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Alibaba's Wan 2.7 — director-level control from generation to instruction-based editing.
Wan 2.7's text-to-video accepts timestamped narrative prompts for multi-shot storytelling, per Alibaba Cloud's official API docs.
VideoEdit modifies an existing clip — style, elements, scenes — from a plain-language instruction; R2V holds character identity across scenes.
Supply your own audio track or let the model generate one — both are official Wan 2.7 modes.
Three steps, no setup
Choose which Wan version to run — the table above shows what each costs.
Write what you want — subject, style, motion or mood.
Results land in your assets, private by default, yours to use commercially.
Timestamped prompts turn one instruction into a professional multi-shot sequence — Wan 2.7's official pitch.
Change dialogue, actions or scenes in an existing clip by instruction; lip sync follows the new lines automatically.
VideoEdit's style transfer re-renders existing footage in a new look — runs in our Video to Video tool.
Wan (Tongyi Wanxiang) is Alibaba's video model family; its 2.7 generation is pitched at giving creators director-level control of the whole workflow. Text-to-video supports timestamped multi-shot narration, with audio generated automatically or supplied by you; on Vormly, Wan 2.7 also gives first/last-frame control via reference images.
The VideoEdit and R2V variants take a source video — VideoEdit restyles a clip from a written instruction, R2V keeps characters consistent from references — so they run in our Video to Video tool rather than this page's generator.
| Model | Clip length | Aspect ratios | Reference images |
|---|---|---|---|
Wan 2.7Alibaba video — first/last frame control | 5s / 8s / 10s / 15s | 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4 | Up to 2 |
Wan 2.7 VideoEditRestyle an existing clip from a written instruction — runs in the Video to Video tool | 5s / 8s / 10s | Follows source | — |
Wan 2.7 R2VDrive a new video from reference clips and images — runs in the Video to Video tool | 5s / 8s / 10s / 15s | 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4 | Up to 2 |
Pick a Wan variant in the generator above, describe your scene, choose a clip length and aspect ratio, and generate — no separate account or subscription with the model vendor is needed. Your credits cover the run.