Wan 3.0 and Prime offer longer clips. Wan 2.7 exposes a last frame input as well as a first frame. If a transition must arrive at a specific composition, that input difference matters.
Which Wan option?
Compare the settings you can actually select in Clico.
Wan 3.0 and Prime support 2 to 30 seconds in Clico. Wan 2.7 supports 2 to 10 seconds and includes a last frame input. All three offer generated audio and output up to 1080p.
Settings available in Clico, reviewed September 10, 2026
These are Clico controls. A provider may expose additional features on its own platform. Availability depends on your account and the generation provider.
Start with a deliberate frame.
Use a clear subject and leave space for the planned movement.
A frame from A cabin on the water, shown as a creative reference. It is not a verified Wan result.
Plan the landing, not just the opening.
Name the end composition before writing the movement. Check which variant accepts the frame inputs your transition needs.
Creative reference: Under the blue canopy, by 𝑙𝑦𝑟𝑎. Model attribution is not verified for this work.Creative reference: Type Face, by Stephen Kelman. Model attribution is not verified for this work.
These works illustrate composition and creative direction. They are not verified outputs from Wan.
A starting brief to adapt.
Create an 8 second landscape shot of a garden pavilion. Begin still, slowly move toward the doorway, then pause. Keep the building geometry stable. Leaves move gently in the breeze. Natural ambience, no music or text.
How usage is charged.
Duration and output settings affect video usage. Clico video generation requires Pro or Max.
In the current credit payment flow, Clico charges the video task before submitting it to the provider. Completion does not charge the same task again. An uncertain provider response is reviewed rather than automatically submitted again or refunded.
The table shows the Clico metering rates reviewed on September 10, 2026, in USD per million billing tokens. It is not a price per image or per second. Your account balance and current plan determine access.
Model
Video output
Wan 3.0
$130.00
Wan 3.0 Prime
$182.00
Wan 2.7
$130.00
Compare Clico plans and credits. For upstream pricing, consult the linked model sources below; upstream list prices and Clico usage charges are different.
Read the evidence.
Model positioning comes from the linked provider listings. Clico’s exposed controls are listed above.
What creators are comparing.
A Reddit comparison of Wan 3.0 and Seedance 2.5 publishes a long prompt about an ordinary day in Seoul, including walking, rain, wet clothing and recurring props. Its useful contribution is a concrete continuity checklist. The indexed prompt requests 1080p, which is outside Clico’s current Seedance 2.5 profile.
The listing describes text, image and reference guided video with clips up to thirty seconds. Compare the available frame inputs with Wan 2.7 before planning a transition.
Provider listing read September 10, 2026. Provider features and pricing can differ from Clico.
OpenRouter calls Prime a fast mode variant of Wan 3.0. Clico’s catalog description emphasizes higher quality rendering. Those descriptions are not a measured ranking; the exposed settings are the same.
Provider listing read September 10, 2026. Provider features and pricing can differ from Clico.
The listing describes first and last frame control as well as reference guided video. This makes its input profile distinct from the newer Wan options in Clico.
Provider listing read September 10, 2026. Provider features and pricing can differ from Clico.
Wan questions.
Does opening this page start a paid generation?
No. Prepare your prompt and settings, continue to Clico Web, sign in if needed, then review and explicitly send the request.
Can I use my own images?
Use supported PNG, JPEG or WebP references within the selected model’s limits. Each image can be up to 8 MB. A first or last frame has a different role from an ordinary reference; check the profile above.
Why can the result differ from an example?
The prompt, references, model and settings all affect the output. Gallery references are not verified model tests. The recorded experiments on this site describe their own settings and scope.
