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Alibaba's Wan AI platform for generating video and images from text or reference images, part of the Tongyi generative AI family.
Converts uploaded or linked audio/video into text with AI summaries, mind maps, and multi-format export in 63 languages.
Multi-modal AI video generator that lets users reference images, video, and audio together for consistent, controllable video creation.
AI video generator that turns a text prompt into a finished video with script, stock footage, voiceover, subtitles and music.
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- ✦Text-to-video generation
- ✦Image-to-video generation
- ✦Text-to-image and image editing
- ✦Open-source model releases for developers
- ✦Part of Alibaba's broader Tongyi AI ecosystem
- ✦Audio/video-to-text transcription from file upload or YouTube link
- ✦Support for 63 languages and 11 input file formats
- ✦Automatic AI summaries and visual mind maps
- ✦Speaker recognition and translation
- ✦Export to txt, pdf, docx, srt, csv, and vtt
- ✦Shareable transcript links
- ✦Multi-modal input combining images, video, audio, and text
- ✦Reference-based generation for motion, camera moves, and characters
- ✦Consistency controls for faces, clothing, and visual style across shots
- ✦Video extension, merging, and segment editing
- ✦Built-in context-aware audio and music generation
- ✦Credit-based pricing tied to resolution and duration
- ✦AI agent with long-term project memory
- ✦Batch editing across multiple clips
- ✦200+ integrated AI models (Sora 2, Veo 3.1, Kling, Seedance and more)
- ✦Multiplayer collaboration with real-time cursors
- ✦Custom agent creation
- ✦Storyboarding and timeline editing
- →Content creators generating short AI video clips
- →Developers building on open-source Wan model weights
- →Marketers producing quick visual content
- →Researchers experimenting with video diffusion models
- →Researchers transcribing interviews
- →Students converting lectures into notes and mind maps
- →Podcasters and creators generating subtitles
- →Professionals needing multilingual meeting transcripts
- →Advertisers replicating proven ad templates with new products
- →Educators creating animated lesson and tutorial videos
- →Social media creators replicating trending video formats
- →Filmmakers previsualizing camera movements and scenes
- →Creating social media and YouTube videos
- →Producing faceless videos without filming
- →Turning ideas into first-cut videos fast
- →Generating marketing and ad content