More controllable artistic styles
Deeper understanding of art-style keywords, smoother style blending, more unified aesthetics, and richer texture/color/brushwork details.
Wan 2.6 AI Video Generator | Roleplay · Multi-shot · Audio Sync
Wan 2.6 is officially released with major upgrades for professional video creation: roleplay-style generation, multi-shot storytelling, natural audio-visual sync, audio-driven video, and up to 15s duration.
Wan 2.6 Image Highlights
Text-to-image and image generation are upgraded together: stronger style control, more realistic portraits, better layout for posters/infographics, and production-ready consistency for commercial assets.
More realistic portraits & lighting
More natural expressions and realistic skin/lighting with improved composition—reducing the “AI look” for portraits.
Text-driven design: posters & charts
Generate posters, infographics, charts, and illustrated layouts from long-form Chinese or English text with better visual-text alignment.
Mixed text-image storytelling
Generate mixed text-and-image narratives with more coherent structure—great for storybooks, visual explanations, and storyboard-style content.
Multi-image fusion
Combine, replace, or blend multiple reference images to fuse inspirations and create new creative outputs.
Commercial-grade consistency
Keep characters/styles/elements consistent across variations—ideal for e-commerce, ads, IP characters, and series content production.
What is Wan 2.6?
Wan 2.6 is the next-generation Wan video model upgraded for professional creation workflows. It introduces roleplay-style generation that can reference a character’s appearance and voice from an input video, enabling more believable and consistent performances.
With multi-shot storytelling, Wan 2.6 can expand a simple prompt into a storyboard and generate a coherent narrative across multiple shots—while keeping key identity and scene details consistent.
Wan 2.6 also improves natural audio-visual sync for more stable dialogue scenes and better music/song quality. It supports up to 15-second generation and can be driven by text plus audio input for expressive performances in more scenarios.
Why Wan 2.6?
Wan 2.6 brings identity consistency, narrative structure, and audio-visual quality into one streamlined workflow—faster to create and easier to control.
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Roleplay: stronger identity consistency
Reference character look and voice for single/multi-person scenes (including human-with-object shots), turning character setup into reusable creative assets.
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Multi-shot: from prompt to storyboard
Automatically expand prompts into multi-shot storyboards and generate coherent narratives with better cross-shot consistency.
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Audio sync: more natural sound
More stable dialogue scenes, more natural voices, and improved music/song quality for a more realistic audio experience.
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More capacity: 15s & audio-driven
Up to 15 seconds per generation plus audio-driven workflows to increase narrative capacity for ads, shorts, and storytelling.
Create with Wan 2.6 in 3 steps
Use clear character setup and camera language to generate production-ready short clips quickly.
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Pick a mode
Choose image-to-video or text-to-video (optionally audio-driven) depending on your target scene and workflow.
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Write a strong prompt
Specify character traits, scene, and camera language (shot type/movement/lighting), plus dialogue or narration tone and rhythm.
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Generate, preview, iterate
Generate and preview results, iterate quickly if needed, then download and use your final clip.
Wan 2.6 Use Cases
See how professionals across industries use Wan 2.6—roleplay generation, multi-shot storytelling, native audio sync, and audio-driven workflows—to turn ideas into production-ready video faster.
Film & Production
Brand Marketing
Education & Training
Social Media
For film, shorts, and commercial production: expand prompts into storyboards and generate coherent multi-shot sequences with improved identity consistency.For brand marketing and e-commerce: produce more variants, keep brand expression consistent, and ship localized creatives faster.For education and training: convert concepts into camera-ready narratives and improve comprehension with clearer audiovisual delivery.For social creators: build stronger narratives and more natural audio experiences to go from idea to publishable short-form content quickly.
Storyboard from script
Turn a synopsis or script into a multi-shot storyboard structure and generate a coherent sequence—great for pitching and rapid previsualization.
Roleplay for consistency
Reference a character’s look and voice from an input video to keep performances consistent across shots.
Dialogue & music sync
Generate dialogue, ambience, and music more naturally in sync with visuals to reduce post-production alignment work.
15s shot segments
Up to 15 seconds per generation enables richer pacing and more complete shot segments.
FAQ
What is “roleplay” generation?
Roleplay generation references a character’s appearance and voice from your input video, then generates single or multi-person scenes (including human-with-object performances) based on your prompt.
How does multi-shot storytelling work?
It expands a simple prompt into a storyboard and generates a coherent multi-shot narrative while keeping key identity and scene information consistent across shots.
Does Wan 2.6 support audio-visual sync?
Wan 2.6 improves dialogue stability and voice naturalness, and enhances music/song quality. Audio sync is supported in compatible modes and workflows.
What’s the maximum video duration?
Up to 15 seconds, enabling more complete narratives compared to 10-second references.
What is audio-driven video generation?
You can drive generation using your text plus an audio input to control performances, including multi-shot interpretations—useful for narration, dialogue, and music-related scenes.
What use cases is Wan 2.6 best for?
It’s designed for professional creation workflows like filmmaking, marketing ads, e-commerce, education, and short-form content—especially when you need identity and narrative consistency.
Any tips for better prompts?
Be explicit about the character (look/age/outfit/personality), scene, and camera language (shot type/movement/lighting), plus dialogue/narration rhythm and emotion.
What inputs and modes does Wan 2.6 support?
Wan 2.6 supports text-to-video and image-to-video. In compatible workflows, you can also add an audio input to drive performances for narration, dialogue, or music-related scenes and keep audio better aligned with visuals.
Ready to create with Wan 2.6?
Try Wan 2.6 today: roleplay generation, multi-shot storytelling, audio sync, and up to 15 seconds per video—built for professional creation.