Wan 3.0 AI Videos Generator
Building on the Wan architecture that achieved top-tier VBench ratings with scores up to 86.2%, Wan 3.0 brings next-generation diffusion capabilities to your workflow. Using the Wan 3.0 14B model on Guma, you can transform text prompts and reference photos into production-ready video clips, outputting native 1080p footage at 60 FPS with believable real-world physics through our cloud workspace.
Why Use Wan 3.0 on Guma for Your Video Production
Guma provides a streamlined cloud environment designed to simplify AI video generation. By bringing the Wan 3.0 architecture into an intuitive workspace, creative teams can quickly turn visual ideas into high-quality digital assets.
Cloud-powered processing
Generate videos through high-performance GPU clusters without complex software setups.
Native bilingual text
Keep English and Chinese typography crisp and readable inside moving scenes.
Granular motion controls
Adjust camera trajectories and motion intensity values to direct every scene precisely.
Unified multimodal suite
Switch seamlessly between text-to-video and image-to-video workflows in one interface.
"Keep the product, drive the motion" with precise camera trajectories
Stop re-shooting expensive product hero shots for every marketing campaign. Upload a single static image, lock its geometry, and apply dynamic orbit zooms or lighting shifts. The engine preserves key visual details while generating versatile video ad variants in minutes.
"Keep the character, swap the scene" powered by 14B parameter identity locking
Avoid main actors morphing into entirely different people halfway through a shot. Using deep visual attention maps across its 14-billion parameters, Guma locks facial structure and clothing details across multiple camera angle shifts.
"Keep the shot, change the physics" with realistic fluid and gravity dynamics
Say goodbye to melting limbs, floating objects, and awkward warping. The Wan 3.0 model explicitly simulates momentum, fluid hydrodynamics, and cloth draping, ensuring water splashes and character movements adhere to real-world physical laws.
"Keep the speed, extend the clip" with native 60 FPS high-frame-rate output
Generate smooth action sequences up to 10 seconds per clip at a native 60 FPS. By rendering directly at high frame rates, you avoid third-party frame interpolation artifacts and get broadcast-ready MP4 exports immediately.
Commercial Workflow Recipes Built on Tested Prompt Datasets
Skip trial-and-error prompt writing and scale content creation with field-tested production recipes. Evaluated against thousands of commercial generation runs, these guides come pre-configured with optimal prompt structures, camera trajectories, and motion parameters for reliable output.
How to Generate Wan 3.0 Videos on Guma in 3 Simple Steps
Select the Wan 3.0 Model
Go to the image to video generation panel on Guma and choose Wan 3.0 from the model dropdown menu.
Add Your Input Content
Type a text prompt or upload a reference image to serve as your visual base anchor.
Generate Your Video
Click "Generate" to render your scene in the cloud, then download the final video clip.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Wan 3.0
Can I use existing product shots or portraits as input?
Yes. Guma supports full image-to-video workflows. You can upload any high-resolution photo or digital concept artwork, and the engine will animate the scene around your visual anchor while keeping product proportions and facial likeness intact.
What are the maximum resolution and frame rate limits on Guma?
The Wan 3.0 engine on Guma natively renders clips at up to 1080p resolution at 60 FPS, supporting generation lengths up to 10 seconds per single pass without needing external frame interpolators or upscalers.
How do I control generation length, motion speed, and camera paths?
You can include specific cinematic directions in your text prompt—such as "slow pan right" or "dolly zoom"—or use the interface sliders to adjust motion bucket values, shot duration, and camera panning speeds before running your job.
Do I need to install any software or local WebUI tools to use Guma?
No software installation or coding setup is required. All heavy processing runs entirely on Guma's cloud infrastructure. You only need a modern web browser to enter prompts, adjust settings, and download your finished video files.