Wan 2.6 (Image-to-Video)
This model transforms images into dynamic video while preserving character identity, enabling consistent motion and synchronized audio. Compared to earlier versions, Wan 2.6 offers stronger instruction following, higher visual fidelity, and significantly enhanced sound generation.
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API Schemas
Create a video generation task and send it to the server
The text description of the scene, subject, or action to generate in the video.
A direct link to an online image or a Base64-encoded local image that will serve as the visual base or the first frame for the video.
The URL of the audio file. The model will use this audio to generate the video.
An enumeration where the short side of the video frame determines the resolution.
1080pPossible values: The length of the output video in seconds.
10Possible values: The description of elements to avoid in the generated video.
Specifies the shot type of the generated video, that is, whether the video consists of a single continuous shot or multiple switched shots. This parameter takes effect only when "prompt_extend" is set to 'true':
- single: (default) Outputs a single-shot video.
- multi: Outputs a multi-shot video.
singlePossible values: Specifies whether to automatically add audio to the generated video. This parameter takes effect only when 'audio_url' is not provided.
trueVarying the seed integer is a way to get different results for the same other request parameters. Using the same value for an identical request will produce similar results. If unspecified, a random number is chosen.
Whether to enable prompt expansion.
trueRetrieve the generated video from the server
After sending a request for video generation, this task is added to the queue. This endpoint lets you check the status of a video generation task using its generation_id, obtained from the endpoint described above.
If the video generation task status is completed, the response will include the final result — with the generated video URL and additional metadata.
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<REPLACE_WITH_YOUR_GENERATION_ID>Code Example
The code below creates a video generation task, then automatically polls the server every 15 seconds until it finally receives the video URL.
Processing time: ~ 2 min 52 sec.
Generated video (1920x1080, with sound):
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