Wan AI Video Generator Free
Wan 3 is the AI video generation model from Alibaba's Tongyi Lab, and Wan 3 text-to-video is free on fal. Describe a shot and get a 720p clip with its own sound, five times a day.
Your prompt opens in the fal sandbox with Wan 3 selected, ready to generate.
How to get Wan AI video for free on fal
Wan 3 text-to-video runs free in the fal sandbox. Sign in, and five generations are yours every 24 hours, each one 720p with sound in the same pass. Information updated as of August 25, 2026.
1. Create a fal account
2. Open the sandbox
3. Claim five videos a day
What you can make with the free Wan video generator
Free AI video generation that arrives with its own sound
Wan 3 generates audio in the same pass as the picture and has it on by default, so a free generation comes back as a finished clip rather than a silent one waiting on a sound pass.Score, effects, room tone, and voices land locked to what is on screenThe sound is described in the same prompt as the shot, with no second toolNothing to mix afterwards before a clip is postable
Animated AI video generation with motion that holds together
Wan 3 is not limited to photoreal footage, and fast movement is where a stylized look usually falls apart: this is an illustrated scooter ride down a hillside city at sunset, cut across five angles.Illustrated and photoreal looks come out of the same prompt boxThe ride, the city, and the light hold their look as the speed and the angle changeFree generations run the same model as the paid endpoint, not a cut-down preview
Text-to-video AI generation with nothing to upload
A written prompt is the only input the free tier needs, so there is nothing to prepare, source, or clear the rights on before your first generation.720p output at 5, 10, or 15 seconds in the sandbox, and 2 to 30 seconds over the APILandscape, vertical, and square framing, so a social cut comes out of the same generationPhotoreal, animated, and documentary looks from the same prompt box
Every Wan 3 endpoint on fal
The free allowance covers exactly one of these: Wan 3 text-to-video, five generations a day. The rest are pay-per-use with no subscription, whether you are animating a still, conditioning on reference images, video, or audio, or running the Prime tier.
Wan 3.0 is the latest generation AI video model, delivering enhanced motion smoothness, superior scene fidelity, and greater visual coherence.
Wan 3.0 is the latest generation AI video model, delivering enhanced motion smoothness, superior scene fidelity, and greater visual coherence.
Wan 3.0 is the latest generation AI video model, delivering enhanced motion smoothness, superior scene fidelity, and greater visual coherence.
Wan 3.0 Prime Text-to-Video transforms written prompts into polished videos with accelerated generation, fluid motion, strong scene fidelity, and coherent visual storytelling. Built for fast creative iteration, it brings complex ideas to life while preserving visual detail and cinematic consistency throughout each shot.
Wan 3.0 Prime Image-to-Video turns still images into dynamic, cinematic sequences with rapid turnaround, natural motion, and excellent visual continuity. It preserves the identity, composition, and atmosphere of the source image while introducing expressive movement, camera dynamics, and richly detailed animation.
Wan 3.0 Prime Reference-to-Video combines reference images, videos, and audio into a unified video with fast generation and strong multimodal coherence. It follows character identity, visual style, movement, and sound cues across references to create controlled, consistent, and production-ready results.
How to prompt the free Wan video generator
Five a day goes further as five passes at one idea than as five unrelated ones, so write the shot down before you spend the first generation.
1. Describe the shot, not just the subject
2. Write the sound into the prompt
3. Set the length and framing before you spend one
What are some examples of free Wan 3 video?
Every clip below was generated on Wan 3 text-to-video from the prompt shown, with nothing added afterwards, most of them on the same 720p settings a free generation runs. Turn on audio to hear the sound the model generated with the picture.
A fish market in one continuous walking take
"The harbour fish market mid-morning, in one continuous walking take past the stalls: crushed ice heaped with silver fish, a monger's gloved hands sliding a whole fish onto paper, a customer pointing, the camera moving through steam and shouted orders without a cut. Documentary handheld 35mm, natural and practical light only, shallow depth of field, fine 35mm film grain, muted teal and amber grade, no on-screen text. Sound: overlapping shouted prices, ice being shovelled, paper tearing, wet slap of fish on the counter, gulls in the rafters."
Cold-water swimmers at first light
"Dawn at a harbour's cold-water swimming steps. Two swimmers in bright caps are already chest-deep in flat grey water, facing each other, one gasping and laughing at the cold while the other pushes off into a slow breaststroke toward the open harbour. Framed from the water at head height, both faces visible, steam lifting off the surface and the first pink light on the far cranes. Documentary handheld 35mm, natural and practical light only, shallow depth of field, fine 35mm film grain, muted teal and amber grade, no on-screen text. Sound: water sloshing against stone, a sharp intake of breath, laughter, small waves, distant gulls."
A late-night noodle counter, steam and all
"A six-seat noodle counter under the harbour railway arches, late. The cook lifts a basket of noodles, knocks the water out against the rim, and drops them into a bowl, then ladles broth over the top, steam blooming across the warm counter light. Documentary handheld 35mm, natural and practical light only, shallow depth of field, fine 35mm film grain, muted teal and amber grade, no on-screen text. Sound: water rushing off the basket, broth pouring, a low rolling boil, ceramic set down on steel, a train passing overhead."
Screen light on a face in a seafront arcade
"A narrow seafront arcade at night. A teenager leans into a racing cabinet, wrenching the wheel, her face lit in shifting reds and blues from the screen, rows of machines glowing away behind her into the dark. Documentary handheld 35mm, natural and practical light only, shallow depth of field, fine 35mm film grain, muted teal and amber grade, no on-screen text. Sound: layered arcade chimes and engine loops, the clatter of the wheel hitting its stop, coins dropping, a burst of laughter behind her."
A tailor at work in window light
"A tailor's workshop above the harbour in the late afternoon. An older tailor pins a jacket shoulder on a dress form, takes a pin from between his lips, and smooths the canvas flat with the side of his hand. Dust turns in a slab of window light behind him. Documentary handheld 35mm, natural and practical light only, shallow depth of field, fine 35mm film grain, muted teal and amber grade, no on-screen text. Sound: the tick of pins dropped into a tin, fabric shifting, a sewing machine running in the next room, faint traffic below."
A lighthouse beam sweeping through heavy rain
"A lighthouse beam sweeps through heavy rain over black rocks at night, waves detonating against the cliff."
Common questions about free Wan AI video
Is the Wan video generator free?
Yes. Signed-in fal.ai accounts get 5 free Wan 3 text-to-video generations every 24 hours in the fal sandbox. Each one is a 720p clip with sound generated in the same pass as the picture, straight from a text prompt, and the allowance refills on a rolling 24-hour window rather than running out as a one-time trial.
How many free Wan videos do I get?
Five every 24 hours, on a rolling window. Each generation is a 720p Wan 3 clip with audio, at 5, 10, or 15 seconds in the sandbox. Unused generations do not stack up: the allowance refills rather than accumulates, so there is a fresh five waiting whether or not you used yesterday's.
How do I use Wan AI for free?
Type a prompt in the box at the top of this page and press Generate free, which opens Wan 3 text-to-video in the fal sandbox with the model selected and your prompt already filled in. Sign in, then generate. Your first five videos each day are free.
Do I need an account or a credit card?
You need a signed-in fal.ai account, and activating an account does require a card on file. The five daily generations themselves are free and are not charged against the card; it only comes into play if you generate beyond the free allowance. Signing in is also what keeps the free tier protected from abuse, which is what lets it refresh every day.
Is free Wan AI video unlimited?
No. It is five Wan 3 videos a day, which resets daily rather than expiring, so it is an ongoing allowance instead of a trial. If you need to generate without a daily cap, the same model is available pay-per-use at $0.10 per second at 720p, with no subscription and no minimums.
What is Wan 3?
Wan 3 is the AI video generation model from Alibaba's Tongyi Lab, the newest generation of the Wan family that runs from Wan 2.1 through Wan 2.7. It generates video from a text prompt, a still image, or reference material, with audio in the same pass as the picture, and it can run up to 30 seconds in a single generation over the API. The free tier on this page runs its text-to-video endpoint; every mode and the full specs are on the Wan 3 page.
Which Wan version is free on fal?
The free daily allowance runs Wan 3 text-to-video, the newest generation, so a free generation is not an older version held back for the free tier. Earlier generations are on fal too and are pay-per-use: Wan 2.7 and Wan 2.6 each have their own page.
Do the free Wan videos have sound?
Yes. Wan 3 generates audio in the same pass as the picture and has it on by default, so ambience, effects, and voices arrive synchronized to the action rather than added afterwards. Describe the sound you want in the same prompt as the shot, and name specific sources: an engine idling, rope on wet timber, laughter off camera.
Can I generate Wan image-to-video for free?
The free daily allowance covers text-to-video, so the input is a written prompt rather than a still. Wan 3 image-to-video and reference-to-video are pay-per-use on the same per-second rate as text-to-video, with no subscription, and both are one click from the same sandbox.
Can I run Wan for free on my own hardware?
Some of it. Alibaba released open weights through Wan 2.2, so those generations can run locally if you have the GPU for it, while Wan 2.5 and everything after it, Wan 3 included, are API-only. The free tier on this page is the way to run the current generation without hardware: five Wan 3 generations a day in the browser, nothing to install.
What are the limitations of the free Wan video generator?
Five generations per 24 hours, text-to-video only, and 720p output at 5, 10, or 15 seconds with landscape, vertical, or square framing. Free generation also needs a signed-in account, since the sandbox's signed-out allowance covers image models only. Longer clips up to 30 seconds, 1080p output, the wider set of aspect ratios, and the image and reference modes are all pay-per-use on the Wan 3 endpoints, with no subscription.
What if I need more than five Wan videos a day?
The same endpoints are pay-per-use with no subscription and no minimums. Wan 3 is priced per second of generated video by output resolution: $0.05 per second at 480p, $0.10 at 720p, and $0.20 at 1080p, so a 5-second clip at 720p is $0.50. Start from the text-to-video endpoint or the Wan 3 page. fal notes that pricing is subject to change, so check the model page for the current rate.
Can I use the free Wan videos for commercial projects?
Yes. Content generated through fal.ai can be used in commercial projects. Check fal.ai's terms of service for full details on usage rights and licensing.
Scale beyond the free tier with the Wan 3 API
The client API handles the request submit protocol. It will handle the request status updates and return the result when the request is completed.
import { fal } from "@fal-ai/client";
const result = await fal.subscribe("alibaba/wan-3.0/text-to-video", {
input: {
prompt:
"Blue hour on a working harbour, a deckhand swings a wet rope over a bollard as gulls turn through the sodium light. Handheld 35mm, slow drift left. Sound: a diesel engine idling, rope slapping wet timber, gulls, water against the hull.",
resolution: "720p",
duration: 5,
aspect_ratio: "16:9",
audio: true,
},
logs: true,
onQueueUpdate: (update) => {
if (update.status === "IN_PROGRESS") {
update.logs.map((log) => log.message).forEach(console.log);
}
},
});
console.log(result.data.video.url);
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