Create prompt-led clips, animate first and last frames, or edit an uploaded video with Wan 2.7 Video. AISnapEdit exposes T2V, I2V, and Videoedit with clear duration and resolution controls.
Motion inspiration
These clips are visual inspiration from the AI video gallery. Use them to plan camera language, pacing, framing, and prompt direction. They are not verified Wan 2.7 outputs unless explicitly labeled as model proof.
Prompt-led movement
T2V planning: prompt, 5-15 sec, 720P or 1080P
Use the gallery rhythm to decide whether the prompt needs a locked camera, a push-in, or a simple character action.
T2V planning: prompt, 5-15 sec, 720P or 1080P
Start with a strong first frame and add a last frame only when the ending composition matters.
I2V planning: first frame required, optional last frame, 5-15 sec
Keep Videoedit prompts specific: identify what should change, what should stay, and how audio should be handled.
Videoedit planning: uploaded video, optional reference image, 5-10 sec
Why Wan 2.7 Video
The practical advantage is not a single magic mode. It is the combination of prompt generation, frame-led animation, and video editing under the same duration and resolution pricing model.
Provider
Alibaba
Alibaba Wan video workflows available in AISnapEdit.
Modes
T2V / I2V / Videoedit
Text-to-video, image-to-video, and Videoedit are enabled in AISnapEdit.
Duration
5-15 sec
T2V/I2V support 5-15 seconds; Videoedit supports 5-10 seconds.
Pricing
16/24 credits/sec
720P costs 16 credits/sec; 1080P costs 24 credits/sec.
Pick the mode by the input you already have, not by a generic quality label.
Scene from prompt
Scene from prompt
Visual inspiration, not verified Wan 2.7 output
Use when you do not need source footage or frame anchors.
Frame-led motion
Frame-led motion
Visual inspiration, not verified Wan 2.7 output
First frame is required in AISnapEdit; last frame is optional.
Edit source video
Edit source video
Visual inspiration, not verified Wan 2.7 output
Use 5-10 seconds and keep the prompt focused on the edit.
Pricing
Per-second credit pricing by output resolution
720P
16
credits per second
1080P
24
credits per second
Keep the first run small enough to evaluate motion, identity, and edit strength.
T2V
Best for concepting a new video without uploaded media.
I2V
Best for product shots, designed stills, and character frames.
Videoedit
Best when a real source video already defines timing and composition.
These are planning examples, not verified model outputs.
Product launch clip
Visual inspiration, not verified Wan 2.7 output
A new brand asset needs motion from a clean text brief.
Prompt cue
A matte black smart speaker on a marble counter, slow push-in, warm morning light, subtle dust particles, premium commercial pacing.
Settings
T2V, 16:9, 5-10 sec, 1080P
Expected motion
Stable product focus, restrained camera movement, clear lighting transition
Poster-to-video animation
Visual inspiration, not verified Wan 2.7 output
A designed still should become a short social clip.
Prompt cue
Animate the neon poster with drifting fog, gentle light flicker, and a slow parallax move while keeping the central typography readable.
Settings
I2V, first frame required, 9:16, 5-15 sec
Expected motion
Controlled movement without losing the source composition
Footage restyle
Visual inspiration, not verified Wan 2.7 output
A source clip needs a visual treatment rather than a new scene.
Prompt cue
Change the vase to soft pink ceramic, keep the table, hand motion, and camera angle unchanged, preserve natural shadows.
Settings
Videoedit, uploaded video, 5-10 sec, audio auto
Expected motion
Targeted object change with stable source timing
Reference-guided edit
Visual inspiration, not verified Wan 2.7 output
A source video should match a supplied visual direction.
Prompt cue
Match the reference image color palette and fabric texture while preserving the original subject pose and scene layout.
Settings
Videoedit, optional reference image, 720P draft
Expected motion
Style transfer direction without rewriting the whole clip
The AISnapEdit generator for this model focuses on T2V, I2V, and Videoedit workflows.
Input path
Wan 2.7 Video supports prompt-only, frame-led, and source-video editing paths on AISnapEdit.
Choose the mode from the input you have before tuning resolution.
Duration
T2V and I2V run from 5-15 seconds; Videoedit runs from 5-10 seconds.
Keep early tests short because every extra second changes cost.
Pricing
Credits are calculated per second by resolution: 720P at 16 credits/sec and 1080P at 24 credits/sec.
Use 720P for drafts and 1080P when the clip is closer to delivery.
Media proof
Gallery media is inspiration unless explicitly labeled as verified Wan 2.7 output.
Treat example prompts as planning direction, not claimed model output proof.
Find answers to common questions about this model
Wan 2.7 Video is Alibaba's video model family for prompt-based generation, image-to-video animation, and video editing. AISnapEdit exposes T2V, I2V, and Videoedit on this page.
AISnapEdit exposes Text-to-Video, Image-to-Video, and Videoedit for Wan 2.7 Video on this page.
Text-to-video and image-to-video are limited to 5-15 seconds. Videoedit is limited to 5-10 seconds.
Pricing is calculated per second by resolution: 720P costs 16 credits per second and 1080P costs 24 credits per second.
AISnapEdit requires a first-frame image for image-to-video. You can optionally add a last-frame image to guide the ending composition.
Videoedit requires a source video. You can also add a reference image, choose aspect ratio and resolution, and decide whether audio is automatic or preserved from the source.
AISnapEdit exposes explicit 5-10 second Videoedit durations so the credit estimate stays predictable. Trim longer source footage to the segment you want to edit.
No, unless a clip is explicitly labeled as model proof. The gallery media on this page should be treated as visual inspiration for prompt and motion planning.
Generate from text, animate images, or edit source footage with predictable per-second pricing.
