Wan 3.0 Edit Video

Alibaba Wan 3.0 video edit: rewrites a real clip from a prompt (replace a person, restyle, change the scene or the time of day) while following its motion. Name the clip Video 1 and any reference images Image 1, Image 2 in the prompt. Clips of 1 to 15 seconds; the clip length is billed on top of the output.

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Wan 3.0 Edit Video

Node type: video:wan_v3_0_edit
Category: video

Description

Alibaba Wan 3.0 video edit: rewrites a real clip from a prompt (replace a person, restyle, change the scene or the time of day) while following its motion. Name the clip Video 1 and any reference images Image 1, Image 2 in the prompt. Clips of 1 to 15 seconds; the clip length is billed on top of the output.

Pricing

  • Cost: ~12 credits per second
  • Per-second rate: The figure is the rate for a 5-second clip. Shorter clips can cost a bit more per second. You're always charged for the real length.

Variant family

  • Family: wan_v3_0
  • Is primary: no
  • All variants: video:wan_v3_0_t2v, video:wan_v3_0_i2v, video:wan_v3_0_r2v, video:wan_v3_0_edit

Canvas ports

These appear as port handles on the left side of the node.

ID Label Details
prompt Prompt TEXT (required) · multiline. Say what to change and name the clip as Video 1: "replace the man in Video 1 with the woman in Image 1", "restyle Video 1 as a clay animation", "make it night in Video 1, keep the camera move". Say what to keep, too: "keep the motion and framing of Video 1".
reference_video_urls Source Video VIDEO (required) · list. The clip to edit, called Video 1 in the prompt. 1 to 15 seconds at 16 fps or more (up to 5 clips, 15 seconds in total). Its length is billed on top of the output, measured before you are charged.
reference_image_urls Reference Images IMAGE · list. Optional: who or what to put into the clip, called Image 1, Image 2 in the prompt (for example the person who replaces someone in Video 1).
reference_audio_urls Reference Audio AUDIO · list

These render as form fields in the right-side config panel when the node is selected.

ID Label Details
aspect_ratio Aspect Ratio TEXT · options: adaptive, 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4 · default: "adaptive". Adaptive lets the model pick the shape, or follow the start frame when one is wired.
duration Duration (seconds) NUMBER · 2…30 · default: 5
resolution Resolution TEXT · options: 480p, 720p, 1080p · default: "720p"
audio Generate Audio BOOLEAN · default: true. Sound is generated with the video. Same price either way.
enable_prompt_expansion Prompt Expansion BOOLEAN · default: true. Rewrites the prompt before generating. Turning it off is 20 to 60 seconds faster but usually looks worse.
enable_thinking Thinking BOOLEAN · default: false. Plans the shot before generating. Slower.
seed Seed NUMBER · 0…2147483647

Outputs

ID Label Type
video Generated Video VIDEO

Edit a real clip

Wire the clip into Source Video and say in the prompt what to change, and what to keep. Name the clip Video 1 and any pictures in Reference Images as Image 1, Image 2:

  • swap a person: "replace the man in Video 1 with the woman in Image 1, keep his movements and the camera"
  • restyle: "restyle Video 1 as a clay animation"
  • change the scene: "make it night in Video 1, keep the motion and framing"

It runs on Wan 3.0's reference-to-video API, which is how Alibaba does video editing; there is no separate edit API.

Limits

  • the clip is 1 to 15 seconds at 16 fps or more (up to 5 clips, 15 seconds in total)
  • the clip plus the output can be at most 30 seconds
  • Duration is the length you get back: an edit returns the Duration you set, not the clip's own length. To edit a whole 8 second clip, set 8
  • at most 2 seconds of video, across the clips, may sit past what a clip plays. A trim saved without re-encoding keeps those hidden frames and they are billed too, so past that the run is refused and names the clip to re-export

Each clip is measured before you are charged. A clip that cannot be read, or that breaks a limit, is refused with a message, and you are not charged.

What a run costs

Per second of the clip plus per second of your Duration, at your resolution's rate (Prime costs about 40% more). The card shows that price before you run when the board knows the clip's length; when it does not yet, the card prices 15 seconds of clip. Either way the run charges the clip's length measured from the file before it starts. A 5 second 720p edit of a 7.7 second clip is 146 credits on Wan 3.0 and 204 on Prime. The charge never goes up after the run; if less is billed, the difference is refunded.


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