WAN 2.2 Video
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Text to video. Generate a video from a written scene. Availability depends on your plan and configured models.
Start creating in Chat ↗Make a clip from a scene description
WAN 2.2 Video is the configured text-to-video route; this request starts with words rather than a bound image.
Name the action and camera
Describe coffee pouring into a cup, the surrounding scene and a slow camera move. Review supported framing, settings and cost.
Preview the short result
Play the saved clip and judge motion, framing and visible details before downloading or collecting it with other chosen work.
One clip is not a finished film
This route does not join scenes on a timeline. If an eligible still should be the source, see WAN 2.2 Animate; for the written-scene steps, read Text to video.
See an example workflow
An illustrative example. Review current inputs, settings and the quote in your workspace.
- StartDescribe one scene without a bound still.
- Request or actionChoose Video and review the WAN 2.2 Video route.
- ReviewCheck settings and quote, then play the generated clip.
- Saved resultOne saved short video.
- ContinueCollect or download the chosen clip.
Example AskGL request
One short scene of coffee pouring into a ceramic cup, with a slow camera move and soft morning light.
Replace sample facts with approved details. Source selection and later review, comparison or packaging happen in the workspace, outside the prompt text.
Continue from the output
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Creation notes
Prepare your starting point
Name one subject, action and camera direction that are understandable throughout the clip. Use a simple continuous scene for the first comparison. Review actual supported duration and resolution controls instead of putting invented settings in prose or assuming long-form film and native audio capabilities.
Text to video workflowReview what you keep
Play the entire result and inspect continuity, object shape, unwanted details and the ending. A good poster frame alone does not make the clip useful. Select the exact version for delivery; a short output is not automatically an edited multi-scene film.
Compare related modelsCommon questions
Does an earlier guide mean this model is deprecated?
Guide age and model lifecycle are different. Check current catalog status and workspace availability; do not infer retirement from the route name.
Can another model replace it silently?
Choose a compatible replacement explicitly and review a fresh quote. Keep the recorded original model and its saved results identifiable.