Choose among Wan routes for text-to-video, image-to-video, reference-led motion, video extension, video editing, image generation, and image editing. The available controls update with the selected version and workflow.
Method: Model and workflow specifications are drawn from the current RedVideo configuration catalog. Live availability, supported settings, and generation quotes can change; confirm them in Studio before generating.
LIVE CATALOG FACTS
MODELS AND CAPABILITIES
Specifications below come from the workflows currently configured in RedVideo. Live availability and generation quotes remain visible in the studio.
VIDEO MODEL
Wan 2.5
Original Wan image motion with three output sizes.
Move from a prompt, frame, reference, or existing clip
Wan video versions cover different parts of the production path. Some focus on image-to-video, while Wan 2.7 also supports text-to-video, first-and-last-frame, reference-to-video, video extension, and video editing.
Wan 2.6 R2V is the dedicated reference-led route in this family. Other versions emphasize single-frame animation, output resolution, duration control, or audio behavior, so the studio changes the inputs when you switch models.
Text-to-video and image-to-video on supported versions
Reference, first-and-last-frame, extension, and edit workflows where listed
Version-specific duration, resolution, ratio, and audio controls
IMAGE CREATION
Build source frames with Wan image models
Wan image routes support prompt generation and reference-guided editing. Wan 2.6 Image accepts up to four references, while Wan 2.7 Image and Wan 2.7 Image Pro accept up to nine supported references.
The image models offer their own ratio and reference behavior. A generated or edited frame can then become the source for a compatible image-to-video workflow in the same studio.
CHOOSE A VERSION
Use the live controls as the capability guide
The Wan family combines routes with different inputs and outputs rather than one shared setting set. Check the selected model card for supported workflows, duration, resolution, aspect ratio, audio, reference limits, and access requirements.
RedVideo shows a task quote before generation. Changing the model, workflow, output count, duration, resolution, or audio option can change the displayed requirement.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Which Wan models are available in RedVideo?
The catalog includes Wan 2.5, Wan 2.6 variants, Wan 2.7 variants, dedicated reference-to-video, and Wan image models. The studio model selector is the current source for availability.
Can Wan generate video from text and images?
Yes on supported versions. Wan 2.7 accepts text-to-video and image-to-video workflows, while several other Wan video versions focus on image-led motion.
Does Wan support reference-to-video?
Yes. Wan 2.6 R2V is a reference-led route, and Wan 2.7 also lists reference-to-video among its supported workflows. Input types and limits depend on the selected route.
Can I extend or edit a video with Wan?
Wan 2.7 supports video extension and video editing in RedVideo. The studio validates the source format, size, and duration before submission.
Do all Wan versions have the same resolution and audio options?
No. Resolution, duration, ratio, and audio behavior vary across Wan versions. The active model controls and task quote show the applicable settings.