Wan 2.5 generates video and sound in one pass. Describe a scene or upload a start image and get a 5 or 10 second clip in 720p or 1080p, with dialogue, sound effects and background music that match the picture and the speakers' lips.
Sound generated with the picture, cinematic camera language and stronger prompt following turn one prompt or one image into a finished clip.
Wan 2.5 is the first Wan model that generates voices together with the video. Write what a character says and the speech comes back in sync with their mouth, expression and gestures. Talking-head intros, product explainers and short drama scenes no longer need a separate voice-over pass.
Ambient sound, effects and background music are generated from the same prompt as the picture. Rain on glass, a saxophone in a late-night bar or traffic outside a window all land on the right beat. Name the sounds you want at the end of your prompt and the model scores the scene for you.
Upload one image as the first frame and the model animates it with sound. Faces, outfits, products and the overall art style stay close to the source while the camera and the subject move. It suits portraits, catalogue shots and illustrations that need to become short clips.
Wan 2.5 follows camera directions such as tracking shots, push-ins and orbits without losing the subject. Fast action stays readable, so riders, vehicles and dancers keep their shape across the clip. Describe the move in plain words and the framing holds.
Instruction following is stronger than in earlier Wan versions, so multi-step events play out in order. A car racing through rain can be struck by lightning and burst into flames within one shot. Weather, explosions and transformations read as part of the scene rather than overlays.
Prompts can use professional film language for light, colour and composition, and the model renders it with fine detail. Large movements such as group choreography stay smooth and stable. Output is 720p or 1080p in 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1 for text to video.
Create AI videos with sound in three simple steps:
Open the workspace with Wan 2.5 already selected. Describe the scene, the dialogue and the sounds for text to video, or switch to image to video and upload one start image.
Choose 5 or 10 seconds and 720p or 1080p. For text to video, also pick 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1; image to video follows the shape of your image.
Confirm the credits and start. The finished clip, sound included, appears in your creations, ready to preview and download.
Both modes generate sound with the picture; the difference is where the first frame comes from.
Answers about sound, length, image input and credits.
Wan 2.5 is an AI video model from Alibaba's Wan team that generates video and sound together. It supports text to video and image to video and creates 5 or 10 second clips in 720p or 1080p.
Yes. Every clip is generated with an audio track that can include dialogue, sound effects and background music. Describe the sounds you want in the prompt, for example on a final line that lists them.
Each video is 5 or 10 seconds long, in 720p or 1080p. Text to video offers 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1; image to video keeps the shape of your image.
Yes. Prompts can be written in Chinese or English, up to 800 characters. Short prompts are expanded automatically to add detail.
Upload one JPG, PNG or WebP image; it becomes the first frame. Clear subjects and good lighting give the most stable motion.
Not always. Faces, products and art style hold well, but small lettering such as prices on a menu can change as the scene moves, so check text-heavy frames before you publish.
Yes. Say in the prompt who speaks and what they say, and the voice is generated in sync with the speaker's mouth and expression. Short, clear lines work best.
Work in this order: subject, action, setting, camera, light, then sound. Say who is in the frame and what they do, add the camera move and mood, and end with a line listing the voices, effects and music you want.
Yes. Text to video offers 9:16 for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts, and a portrait image in image to video gives a portrait clip.
720p costs 37 credits for 5 seconds and 74 credits for 10 seconds. 1080p costs 62 credits for 5 seconds and 123 credits for 10 seconds.
Wan 2.6 adds multi-shot storytelling and 15-second clips. Wan 2.5 is the lower-cost choice for single-shot 5 or 10 second videos with synchronized sound.
No. Each generation is one continuous shot. To cut between several shots in one video, use the multi-shot option of Wan 2.6.
It suits social clips, talking intros, product teasers, music moments and short cinematic scenes, anywhere the sound matters as much as the picture.
Write a scene or upload an image and get a 1080p clip with voices, effects and music.
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