Wan 3.0 Prime: the full Wan 3.0 toolset, up to 7x faster

Prime keeps everything Wan 3.0 can do and runs it at up to 7x the generation speed - so a 30-second single take, smart duration, and every reference type come back in a fraction of the wait. Nothing is stripped out to get there: describe the action and smart duration reads the pacing you implied, then sets the length to match, up to a full 30 seconds in one continuous take. Because the clip runs unbroken, light, motion, and pacing hold all the way through instead of resetting at a splice - and you can extend any finished clip to keep building.

Wan 3.0 Prime takes the full range of references in a single panel: a text prompt, images (including start and end frames), reference video, and reference audio. Pin the first and last frame and adaptive ratio shapes everything in between, while optional synced audio is generated right alongside the visuals. A Deep Thinking mode helps it parse long, multi-part instructions, so a detailed request survives all the way to the final frame - now at Prime speed.

Speed doesn't cost quality. Put words on screen and Wan 3.0 Prime renders them legibly and accurately, as text you can actually read - which counts for most in busy, information-heavy scenes. Detail sits close to real footage throughout. References hold at pixel level, so characters, objects, scenes, styles and audio all stay themselves across the sequence, and motion and emotion carry real range. Pin the first and last frame, and adaptive ratio shapes everything in between.

Wan 3.0 Prime lives in Picsart's AI Playground, where a single prompt runs against 150+ other models at once so you see the difference before committing. It's the full Wan 3.0 toolset at up to 7x the speed - pick Prime when turnaround matters most. Prefer maximum resolution? Wan 2.7 still holds the 4K advantage. And you can reach Wan 3.0 Prime whichever way you work: on the web, in the desktop app, or built into your own projects via CLI, MCP, REST API, and SDK - with no third-party API keys or separate subscriptions to manage.