Wan 2.7
First-and-last-frame control for more directed AI video.
Professional video for every use case
Character-driven shorts.
Reference inputs help keep faces, outfits, and voice cues steadier across scene changes.Palette-grade precise color control.
A professional color control system that enables pixel-perfect color picking and color matching via HEX color codes, putting an end to the "color randomness" issue in AI image generation.Talking-head explainers.
Audio-aware generation and text-led edits speed up short dialogue scenes and social explainers.Uniform performance of multiple characters.
Maintain highly consistent visual features in scenes with multiple characters and objects, and support batch generation of stylistically unified image series.Start + end frame control
Wan 2.7 can animate between a first frame and a last frame, or continue an existing clip toward a chosen ending. That makes reveals, transformations, and stitched story sequences much easier to direct than prompt-only generation.
- •Animate between two endpoint images
- •Continue a clip to a chosen final frame
- •Useful for reveals, transformations, and transitions
- •Helps stitch longer sequences from short clips
- •720p and 1080p output options
Reference-driven character consistency
Wan 2.7 is strongest when you need the same subject to hold together across multiple shots. Reference images and videos give the model clearer anchors for faces, outfits, products, and scene elements.
- •Reference images or videos as anchors
- •Useful for faces, outfits, products, and props
- •Helps hold identity across shot changes
- •Supports multi-character scene building
- •Stronger repeatability for branded content
Audio-synced video generation
Audio is part of the workflow instead of an afterthought. Depending on the mode, Wan 2.7 can generate synchronized sound, accept uploaded audio, or preserve or regenerate audio during edits.
- •Text-to-video supports synchronized audio
- •Image-to-video can use uploaded driving audio
- •Automatic dubbing is available in hosted workflows
- •Better fit for music, narration, and dialogue
- •Cuts down on manual sound work for short clips
Camera Movement & Narrative Synergy
Camera movements coordinate closely with the storyline to enhance narrative expression.
- •Edit existing 2 to 10 second clips
- •Change appearance, scene details, or style with text
- •Add up to three reference images for guidance
- •Useful for fast creative variants and revisions
- •720p and 1080p edit outputs
How it works
1
Describe the scene
Start with the subject, action, setting, and camera move. If you want audio, include cues for dialogue, ambience, or music so the clip has a clearer rhythm.
2
Add frames or references
Upload a starting image, an ending frame, or subject references when consistency matters. This is the step that helps with product reveals, recurring characters, and clips that need a precise visual destination.
3
Choose format and generate
Pick the aspect ratio, length, and resolution that match your target channel, then render the clip. Review the result and iterate with tighter prompts or edit mode when you need alternate versions.
Pricing for Wan 2.7
Runs on credits — no per-model surcharges, no surprise billing.
80credits
per generation
80 credits per image
Use Wan 2.7 via the API
Wan 2.7 is available through the BudgetPixel developer API — the same model the studio runs, supporting text-to-video, image-to-video, reference-to-video, and video-to-video. Pricing is metered in credits (100 credits/second at 720p, 150 credits/second at 1080p), charged only on success, with an API key available on Premium plans and above.
curl -X POST https://api.budgetpixel.com/v1/videos/wan-2.7-video \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $BUDGETPIXEL_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"prompt": "your prompt here"}'No code? Use Wan 2.7 from Claude or Cursor
Wan 2.7 is also available through the BudgetPixel MCP server. Connect your account to Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-enabled agent and generate with Wan 2.7 by asking in plain language — same credits, same pricing, no code required.
Frequently asked questions
What is Wan 2.7?▾
Wan 2.7 is Alibaba's latest Wan video model family for text-to-video, image-to-video, reference-based video generation, and instruction-based video editing. Its main appeal is control: frame anchors, reference inputs, audio sync, and stronger multi-shot consistency than basic prompt-only tools.
What inputs does Wan 2.7 accept?▾
Across its different modes, Wan 2.7 can work from text, still images, reference images, reference video, input video, and audio. The exact inputs depend on the mode you choose: text-to-video starts from a prompt, image-to-video adds first and last frame options, and video editing starts from an existing clip plus instructions.
What resolutions and clip lengths does Wan 2.7 support?▾
Hosted Wan 2.7 deployments commonly offer 720p and 1080p output at 30 fps. Text-to-video and image-to-video generally support 2 to 15 second clips, while reference-based generation and video editing usually top out at 10 seconds per clip.
Does Wan 2.7 support audio?▾
Yes. Wan 2.7 is built for audio-aware video workflows, including synchronized audio in text-to-video and audio-guided options in image-to-video. Some hosted implementations also let you preserve or regenerate audio while editing.
What makes Wan 2.7 different from Wan 2.6?▾
Wan 2.7 adds first-and-last-frame generation and video continuation to the image-to-video workflow, while pushing harder on reference-led consistency and instruction-based editing. In practice, it feels more directed and iterative, not just cleaner.
Is Wan 2.7 good for consistent characters across scenes?▾
Yes, especially compared with prompt-only video tools. Reference images or videos give Wan 2.7 better anchors for faces, outfits, products, and scene continuity across multiple shots.
Can Wan 2.7 edit existing video?▾
Yes. The video editing mode lets you upload a short source clip and describe changes in plain English. That is useful for style changes, wardrobe swaps, scene adjustments, and producing multiple creative variations from one base take.
How much does Wan 2.7 cost?▾
Pricing usually scales with video length, resolution, and sometimes the mode you use. Short 720p drafts cost less than longer 1080p renders, so most people iterate with smaller tests before paying for final-quality exports.
Can I use Wan 2.7 commercially?▾
Commercial use depends on the provider and plan you use. Many hosted Wan 2.7 services allow business use, but you should confirm rights, attribution rules, and content policy on the platform where you generate the video.
How does Wan 2.7 compare with other AI video models?▾
Wan 2.7 stands out when you need frame anchors, reference-led consistency, continuation, and editing inside the same workflow. If you only need quick one-off clips, simpler models may feel faster, but Wan 2.7 is usually stronger when repeatability and control matter.
Does Wan 2.7 have an API?▾
Yes — Wan 2.7 is available through the BudgetPixel developer API via the `POST /v1/videos/wan-2.7-video` endpoint, supporting text-to-video, image-to-video, reference-to-video, and video-to-video. Generate an API key from the developer console (available on Premium plans and above) and see the full reference at docs.budgetpixel.com.
How much does the Wan 2.7 API cost?▾
API usage is billed in credits from the same balance your plan includes, at the standard metered rate: 100 credits/second at 720p, 150 credits/second at 1080p. Failed generations are never charged. You can estimate any request's exact cost with POST /v1/cost before running it.
Can I use Wan 2.7 with Claude or other AI agents (MCP)?▾
Yes — Wan 2.7 is exposed through the BudgetPixel MCP server, so Claude, Cursor, and any MCP-compatible agent can generate with it from a plain-language request. Connect your account at budgetpixel.com/mcp; generations use the same credit balance and pricing as the web studio and the API.