depend on the selected model. The configured Wan 2.7 workflow includes 720p and 1080p options, and duration choices are shown in the generation form. Wan 2.7 is available through hosted model services and the API, but the platform does not list its weights as confirmed open source without an authoritative release; its guide distinguishes the Wan 2.7 API from confirmed open-source Wan versions and local deployment options. Commercial use depends on the selected plan, the terms of the selected model, applicable law, and the user's rights to all input media; review the terms of service before production use. The platform does not claim unverified customer endorsements.
Getting started Try the Wan text or image workflow online, check the task results, and open the API documentation when you are ready to integrate.
