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How to Be Ready When Wan 3.0 Launches on DreamFace

step 1

Join the Early Access List

Sign up for notifications inside the DreamFace app or on this page so the Wan 3.0 launch doesn't need to be checked for manually.

step 2

Wait for the Rollout

The DreamFace team is integrating Wan 3.0 into the existing model lineup; there is no self-serve access to it through DreamFace yet.

step 3

Generate From a Prompt, Image, or Document

Once live, feed in a text prompt, an image, or a slide deck or PDF, and receive a clip up to 30 seconds long from inside DreamFace.

What Wan 3.0 Brings to DreamFace

Clips Run Twice as Long

Wan 3.0 extends single-generation length to 30 seconds, double the 15-second ceiling of its predecessor, leaving enough room for a full camera move or a scene that plays out rather than cutting mid-action.
Clips Run Twice as Long

A Slide Deck Can Be the Starting Point

Alongside text, images, video, and audio, Wan 3.0 is the first model in its line built to take office documents, PDFs, PPTs, even spreadsheets, directly as source material instead of requiring a prompt rewritten from scratch.
A Slide Deck Can Be the Starting Point

Reference, Edit, and Motion Handled by One Model

Wan 3.0 folds reference-based generation, editing, replication, and motion-driving into a single system, tasks that have historically needed separate tools or model switches.
Reference, Edit, and Motion Handled by One Model

Sits Alongside DreamFace's Other Models Once Live

When the integration ships, Wan 3.0 will be selectable from the same DreamFace interface already used for Seedance and Veo, without a separate account, API key, or per-second billing to manage.
Sits Alongside DreamFace's Other Models Once Live

Frequently Asked Questions

Why Wait for Wan 3.0 on DreamFace

One Interface Instead of a New Platform

Trying Wan 3.0 independently means a separate Alibaba Cloud or Qwen account. Through DreamFace, it will sit next to the models already available, so switching between them doesn't mean switching platforms.

Built for 480p Through 1080p Output

Wan 3.0's public beta spans 480p to 1080p output, DreamFace's integration is expected to expose that same resolution range rather than capping it to a single tier.

No API Setup Required

Wan 3.0 is currently API-only with usage-based pricing per second. DreamFace's integration is aimed at removing that setup step entirely, describe or upload, then generate.

Source Material Stays Tied to the Project

Documents, images, or prompts submitted to generate a clip will be used only for that generation, consistent with how DreamFace already handles material submitted to its other video tools.

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Signed Up the Same Day I Saw the Announcement

I've been switching between two different tools just to turn a deck into anything usable. If Wan 3.0's document input works the way it's described, having it inside DreamFace instead of a separate Alibaba account is the part I actually care about.

Waiting to See the 30-Second Clips in Practice

Every model claims longer generations look cleaner. I'm curious whether a 30-second Wan 3.0 clip actually holds together instead of drifting halfway through, will find out once it's live.

Hoping the Resolution Range Carries Over

Wan 3.0's beta reportedly spans 480p up to 1080p elsewhere. Assuming DreamFace keeps that range instead of locking it to one tier is the main thing I'm watching for.

Already Use DreamFace for Everything Else

Not interested in managing a separate per-second API bill just to try a new model. Waiting for it to show up in the same place I already generate video is worth the delay.

Skeptical Until I See a Document-to-Video Example

"Turns a PDF into a video" is a bold claim on paper. Reserving judgment until there's an actual DreamFace-generated clip to look at rather than a spec sheet.

On the List, Not Expecting an Overnight Rollout

Model integrations like this usually take longer than the announcement makes it sound. Added my email and moved on rather than checking back daily.

Signed Up the Same Day I Saw the Announcement

I've been switching between two different tools just to turn a deck into anything usable. If Wan 3.0's document input works the way it's described, having it inside DreamFace instead of a separate Alibaba account is the part I actually care about.

Waiting to See the 30-Second Clips in Practice

Every model claims longer generations look cleaner. I'm curious whether a 30-second Wan 3.0 clip actually holds together instead of drifting halfway through, will find out once it's live.

Hoping the Resolution Range Carries Over

Wan 3.0's beta reportedly spans 480p up to 1080p elsewhere. Assuming DreamFace keeps that range instead of locking it to one tier is the main thing I'm watching for.

Already Use DreamFace for Everything Else

Not interested in managing a separate per-second API bill just to try a new model. Waiting for it to show up in the same place I already generate video is worth the delay.

Skeptical Until I See a Document-to-Video Example

"Turns a PDF into a video" is a bold claim on paper. Reserving judgment until there's an actual DreamFace-generated clip to look at rather than a spec sheet.

On the List, Not Expecting an Overnight Rollout

Model integrations like this usually take longer than the announcement makes it sound. Added my email and moved on rather than checking back daily.

A 30-Second Video Model Is Coming to DreamFace's Lineup

Alibaba's Wan 3.0 turns slide decks, PDFs, images, and prompts into continuous 30-second clips. DreamFace is integrating it alongside its existing video models, join the early access list to hear the moment it's ready.