Wan V2.6
Key Features of Wan V2.6
Multi-Shot Storytelling: Supports multi-shot camera control for dynamic visual narratives
Video Reference Generation: Extracts visual and audio references from video inputs
Longer Visual Narratives: Generates videos up to 15 seconds long for richer storytelling
Multi-Shot Storytelling
Wan 2.6 excels at producing dynamic visual compositions, allowing users to generate stable and consistent scenes with multiple camera movements. This, paired with its ability to interpret key information in simple prompts intelligently, ensures it can adequately break down a varied sequence of shots. This lets users express their creative vision more easily with cinematic-level results.
Example 1
Prompt
Shot 1 – A woman in formal wear walks confidently down a busy city street, glancing at her phone. Shot 2 – A man on a sleek electric bike zooms toward her. Shot 3 – She looks up, smiles, and effortlessly jumps onto the bike. The camera tracks them as they ride off together.
Result
Prompt
Result
Shot 1 – A woman in formal wear walks confidently down a busy city street, glancing at her phone. Shot 2 – A man on a sleek electric bike zooms toward her. Shot 3 – She looks up, smiles, and effortlessly jumps onto the bike. The camera tracks them as they ride off together.
Video Reference Generation
The new Wan 2.6 release expands its multi-modal input capabilities by including video referencing, making it even easier for users to achieve precise creative control. Based on prompts, users can upload videos to reference visual style, objects or humans, even across single-person or two-person collaborative scenes. Furthermore, it can analyze voice timbre for a full tonal reference.
Example 1
Subject Reference
Prompt
Based on the character in the reference video, create realistic footage of a rugged pirate with a weathered face and long dreadlocks walking cautiously through a dark cave, his torch flickering and casting shadows on the jagged walls.
Result
Subject Reference
Prompt
Result
Based on the character in the reference video, create realistic footage of a rugged pirate with a weathered face and long dreadlocks walking cautiously through a dark cave, his torch flickering and casting shadows on the jagged walls.
Longer Visual Narratives
Compared to its predecessors, Wan 2.6 takes visual storytelling to the next level by increasing spatiotemporal content capacity up to 15 seconds in duration. As a result, users can now create longer videos with more comprehensive narratives. In turn, this means exploring more cinematic ideas and concepts per generation that will better engage audiences.
Example 1
Prompt
Shot 1 – A ballerina and male dancer stand center stage, bathed in spotlight as the orchestra swells. Shot 2 – The male dancer extends his hand, and the ballerina reaches out in a graceful, synchronized moment. Shot 3 – He lifts her into the air, her body arched mid-flight, bathed in the spotlight.
Result
Prompt
Result
Shot 1 – A ballerina and male dancer stand center stage, bathed in spotlight as the orchestra swells. Shot 2 – The male dancer extends his hand, and the ballerina reaches out in a graceful, synchronized moment. Shot 3 – He lifts her into the air, her body arched mid-flight, bathed in the spotlight.
How To Use Wan V2.6 AI Video Model on skills.video
Select the Wan V2.6 model
Head to the create page and choose this model from the dropdown list.
Input your detailed prompt
Describe the scene, style, and motion you want. Adjust settings as needed.
Download your video
Click create, then download or share once the generation finishes.
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