Which parameters are supported?

This page supports image, prompt, optional last image, optional audio, negative prompt, resolution, duration, prompt expansion, and seed.

Is the last image required?

No. The first image is required, while the last image is optional and only used when you want to guide the ending frame.

The current form supports 720p or 1080p output and durations from 5 to 15 seconds.

A seed of -1 means random generation. Use a fixed integer if you want more reproducible outputs.

A practical image-to-video workflow for guided motion, optional end-frame control, and repeatable iteration.

Use one image to animate, or add an end frame to guide how the shot should resolve.

Attach an audio file when you want motion and pacing to be planned around a sound reference.

Choose 720p or 1080p and set clip length from 5 to 15 seconds in the same form.

Expand short prompts automatically and keep a seed when you want more stable revisions.

Explain how the subject should move, how the camera should behave, and how the scene should feel over time.

An end frame is especially useful for transitions, reveal shots, and landing on a specific pose or composition.

Clear instructions around subject, background, and camera movement usually lead to cleaner animation.

After finding a good direction, keep the seed fixed and refine the motion or atmosphere more predictably.

Turn a portrait, product image, or scene still into a short motion clip.

Guide a clip from one composition into a target ending image.

Create short, directed image-led videos for reels, covers, and promo teasers.

Test motion ideas before investing in a full production workflow.

Common questions about Wan 2.7 image to video.

Upload a frame, describe the motion, and test how Wan 2.7 image-to-video behaves with optional end frames and audio.