About wan-3.run

wan-3.run is an independent third-party website that hosts Wan 3.0 video generation in a browser. We are not Alibaba, we are not Alibaba Cloud, and we are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by either. "WAN 3.0" at the top of every page is the name of the model we run, not the name of this company; the site was previously called TRY WAN3.

What this site is

A hosted interface for the Wan 3.0 video model — wan3.0-video, from Alibaba's Tongyi Wanxiang family. You can run text to video, image to video, video to video, and reference to video here, plus a prompt generator, a video-to-prompt reader, and a prompt library.

The official model, the API, and the consumer apps remain Alibaba's. This site is one of several hosted doors into the same model.

What this site is not

• Not the official Alibaba, Alibaba Cloud, or Tongyi Wanxiang website
• Not a licence to the model itself — you own what you generate and every paid plan includes commercial use, but nothing here grants you rights in Wan 3.0
• Not a way to run the model yourself. Wan 3.0 is closed: no published weights, no ComfyUI node. Alibaba's last open-weight video flagship is Wan 2.2, a generation behind

What we say about the model, and how you can check it

Every specification on this site is meant to be verifiable in one click against Alibaba's own parameter table. That is a deliberate position, because a good deal of the material ranking for this model is not: the recurring inventions are a 4K tier, a 21:9 ratio, a 24 fps frame rate, a six-shot director mode and a cross-session identity lock. Wan 3.0 has none of them, and we would rather be the page that says so.

The whole parameter table, with each figure linked to the document it came from, is on Wan 3.0 specifications.

Where a competing model beats Wan 3.0, the comparisons say which brief to take elsewhere. Where the free clip ends, the pricing page says what the next one costs.

Who it is for

People who want to try or regularly use Wan 3.0 without standing up an Alibaba Cloud account: prompt writers, editors, and anyone weighing Wan 3.0 against Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0, Seedance 2.5 or MiniMax H3 on length, sound, references and price.

How to reach us

See Contact. Legal terms are in the Terms, Privacy Policy, Refund Policy, and Responsible Use pages.