The brief itself becomes the input. Alibaba's Wan 3.0 takes a webpage, a PDF, or a slide deck as reference material next to your prompt — and renders up to 30 seconds of continuous 1080P with native audio in one pass. Up to 20 reference assets per job, at 40 credits the lowest per-clip rate among 30-second models.
Wan 3.0 starts from what your business already has — the workflow:
Point it at a product page or hand it a PDF, DOCX, or slide deck — Wan 3.0 parses the document and uses its content as scene material for the video.
Mix up to 10 images, 5 video clips, and 5 audio files in one job — a character image, a camera-move reference, and a mood track all wire into the same generation.
Write the shot as one continuous take — setup, action, transition, payoff. Wan 3.0's native 30-second window is built for complete stories, not stitched fragments.
Iterate at 480P where per-second cost is a fraction of 1080P, then re-render the keeper at 720P or full 1080P with audio on — same prompt, graded output.
The capabilities that make Wan 3.0 the source-material model on Oddbeam:
Feed one document — PDF, DOCX, PPTX, Markdown — or one public webpage per job, and Wan 3.0 parses it into scene material. A product page turns into a launch film; a courseware file into an explainer.
Twice the previous generation's ceiling: a single pass holds a setup, ordered action, a transition, and a payoff — complete stories that shorter models force you to stitch.
Combine as many as 10 images, 5 video clips, and 5 audio files per job — identity, motion, and mood each get their own pinned source, referenced positionally in the prompt.
Faces, wardrobe, product geometry, logos, and scene relationships hold across the take — the pixel-level consistency that makes client delivery predictable instead of a re-roll lottery.
40 credits per clip — 20 on Unlimited, 16 yearly — with audio on or off per generation. Among 30-second-class models, Wan 3.0 is the one you can afford to explore with.
Teams that start from documents, not blank prompts.
I paste the product page URL and brief the shot — the launch video comes back matching the copy that's already live. No screenshot collages, no retyping specs.
Product Marketing Manager
SaaS Company
Slide decks in, narrated explainers out — Wan 3.0 reads the PDF and stages it. Thirty seconds of 1080P at 40 credits made our courseware backlog shippable.
Corporate L&D Producer
Enterprise Training
A 30-second continuous take with faces and wardrobe that hold — that's an entire scene unit per render, at the cheapest rate on our whole model roster.
Short Drama Showrunner
Vertical Series
I paste the product page URL and brief the shot — the launch video comes back matching the copy that's already live. No screenshot collages, no retyping specs.
Product Marketing Manager
SaaS Company
Slide decks in, narrated explainers out — Wan 3.0 reads the PDF and stages it. Thirty seconds of 1080P at 40 credits made our courseware backlog shippable.
Corporate L&D Producer
Enterprise Training
A 30-second continuous take with faces and wardrobe that hold — that's an entire scene unit per render, at the cheapest rate on our whole model roster.
Short Drama Showrunner
Vertical Series
Cancel anytime • Unused credits roll over
Perfect for getting started
Great for power users and teams
First choice for professionals
Point Wan 3.0 at a page or a deck and render 30 seconds of 1080P with sound — from 40 credits per clip.