Wan 2.7

Wan 3.0 is the current Wan generation, rendered here with generated audio. It improves on 2.7 in motion smoothness, scene fidelity and coherence over longer clips, and it accepts a first and last frame for scripted transitions. A strong mid-price option when you want a modern model with sound without paying flagship rates.

The same Alibaba Wan 2.2 14B model as the standard option, run at a heavier setting. Finer detail and cleaner edges straight out of the model at twice the credits, with the same strong stylization and open-weight lineage.

Kling 3.0 Turbo trades a little of the flagship's polish for speed and a lower per-second rate while keeping always-on native audio. It is the practical Kling for iteration, social clips and volume work, and it supports the same 3 to 15 second range. It animates a single start frame; for first-and-last-frame control use Kling 3.0.

The speed tier of Lightricks' LTX 2.5, generating video with synchronized audio from either a prompt or a still. At three credits per second it is one of the cheapest audio-capable video models on the platform, and it stretches to 20 seconds in a single generation where most models stop at 8 to 12. That combination makes it the natural workhorse for long-form b-roll, social loops, and any storyboard pass where you want to see many variations before spending on a flagship. Note that it only outputs landscape or portrait video: a reference image in any other shape is center-cropped to whichever of the two fits it best.