
| Developer | Alibaba |
| Origin | China |
| Released | Wan 2.6 · Dec 2025 |
| Native audio | Yes |
| Max resolution | 1080p |
| Max clip length | Up to 15s |
| Availability | Open weights · Apache 2.0 (open weights ≤ 2.2) |
| Available via | Open weights · DashScope API |
| Pricing from | $0.10 / sec |
WAN 2.6 is best for longer, multi-shot sequences and storyboards where you need several connected beats.
Background. Alibaba's Wan (Tongyi Wanxiang) is among the most permissive open video models; weights up to 2.2 are Apache-2.0, while 2.5 / 2.6 add native audio and 1080p through the cloud API.
Open Vivideo and start a new video.
Select WAN 2.6 as your model — or let the Video Agent pick it for you.
Describe your shot (or upload an image) and set duration and aspect ratio.
Generate with WAN 2.6, then refine, add a voice or avatar, and export for any platform.
Each model is one of 30+ in Vivideo — switch per shot to get exactly the look you want.





State-of-the-art motion, realism and native audio.



WAN, from Alibaba, is a versatile, open model that handles a broad range of prompts and longer sequences. It's a dependable all-rounder for both text- and image-to-video.
WAN suits general-purpose production where you want solid results across many styles without a specialist model. It's a reliable default when you're not optimizing for one specific look.
On Vivideo, WAN is one of 30+ models on a single subscription — start with it as your baseline, then escalate to Veo or Sora for shots that need extra polish, all in the same project.
You can try WAN 2.6 free on Vivideo to start — no credit card. Heavier use and premium models are covered by a paid plan.
Yes — WAN 2.6 is built for longer multi-shot sequences, useful for narratives and storyboards.
Yes — on Vivideo you can use WAN 2.6 for both text-to-video and image-to-video, and switch to other models per shot.
Yes — Vivideo lets you switch models per shot, so you can mix WAN with other engines in one project.