Alibaba Cloud video model · Available on Nano Banana Pro

Wan 2.7 AI Video Generator

Render a Wan 2.7 clip from a written brief, one still image, or a first and last frame pair, then set duration, resolution and aspect ratio in the live workspace below.

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Set up a Wan 2.7 render

Pick text, one image, or first and last frames, then choose 2 to 15 seconds, 720P or 1080P, and an aspect ratio before you read the point estimate.

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02 / Overview

Official Wan 2.7 routes and what this page runs

Facts reviewed:

Provider
Alibaba Cloud Model Studio
Official Wan 2.7 lineup
Four routes plus three dated snapshots, seven entries in the official table
Official output
720P or 1080P, 30 fps, MP4
Official duration
2 to 15 seconds on the text and image routes; 2 to 10 seconds on the reference and editing routes
Routes here
wan2.7-t2v for text, wan2.7-i2v for images and frames
Inputs here
A prompt, one image, or two frame images
Duration here
2 to 15 whole seconds
Resolution here
720P or 1080P, defaulting to 720P
Aspect ratios here
16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3 and 3:4

Seven official Wan 2.7 models against the three inputs here

The official table lists seven Wan 2.7 entries across four route types. This page exposes a narrower slice, so the two lists should be read as different things.

OFFICIAL

Listed in the official Wan 2.7 model table

  • wan2.7-t2v — text to video with audio synchronization and multi-shot narrative; 720P or 1080P; 2 to 15 seconds
  • wan2.7-t2v-2026-06-12 — a dated snapshot of the text route carrying the same published specifications
  • wan2.7-t2v-2026-04-25 — an earlier dated snapshot of the same text route
  • wan2.7-i2v — first frame, first and last frame, video continuation and audio-driven generation; 2 to 15 seconds
  • wan2.7-i2v-2026-04-25 — a dated snapshot of the image route
  • wan2.7-r2v-2026-06-12 — video reference with multi-character support and ImageN or VideoN reference syntax; 2 to 10 seconds
  • wan2.7-videoedit — instruction-based editing and style transfer; 2 to 10 seconds
LIVE PLATFORM

What this workspace actually exposes

  • One Wan 2.7 family on two backend routes: wan2.7-t2v for text and wan2.7-i2v for images
  • Text to video, with the prompt length limit taken from the official reference rather than invented here
  • Image to video from a single still, resolved through the image route
  • First and last frame generation, which also resolves through the same image route
  • Duration from 2 to 15 whole seconds, matching the ceiling the official text and image routes publish
  • 720P or 1080P, with 720P as the default here while the official API defaults to 1080P
  • Five aspect ratios and a point estimate that appears before you submit

Four of the official capabilities do not appear on this page. There is no audio input and no audio toggle, because this workspace does not accept the WAV or MP3 driving audio the official reference describes. Video continuation needs a finished clip as its opening material and this page accepts images only. Reference-to-video requires ImageN or VideoN reference syntax, which is not exposed here. The video editing route and the three dated snapshots are not selectable either. Alibaba Cloud also documents one API change that shapes how you write a prompt in Wan 2.7: the earlier size field is gone and output resolution is now expressed as a resolution tier plus an aspect ratio, and the shot_type field was removed so camera type has to be described in words. Finally, the official reference states that the same seed does not guarantee an identical result, so neither page should promise reproducible output.

Model brief

Reading the Wan 2.7 model lineup

Wan 2.7 is a video generation family published through Alibaba Cloud Model Studio. The official overview table lists seven entries under the Wan 2.7 label: a text-to-video route, an image-to-video route, a video-reference route, a video-editing route, and three dated snapshots of the text and image routes. The four base routes all render at 30 frames per second into an MP4 container and all offer 720P and 1080P, but they differ in how long a clip may run. The text and image routes reach 15 seconds, while the reference and editing routes stop at 10.

The routes are not interchangeable, and the feature tags in the official table make that clear. The text route is tagged for audio synchronization and multi-shot narrative. The image route covers three named tasks — first frame to video, first and last frame to video, and video continuation — and accepts driving audio alongside the frames. The reference route is built around multi-character scenes and uses an ImageN or VideoN reference syntax instead of a first frame. The editing route takes instructions and applies style transfer. Wan 2.7 is also positioned in that table as the recommended replacement for Wan 2.1 rather than as a newer alternative to the Wan 3.0 rows that sit beside it.

This page runs only the first two routes. A prompt goes to wan2.7-t2v, and both single-image animation and first-and-last-frame generation resolve through wan2.7-i2v. That means the material you can supply is limited to text and at most two frame images: no video clip, no reference assets, no driving audio. Duration, resolution, aspect ratio and the point estimate shown above are settings of this integration, and the workspace keeps the model selector visible so you can compare Wan 2.7 with the other video families on this platform.

03 / Capabilities

What you can control in the Wan 2.7 panel

Every item below maps to something you can actually set on this page rather than to the wider Alibaba Cloud catalogue.

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Text to video

Describe the subject, the sequence of shots and the camera language in one prompt, then send it to the text route.

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Image to video

Animate a single still you have the rights to use while keeping its subject, framing, materials and perspective intact.

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First and last frame

Supply two compatible frames to define where a continuous move begins and where it is supposed to land.

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Duration from 2 to 15 seconds

Whole-second steps across the full range the official text and image routes publish, so a short insert and a longer single take use the same control.

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Two resolution tiers

720P keeps the point estimate lower; 1080P is there when the delivery surface needs the extra detail.

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Five aspect ratios

16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3 and 3:4, matching the official ratio list for these routes rather than a platform-specific set.

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One model, three input modes

Switch between text, image and frame modes inside the same family, so you can test which route carries a shot before committing to a longer render.

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Point estimate before submission

The workspace shows what the selected combination is expected to cost in platform points, and the figure moves when duration or resolution changes.

04 / Scene ideas

Where Wan 2.7 fits in a production pipeline

Every item below maps to something you can actually set on this page rather than to the wider Alibaba Cloud catalogue.

Multi-shot concept films

Draft a short sequence in which locations, shot sizes and actions connect, keeping one principal subject recognisable across cuts.

Architecture and interior motion

Animate an approved visualisation with a restrained camera move, a daylight change and controlled movement in one or two surfaces.

Product and campaign inserts

Turn a signed-off key visual into a short horizontal, square or vertical motion beat for a landing page or a paid placement.

Seasonal and time-of-day transitions

Use a matched pair of first and last frames to move between seasons, lighting states or before-and-after conditions without cutting.

Single-take social clips

The 15-second ceiling on the text and image routes covers a continuous take that shorter ranges would force you to split.

Storyboard review passes

Render a cheap 720P version of each beat to check pacing and continuity before spending points on the shots that make the final cut.

05 / Prompt lab

Prompt templates for Wan 2.7

Each template loads the matching mode in the live workspace, so you can edit it against your own material instead of starting from a blank box.

SCENE 01text to video

Connected harbour sequence

A three-shot text brief that keeps one subject, one location and one colour story across the cuts.

View prompt
Cinematic three-shot sequence following the same woman in a rust-red waterproof coat through a working harbour at first light. Shot 1: wide establishing frame, she walks down wet stone steps toward moored boats, gulls crossing the upper third. Shot 2: medium tracking shot from her left as she passes stacked creels and a coiled rope, camera height steady at chest level. Shot 3: slow push in as she stops and looks out past the breakwater, breath visible in the cold air. Keep her face, coat and hair consistent, keep screen direction left-to-right throughout, natural transitions, overcast light, realistic water movement, no captions, no logos, no text on any surface.
SCENE 02text to video

Vertical product hold

A mobile-first product beat with a defined opening move, one material change and a stable final frame.

View prompt
9:16 vertical product film for an unbranded frosted glass diffuser bottle. 0 to 3 seconds: macro frame, a narrow band of light travels across the glass while a ribbon of vapour rises through it. 4 to 8 seconds: camera pulls back and slightly down while the bottle rotates fifteen degrees on a matte ceramic base. 9 to 12 seconds: rotation stops and the frame settles into a centred hero composition with clean empty space above. Preserve bottle proportions, cap alignment, liquid level and frost texture. Neutral warm grey background, soft gradient falloff, no labels, no text, no hands, no extra objects entering frame.
SCENE 03image to video

Interior daylight study

A single-image animation that protects a signed-off interior while adding one controlled change.

View prompt
Keep the room layout, furniture placement, material colours, window positions and camera perspective exactly as they appear in the uploaded image. Add a slow lateral camera drift of roughly one metre to the right, sunlight moving gradually across the timber floor, subtle movement in the linen curtain, and a small shift in the shadow of the plant beside the window. Do not add, remove or rearrange any object. Do not change the wall colour or the view outside the window. Photorealistic, stable geometry, no flicker, no text, no people entering the frame.
SCENE 04image to video

Packaging reveal from one frame

A product still animated into a short presentation beat with a fixed camera axis.

View prompt
Animate the uploaded packaging image with a single continuous camera move. Start slightly off-centre and drift into a straight-on composition while the light source travels from the upper left to the upper right. Keep the carton edges straight, the printed panels unchanged and the shadow direction physically consistent with the light. No rotation of the box, no change to the artwork, no added props, no reflections that were not in the source image. Clean studio background, sharp focus throughout, no text overlays.
SCENE 05start end to video

Winter to spring transition

A first-and-last-frame pair used to move an environment between two states in one continuous take.

View prompt
Create one continuous transition from the uploaded winter opening frame to the uploaded spring ending frame. Keep the building geometry, the camera position, the path line and the main tree aligned throughout. Snow on the ground recedes gradually, the tree canopy fills with pale green leaves, the sky warms from grey to a soft blue, and small puddles spread across the path. No cut, no camera move, stable architecture, coherent light direction, gradual rather than stepped change, no additional buildings or vehicles appearing.
SCENE 06start end to video

Day to night city corner

A matched architectural pair that tests lighting progression and crowd behaviour.

View prompt
Connect the uploaded daytime street-corner frame to the uploaded night frame in a single continuous forward glide along the pavement. Keep the building lines, the crossing position, the paving pattern and the camera height aligned. Pedestrians increase gradually without duplicating, shop interiors light up in sequence, window reflections shift from sky to lamp colour, and vehicle headlights begin to streak gently. No cut, no warped masonry, consistent travel direction, stable signage, no legible brand text appearing.
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Wan 2.7, Wan 2.6 and Wan 3.0 side by side

Every row below is read from the same official model table, so the differences are directly checkable instead of inferred from marketing copy.

Wan 2.7, Wan 2.6 and Wan 3.0 side by side
ModelOfficial routeResolutionsDurationFrame rate and containerDocumented features
wan2.7-t2vText to video720P, 1080P2 to 15 seconds30 fps, MP4Audio synchronization, multi-shot narrative
wan2.7-i2vImage to video720P, 1080P2 to 15 seconds30 fps, MP4First frame, first and last frame, video continuation, audio-driven
wan2.7-r2v-2026-06-12Video reference720P, 1080P2 to 10 seconds30 fps, MP4Multi-character scenes, ImageN or VideoN reference syntax
wan2.7-videoeditVideo editing720P, 1080P2 to 10 seconds30 fps, MP4Instruction-based editing, style transfer
wan2.6-t2vText to video720P, 1080P2 to 15 seconds30 fps, MP4Listed with the same output envelope as the Wan 2.7 text route
wan3.0-videoAll-in-one reference480P, 720P, 1080P2 to 30 seconds30 fps, MP4Sits in the recommended group on the official overview page
LIVE PRICING

Points, resolution and the second-based rate

Cost on this page is expressed in platform points, and the estimate updates when you change duration or resolution. Alibaba Cloud bills its own API per second and the official reference notes that both duration and resolution affect cost, which is a separate schedule from the points shown here.

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How the estimate works

The workspace calculates a point estimate for the exact duration and resolution you selected. Because billing on the official side is per second, a longer clip costs proportionally more before resolution is taken into account. Compare settings in the panel rather than assuming an average figure for the model.

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Why resolution moves the cost

The official reference states that resolution affects cost, so the same clip is cheaper at 720P than at 1080P. At 1080P a 16:9 frame is 1920 by 1080; at 720P the same ratio is 1280 by 720. Choosing the tier that matches the delivery surface is the largest single lever on this page once duration is fixed.

06 / Workflow

Handing a Wan 2.7 brief from draft to delivery

  1. 01

    Pick the input route first

    Use text when the scene does not exist yet, one image when an approved still has to keep its identity, and first and last frames when the result must land on a specific composition.

  2. 02

    Write the shots in order, and describe the camera in words

    Wan 2.7 has no camera-type field, so framing, movement and shot transitions belong in the prompt itself. Number the beats and give each one a distinct job.

  3. 03

    Set duration, resolution and aspect ratio

    Stay within 2 to 15 whole seconds, choose 720P or 1080P for the delivery surface, and pick the ratio that matches where the clip will be published.

  4. 04

    Read the point estimate before submitting

    The estimate reflects the combination you have selected. If it is higher than expected, shorten the clip or drop to 720P and compare before you commit.

  5. 05

    Check the first and last two seconds before publishing

    Review the clip at normal speed and frame by frame, then store the prompt, the source permissions, the settings and the approved version alongside the output.

Review before publishing

Known Wan 2.7 failure modes and usage boundaries

Wan 2.7 produces plausible motion rather than guaranteed motion. Expect occasional identity drift across shots, unstable hands and contact points, objects that merge or pass through each other, edge flicker on fine textures, lettering that dissolves into shapes, and transitions that arrive a beat early or late. A 15-second clip gives these faults more room to appear than a three-second insert does, so inspect the full duration rather than only the opening frame.

Not every documented capability is reachable from this page. The official reference allows a prompt of up to 5,000 characters and a negative prompt of up to 500, accepts driving audio as WAV or MP3 between 2 and 30 seconds and no larger than 15 MB, and supports video continuation from a finished clip. This workspace accepts images and text only, exposes no audio control, and does not offer the reference-to-video or video-editing routes. Treat the official envelope and the panel in front of you as two different scopes.

Two official behaviours are worth planning around. Enabling prompt rewriting lets a language model expand a short prompt for better results and adds latency to the request, so a terse prompt may take longer than its length suggests. Output watermarking is off by default; when it is switched on the platform places the words AI Generated in the lower right corner of the frame, which matters if the clip is destined for a broadcast or print-adjacent context. Neither behaviour makes a clip deterministic.

Use only source images and prompts you are authorised to use, and avoid impersonation, privacy violations, trademark misuse and any presentation that passes generated footage off as recorded evidence. Keep the provenance of every asset that fed the render, and disclose synthetic video where the destination requires it. Rights in a generated clip depend on the rights you held in its inputs, not on the model that produced it.

Sources

The official pages behind these Wan 2.7 facts

Model capabilities, routes and rates can change. Official Alibaba Cloud documentation and Nano Banana Pro platform information are listed separately below, and every official page listed here was reachable without a login when this page was reviewed.

07 / FAQ

Wan 2.7 questions answered in detail

Can I use Wan 2.7 online on this page?
Yes. The workspace below opens with Wan 2.7 selected, and the model selector stays available so you can compare it with other video families. Submitting a render requires an account and enough platform points.
Which official routes does this page actually call?
Two of the seven entries in the official table. Text prompts go to wan2.7-t2v. Single-image animation and first-and-last-frame generation both go to wan2.7-i2v. The dated snapshots, the video-reference route and the video-editing route are not reachable here.
How long can a Wan 2.7 clip be on this page?
Between 2 and 15 whole seconds. That matches the ceiling the official text and image routes publish. The official reference and editing routes are shorter at 2 to 10 seconds, but this page does not run either of them.
Which resolutions and aspect ratios are available?
720P or 1080P, with 720P as the page default, and five ratios: 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3 and 3:4. The official API defaults to 1080P instead, so check the setting rather than assuming the same starting point.
Is there a size field for controlling output resolution?
No. Alibaba Cloud documents that Wan 2.7 stopped using the size field. Output resolution is now defined by combining a resolution tier with an aspect ratio, which is how the panel here works too.
Can I set the camera type with a dedicated control?
No. The official migration notes state that Wan 2.7 removed the shot_type field, so camera type has to be described in the prompt. Name the framing, the movement and the transition for each beat you want.
Can I upload custom audio with my render?
No. The official reference accepts driving audio as WAV or MP3 between 2 and 30 seconds and up to 15 MB, but this workspace exposes no audio input and no audio toggle.
Does this page support video continuation?
No. Video continuation is one of the three tasks the official image route performs, and it needs a finished clip as its opening material. This page accepts images only, so continuation is out of reach here.
Does this page support reference-to-video?
No. The official reference route uses ImageN or VideoN reference syntax for multi-character work and caps clips at 10 seconds. Neither the reference inputs nor that route is exposed here.
Does this page support video editing or style transfer?
No. Those belong to the official wan2.7-videoedit route, which is a separate entry in the model table and is not selectable on this page.
Will the same seed give me the same video twice?
Not reliably. The official reference documents a seed range but states that an identical seed does not guarantee an identical result. Review each render on its own rather than treating a stored seed as a lock.
What pixel dimensions does each ratio produce?
At 1080P the official table gives 1920 by 1080 for 16:9, 1080 by 1920 for 9:16, 1440 by 1440 for 1:1, 1648 by 1248 for 4:3 and 1248 by 1648 for 3:4. At 720P the same ratios resolve to 1280 by 720, 720 by 1280, 960 by 960, 1104 by 832 and 832 by 1104.
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