Wan, without the setup.
Wan is Alibaba’s family of open-weights video models — text in, a few seconds of video out, with an image-to-video mode for animating a still you already have. It is genuinely open, which is why it turns up in every self-hosting guide, and why running it usually means a large download and a GPU you may not own.
This site is the plain-language version of the thing those guides bury: which Wan versions exist, what actually changed between them, and which ones you can run through a browser rather than a workstation. We route 6 Wan endpoints across 4 versions — and there is one popular version we do not route, which has its own page saying so.
Which Wan version should you use?
Every version below is a real release. The ones we route are the ones a page here can send you to; 2.6 is listed because people search for it, and pretending otherwise would make everything else on this site less trustworthy.
| Version | What it is for | Modes | We route it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wan 2.2 | The version most people mean when they say Wan. | Text to video · Image to video | Yes |
| Wan 2.5 | The quality step up from 2.2, at roughly double the cost per second. | Text to video · Image to video | Yes |
| Wan 2.7 | The current flagship — and the version search interest is climbing fastest on. | Text to video | Yes |
| Wan 2.6 | Announced, and not something we can run for you. | — | No |
| Wan 2.7 Image | Stills from the same family, at a fraction of the cost of a clip. | Text to image | Yes |
This site does not generate video yet.
It will, or it won’t, depending on whether these pages earn traffic worth building a generator for. Until then it would be dishonest to put a console here that hands you off at the moment you press the button.
Wan runs today inside Mintdreamer, our studio — same endpoints, same versions, alongside the other video and image models. If you came here to generate something rather than to read about versions, that is where to go.
Video is expensive to generate — a few seconds of Wan costs orders of magnitude more than a still image — so a free-for-everyone button on a page with no account system would last about a day. That is the honest reason there isn’t one here, rather than a product tease.
What a second of Wan costs.
Prices are what our providers charge us per unit of output, before any margin — published because the one thing every credit-based generator in this category gets complained about is not saying what a generation costs until after it has been spent.
WAN 2.2 (T2V)
0.058 USD per second
alibaba/wan-2-2-t2v · runware
WAN 2.2
0.080 USD per second
alibaba/wan-2-2-i2v · fal
WAN 2.5
0.15 USD per second
alibaba/wan-2-5-t2v · fal
WAN 2.5 (I2V)
0.15 USD per second
alibaba/wan-2-5-i2v · fal
WAN 2.7
0.15 USD per second
alibaba/wan-2-7-t2v · runware
Wan2.7 Image Pro
0.075 USD per image
alibaba/wan-2-7-image-pro · runware