Wan 2.2 brings together Turbo text/image generation and Animate Move/Replace. Turbo uses a written scene or one to two frames to create video at 480p or 720p. Animate uses one character image and one source video: Move transfers the video’s motion to the character, while Replace substitutes the image character into the source video. Choose the workflow around the input you already have, then review its generation or measured-source-duration estimate at the selected resolution.
Wan is developed by Alibaba. Vidgo provides access to the model. Model names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.Use Turbo Text to Video to describe a new scene, or Turbo Image to Video to animate one frame or connect two ordered frames. Use Animate Move when the video supplies the motion for an image character; use Replace when the source scene should contain the replacement character. Prepare the exact source combination and select the resolution supported by that task.
Wan Animate Move / Replace · 480p / 580p / 720p
Wan Animate Move / Replace · 480p / 580p / 720p
Wan 2.2 Fast provides fast text-to-video and image-to-video generation with low-cost 480p and 720p tiers for quick iteration.
Wan 2.2 Fast provides fast text-to-video and image-to-video generation with low-cost 480p and 720p tiers for quick iteration.
Turbo text generation uses prompt, resolution and aspect_ratio; image generation adds one or two image_urls and uses the prompt to describe motion between the supplied states. Animate requests use video_url, exactly one image_urls item and resolution. For Move, the image supplies the character to animate; for Replace, it supplies the character that should appear in the source video. The Animate case below displays its actual input object.
| Model / task | Input and workflow |
|---|---|
| Wan Animate Move | Wan Animate Move / Replace · 480p / 580p / 720p |
| Wan Animate Replace | Wan Animate Move / Replace · 480p / 580p / 720p |
| Wan 2.2 Fast Text to Video | Wan 2.2 Fast provides fast text-to-video and image-to-video generation with low-cost 480p and 720p tiers for quick iteration. |
| Wan 2.2 Fast Image to Video | Wan 2.2 Fast provides fast text-to-video and image-to-video generation with low-cost 480p and 720p tiers for quick iteration. |
Existing records show a steam-train scene, a water-lily transition, a fan-dance motion transfer, a greenhouse character replacement and a snow-leopard animation. Read the prompt or source parameters and inspect the corresponding media to understand which input establishes the scene, identity and movement.
Write the subject, direction, camera and environmental layers. The Turbo train record asks for a steam train crossing a stone viaduct over a tropical gorge, with side tracking, steam and distant mist. Inspect the connected carriages, bridge and requested camera movement in the output.
Supply the beginning and ending images and describe the opening petals. The water-lily prompt asks for the same flower to unfurl toward the final golden center while retaining the stem, pad, water and greenhouse. Compare both frames with the actual transition.
Provide one character image and a source video through Animate Move. The courtyard fan-dance record supplies those two media and selects 480p. Compare the source movement with the output and the character image to inspect pose progression and appearance.
Use Animate Replace with one replacement image and the source video. The greenhouse-walk record retains the original media inputs as its control information. Inspect the output beside the source video and character image for the replacement appearance, movement and scene relationships.
Provide the starting image and describe the exact action and retained anatomy. The snow-leopard prompt asks for a slow head turn, fur moving in a breeze and fixed paws on a ledge. Compare the clip with the source for fur pattern, body proportions and the requested gentle camera push.
The first case provides closed and open water-lily frames and a prompt describing the gradual petal motion and retained greenhouse setting. The second provides a character image, a greenhouse-walk video and resolution for Animate Replace; the request-input block is read directly from that recorded input object. Compare every source image and video with its corresponding output.
A gentle botanical time-lapse connects the supplied first and last frames. The same single pink water lily slowly opens its existing petals outward, gradually revealing the golden center, ending in the open flower pose of the last image. Keep the flower center, stem, lily pad, water surface, greenhouse background and soft lighting stable. Locked macro camera throughout. Smooth organic unfurling, intact petals, no new flowers or objects, no camera movement, no cuts or abrupt morphs.
{ "image_urls": [ "https://cdn.vidgo.ai/apis/models/alibaba/wan/v2.2-14b/animate/replace/v1/01/input-image.png" ], "video_url": "https://cdn.vidgo.ai/apis/models/alibaba/wan/v2.2-14b/animate/replace/v1/01/input-video.mp4", "resolution": "480p" }
Prepare a written scene, one or two visual states, or a character image paired with a motion video. Choose the corresponding Turbo or Animate task and review its actual controls and cost. Checked results can support narrative previsualization, botanical transitions, portrait motion, performance studies and character replacement in an existing scene.
Describe the subject, setting, direction and camera in a Turbo text request. Review the generated scene for a storyboard, short-film concept or environmental motion study.
Prepare two compatible images and describe the motion connecting them. Compare the Turbo result with both states for a botanical, mechanical or material-change concept.
Provide one starting frame and name the controlled movement and details to retain. Inspect appearance and anatomy against the source for an animated portrait or wildlife concept.
Pair a character image with a suitable performance video in Animate Move. Review how the generated character follows the source movement for a dance, gesture or action-planning draft.
Supply a replacement image and source scene video to Animate Replace. Compare identity, motion and scene relationships in the result for a character-placement or visual-development proposal.
Select the resolution supported by the chosen workflow, review the full generation or source-duration estimate and test the intended sources. Use the checked result to plan the next creative variation.
Turbo uses a per-generation price at 480p or 720p. Animate Move and Replace use the same per-second rates for 480p, 580p and 720p, multiplying the selected rate by the detected source-video duration rounded up to whole seconds. For example, 5.1 seconds is billed as 6 seconds. The dynamic table shows current rates and units; open the task with your sources to review its complete estimate before submitting.
| Model | Provider | Workflow | Input material | Output specification | Starting rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wan Animate Move | Alibaba | Animate Move | 1 character image + 1 motion video | 720p | $0.035 / second |
| Wan Animate Replace | Alibaba | Animate Replace | 1 replacement image + 1 source video | 720p | $0.035 / second |
| Wan 2.2 Fast Text to Video | Alibaba | Text to Video | Text prompt | 720p | $0.03 / generation |
| Wan 2.2 Fast Image to Video | Alibaba | Image to Video | 1–2 starting/ending frames | 720p | $0.03 / generation |
Test your creative brief online, then bring the verified request into your application.
For Turbo, enter the scene or motion prompt and provide the image count required by the chosen input method. For Animate, provide one character image and one source video and choose resolution. Review the complete estimate, generate and compare the result with the source appearance, frame states or reference movement.
Choose a task, inspect its settings and cost, and follow the result from an online test to an authenticated API request.
Choose Turbo text generation for a written scene or Turbo image generation for one or two frames. Choose Animate Move to apply source motion to an image character, or Replace to substitute that character into a source video. Prepare the matching inputs and select 480p/720p for Turbo or 480p/580p/720p for Animate.
For Turbo, enter the scene or motion prompt and provide the image count required by the chosen input method. For Animate, provide one character image and one source video and choose resolution. Review the complete estimate, generate and compare the result with the source appearance, frame states or reference movement.
Review the Turbo generation tier or the Animate rate multiplied by the rounded-up detected source seconds. Include the actual source length and planned test count when budgeting animation and replacement variations.
Read the actual prompt or recorded request input and inspect every source image or video alongside its generated clip. Use the recorded examples to understand how to describe input roles, action progression and the details to preserve in your own request.
Retain the task ID returned by the API to query status and retrieve completed file URLs. Use your online generation history to review earlier results and the creative direction you tested.
Use the documentation linked from each task for its exact model identifier, accepted inputs, authentication and response format. Integrate the same task you tested online so its media and settings match the request.
This Wan 2.2 family collects Turbo text/image generation and Animate Move/Replace on Vidgo. Turbo uses prompts and optional frame inputs at 480p/720p. Animate uses one image and one video at 480p/580p/720p to transfer motion or replace a character, with billing based on detected source duration.
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