Wan 2.7

Wan 2.7 is Alibaba's AI video model from April 2026, a comprehensive upgrade of Wan 2.6. It does text to video with multi-shot narration, image to video from a first frame or a first and last frame, audio-driven video, reference to video that keeps a subject's look across scenes, video continuation and video editing. Alibaba also released Wan 2.7 image models alongside it.

Not as far as Alibaba has published: only Wan 2.1 and Wan 2.2 have open weights under Apache 2.0. Wan 2.7 is offered as a hosted model through Alibaba Cloud and API partners — even ComfyUI runs it through Partner Nodes, which call an API rather than local weights. You run it online, for example in Kenerate's video studio.

It's billed per second: 30 credits at 720p and 45 at 1080p, so a 5-second clip is 150 or 225 credits and 15 seconds at 1080p is 675. Reference to video costs 300 credits for 5 seconds at 720p (480 at 1080p). Video edit bills the input and output seconds. Credit packs are one-time and start at $15 for 1,300 credits.

Yes. In image to video, upload a start image and a second image as the end frame, and Wan 2.7 generates the motion between them. It's the best way to land a product reveal, a before-and-after or a transition into the next shot. Wan 2.6 doesn't take an end frame.

Up to 15 seconds per clip, in any whole number of seconds from 2. Reference to video runs 2–10 seconds. Video extend lets you set a final length of 5–15 seconds from an existing clip, and for longer edits you can start a new clip from the last frame of the previous one.

Sources differ, and on Kenerate it has no sound switch. What it reliably does is follow an audio track: attach a wav or mp3 in image to video or extend and the motion and lip-sync are timed to it. If you want effects, ambience or speech generated from the prompt alone, Wan 3.0 is the more predictable choice.

Yes. Video edit takes a 2–10 second clip plus a text prompt and up to 3 reference images, and returns a changed or restyled version the same length as the input. Because input and output are both billed, a 5-second edit costs 300 credits at 720p or 450 at 1080p.

It's Alibaba's image model from the same family, listed in Kenerate's image studio as Wan 2.7 and Wan 2.7 Pro. Both have a thinking mode for better-planned compositions and take up to 9 reference images for edits. Wan 2.7 costs 9 credits an image at sizes up to 2048 px; Wan 2.7 Pro costs 22.5 and goes up to 4K.

Not on Kenerate's free plan: video needs a paid plan, which means buying any one-time credit pack. New accounts get starter credits for images on free-plan models. The Wan 2.7 image models are not free-plan models either.

Wan 2.7 costs the same as Wan 2.6 per second and adds end frames, video editing, 2-second minimum lengths and square and 4:3 shapes, so it's the better pick for most image-to-video work. Wan 3.0 is the choice for clips up to 30 seconds with sound generated from the prompt, and Wan 2.5 for the cheapest 480p drafts.