Wan 2.6 AI Video Model for Multi-Shot Storytelling

Multimodal Reference Generation

Generate videos using people, characters, or any objects as references. Wan 2.6 precisely preserves visual identity and voice consistency, supporting single performances or multi-character co-acting scenes with synchronized audio.

Synchronized Audio-Visual Generation

Supports more complete narrative audio-visual synchronization with stable multi-person dialogue scenes. Generates authentic and natural human voice expression with enhanced sound quality. Music and singing effects sound even better.

Intelligent Multi-Shot Scheduling

Understands both natural language and professional shot breakdown prompts. Enables multi-shot storytelling within a single video while maintaining high consistency of key information across scenes.

Extended 15s 1080P HD Video Output

Supports 15-second 1080P high-definition video output with more realistic and refined visual quality, delivering superior aesthetic expression.

Write a cinematic prompt

Use a structured format: Subject / Setting / Action / Camera / Lighting-Mood. Example: "A sneaker on a rotating pedestal, macro close-up, slow dolly-in, glossy studio lighting, premium mood, shallow depth of field."

Add reference video (optional)

Upload a clip to lock identity or style. If you want the same character across three shots, reference guidance plus explicit consistency constraints will help.

Generate, evaluate, refine

Generate with Wan 2.6, then score results with a checklist: identity stability, prop continuity, motion realism, lighting consistency, and narrative clarity. Update one element and regenerate until it matches your bar.

We finally shipped a multi-shot product story without stitching ten random clips. Wan 2.6 gave us a consistent hero object and predictable transitions. We spent time directing, not repairing.

Consistent hero object and predictable transitions.

Reference video solved our 'same character' problem. We could keep a spokesperson consistent across scenes and styles, which made our campaign feel like a real production.

Consistent spokesperson across scenes and styles.

The 15-second length changes everything. Longer clips let us show cause-and-effect. The pacing feels intentional, and the narrative reads clearly.

Intentional pacing and clear narrative structure.