REFERENCE TO VIDEO

Wan 2.7

Your references. A world in motion.

Turn a character, visual reference or video idea into a new scene with Wan 2.7. Pair your prompt with references to guide the subject, atmosphere and action.

Start with an idea See it in motion

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A prompt plus an image, video or saved character reference is required in Create.

Your prompt travels with youReview credits before generating

Reference to videoGuide a new scene with assets

Up to 15 secondsUp to 10s with video references

720p / 1080pAvailable output resolution

Character guidanceBring your subject into the brief

FROM FIRST IDEA TO NEXT TAKE

Create with Wan 2.7.

Choose your starting point. Each tool opens with the correct Wan model selected.

01 / TEXT TO VIDEO

Give a character a new scene.

Bring an image or saved character reference, then describe the setting and action. Review identity and movement in the result.

Create with character references

02 / TEXT TO VIDEO

Make your visual brief move.

Combine a prompt with image or video references. Add supported audio references when your scene needs voice guidance.

Build a reference-led video

FIND YOUR WAN WORKFLOW

Different starting points.
New possibilities.

Generate a new scene, transform a take, recast a character or transfer a performance.

AI VIDEO GENERATORWan 3.0

One idea. Every way to move it.

EXPLORE WAN 3.0 REFERENCE TO VIDEOWan 2.7

Your references. A world in motion.

YOU ARE HERE AI VIDEO EDITORWan Video Edit

Keep the take. Change the scene.

EXPLORE WAN VIDEO EDIT WAN AI CHARACTER REPLACEMENTCharacter Replacement

A new character. The same performance.

EXPLORE CHARACTER REPLACEMENT WAN AI MOTION TRANSFERImage to Action

Your character. A performance to follow.

EXPLORE IMAGE TO ACTION

YOUR NEXT VIDEO, STEP BY STEP

Make your
next move.

A prompt plus an image, video or saved character reference is required in Create.

Open Wan 2.7

01
Bring a reference.
Choose an image, a video or a saved character you have permission to use.
02
Describe the new scene.
Write the action, setting and camera direction. Choose available output settings.
03
Generate and review.
Check the credit estimate, then watch for subject consistency and motion.

CREATOR VOICES

Small teams.
Big ideas.

Illustrative reviews with fictional names, shown as sample content. These are not verified customer testimonials.

Sample review

AI DIRECTOR

I could see the whole video before making it.

“I wanted a short video for our new collection but had no idea how to split it into scenes. AI Director turned my brief into a storyboard. I could check the flow, change a scene I didn’t like, and then start generating.”

Sample review

SMART CLONE

I didn’t have to rebuild the idea from scratch.

“I found a template with the look I wanted and used Smart Clone with my own images and a short instruction. It helped me adapt the idea to the product, instead of spending ages figuring out how to describe the example.”

Sample review

CREDIT ESTIMATES

I could review the cost before creating.

“I like trying a few directions before settling on a campaign. Seeing the credit estimate before I generate helps me decide which idea to explore next. I can adjust the settings and check the estimate again, so the creative choices and the cost are together.”

Sample review

TEMPLATE LIBRARY

There’s usually a template I can start with.

“When I’m stuck for an idea, I browse the templates instead of opening a blank project. There are useful formats for different posts, and I can swap in our images and adjust the prompt. It makes the first step much less intimidating.”

Sample review

ENHANCE PROMPT

A simple sentence is enough to get me going.

“I’m not good at writing long prompts. I describe the idea in plain words and use Enhance Prompt to add the detail. I still read it and change a few things, but I don’t feel like I need to learn a whole new way of writing just to create a video.”

Sample review

AI DIRECTOR

The whole video feels easier to put together.

“Having the storyboard, scene generation, subtitles and final video in one place helps me stay organised. I can work on one scene at a time and come back to the rest. For someone doing the shop’s content alone, that’s a much easier way to work.”

Sample review

MOTIONLOCK

My existing footage gave the idea a starting point.

“I brought a clip into Video Edit and described a different setting. Comparing the result with the original helped me decide what worked and what needed another attempt. I liked having a concrete shot to start from.”

Sample review

REFERENCE-GUIDED VIDEO

My product images became part of the brief.

“I already had images for the campaign. Adding them as references let me give more context than a prompt alone. I still check the product details carefully, but it gives me a useful place to begin exploring a video concept.”

Sample review

START & END FRAMES

An opening image made the direction clearer.

“I chose a starting frame and wrote the movement I wanted to explore. For another take, I added an ending image. Seeing the results helped me refine the transition rather than trying to settle every detail in the first prompt.”

Sample review

CREATE WORKSPACE

I could check the settings before committing.

“We try different creative ideas for each campaign. Having the selected model, reference uploads, settings, and credit estimate in the same workspace helps me review what I am about to generate before starting a new take.”

YOUR IDEAS. ROOM TO CREATE.

Find your creative pace.

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Wan 2.7 credits vary by workflow and settings; check your estimate in Create. Plan output figures are approximate across tools, subject to credits and access requirements.

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WAN 2.7 FAQ

Before the
first take.

What is Wan 2.7 on Insvee?

Wan 2.7 is the reference-to-video model in Insvee's Text to Video workflow. Its catalog identity is Wan 2.7 R2V: a prompt and visual or character references guide a new video.

Can I use Wan 2.7 with only a text prompt?

This Wan 2.7 workflow requires a prompt and at least one image, video or saved character reference. Add the references in Create before generating.

Does Wan 2.7 support audio references?

The current integration accepts optional audio references alongside the required visual or character reference. Check the selected operation's upload guidance in Create.

What lengths and resolutions does Wan 2.7 support?

The reference-to-video integration supports 2–15-second clips at 720p or 1080p when using image or character references. With a video reference, the maximum output length is 10 seconds. Settings and upload limits are shown in Create.

Is Wan 2.7 the same as Wan Video Edit?

They are separate workflows. Wan 2.7 creates a new scene from references. Wan 2.7 Video Edit transforms an existing source clip; explore its dedicated page below.

How much does Wan 2.7 cost?

Credits depend on the selected workflow and settings. Review the current estimate in Create and compare live Insvee plans below. Opening Create does not start a generation or spend credits.

WAN 2.7 ON INSVEE

A new scene
starts with you.

Write your next scene

Wan 2.7

Create with Wan 2.7.

Give a character a new scene.

Make your visual brief move.

Different starting points.New possibilities.

Make yournext move.

Bring a reference.

Describe the new scene.

Generate and review.

Small teams.Big ideas.

I could see the whole video before making it.

I didn’t have to rebuild the idea from scratch.

I could review the cost before creating.

There’s usually a template I can start with.

A simple sentence is enough to get me going.

The whole video feels easier to put together.

My existing footage gave the idea a starting point.

My product images became part of the brief.

An opening image made the direction clearer.

I could check the settings before committing.

Find your creative pace.

Before thefirst take.

A new scenestarts with you.

Your privacy, your choice

Different starting points.
New possibilities.

Make your
next move.

Small teams.
Big ideas.

Before the
first take.

A new scene
starts with you.