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How it works
Wan 2.2 is an image-to-video app built on Alibaba's Wan 2.2 model, designed for creators who need high-quality motion from a single starting image without overspending. It delivers strong motion diversity across multiple resolutions from 480p to 720p, and supports end frame input so you can define both where a clip begins and where it ends. It suits animators, content producers and social media creators who want reliable, expressive video output at an accessible cost.
How to use this app
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Describe what you want to create, or upload your source file.
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Pick your options, then press Generate.
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Watch your result appear in the gallery within moments.
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Download, share, or generate again with a new idea.
What you can make
Product Animation for Social
Upload a clean product photo and let Wan 2.2 introduce natural motion, a slow rotation, a subtle hover, or a zoom pull. The high motion diversity means each render feels considered rather than mechanical, giving you scroll-stopping content without a production budget.
Controlled Start and End Frames
Use the end frame feature to set a precise visual destination for your clip. This is useful for transition videos, morphing between two states of a scene, or ensuring a logo or product lands exactly on screen at the close of the shot.
Concept Art Brought to Life
Illustrators and game designers can feed in a single piece of finished concept art and receive a short animated clip that communicates mood, atmosphere and movement to clients or collaborators far more effectively than a static image alone.
Affordable Volume Production
When a project requires a large batch of short video assets, such as multiple product SKUs or a set of social creatives, Wan 2.2 keeps per-clip costs low while maintaining visual quality at 720p, making high-volume image-to-video workflows practical.
Storyboard Previsualization
Directors and animators can render storyboard panels into rough motion clips to pitch pacing and camera energy to stakeholders. The motion diversity of Wan 2.2 makes it possible to test several movement ideas from the same source image quickly.
Prompt ideas to try
- A lone lighthouse on a rocky coast, waves crashing progressively harder against the base, storm clouds rolling in from the left, 720p.
- A steaming ceramic mug of coffee on a wooden table, wisps of steam curling upward, soft morning light shifting gently across the surface.
- A red sports car parked on a mountain road, camera slowly pulling back to reveal the valley below, golden hour lighting.
- A field of sunflowers gently swaying in a warm breeze, one monarch butterfly landing on the nearest bloom, shallow depth of field.
- Start frame: architect's model on a desk. End frame: the same model lit dramatically from below. Slow cinematic push in.
- A neon-lit city street at night, rain falling steadily, reflections rippling on the wet pavement as a single figure walks away from camera.
Why creators use this app
- High motion diversity
- Image-to-video
- End frame support
- Multiple resolutions
Tips for better results
Use End Frame for Precision
Wan 2.2 supports end frame input, so whenever you need a clip to arrive at a specific composition, supply that target image. This removes guesswork from transitions and product reveals and gives you far more control over the final seconds of the clip.
Choose Resolution to Match Platform
The model outputs between 480p and 720p. Use 480p when you are producing content for mobile feeds where file size matters, and 720p when the clip will appear on a larger screen or embedded in a presentation where visual detail counts.
Lean into Motion Diversity
Wan 2.2's strong motion diversity means subtle prompt variations produce noticeably different movement styles. Try the same source image with two distinct motion descriptions, such as a slow drift versus a dynamic push, to find the energy that suits your project.
Start with a Clean, Well-Lit Image
Because the model works from a single required input image, the quality of that image shapes everything downstream. A sharp, well-composed photo with clear subject separation and consistent lighting gives the model the best possible foundation for expressive motion.
When to choose this app
Choose Wan 2.2 when you need reliable image-to-video output at an affordable cost per clip, especially for volume workflows or budget-conscious projects. Seedance 1.0 Pro delivers professional quality image-to-video at 1080p, which suits final deliverables where maximum resolution is non-negotiable, and Kling 2.1 Pro focuses on cinematic image-to-video with end-frame support at a higher tier. Wan 2.2 sits in the productive middle ground: genuine quality, strong motion diversity, end frame control and multiple resolutions, at a cost that makes repeated generation practical.
Frequently asked questions
What input does Wan 2.2 require to generate a video?
An image is required. The model uses your uploaded photo or illustration as the starting frame and animates outward from it. You cannot generate video from a text prompt alone in this app. Supplying a clean, well-composed image consistently produces the best motion output.
How does the end frame feature work?
You can supply a second image to define the visual state the clip should arrive at by its final frame. Wan 2.2 then generates motion that transitions from your start image toward the end frame. This is useful for morphs, reveals and any clip where the closing composition matters as much as the opening one.
What resolutions can Wan 2.2 output?
The model supports output from 480p up to 720p. You can select the resolution that fits your intended platform. 480p suits fast-loading mobile content, while 720p is appropriate when the clip will appear on larger screens or in presentations that benefit from additional visual detail.
How varied can the motion be across different generations?
Wan 2.2 is specifically designed with high motion diversity, meaning the model can produce a wide range of movement styles from a single source image depending on how the prompt describes the action. You can achieve everything from slow atmospheric drifts to more energetic, dynamic camera and subject movement.
Can I animate illustrated or non-photographic images?
Yes. The model works with any image input, including digital illustrations, concept art, renders and stylized artwork. Illustrated source material often produces distinctive animated results because the model interprets the shapes and implied depth within the artwork to generate its motion.
How long are the clips that Wan 2.2 generates?
Clip length is determined by the app's generation settings rather than being an open-ended choice. Check the controls visible in the app interface for the available duration options. Keeping clips short and focused on a single strong motion idea typically yields the most polished and usable results.
Which AI model powers this app?
This app runs on Wan 2.2, available through Arteza with no separate account or setup.
Can I use the results commercially?
Yes. Content you generate is yours to use, subject to our content licenses.
How long does a generation take?
Most generations finish in under a minute, and you can watch progress live in the gallery.