Start with a scene in words
Describe the subject, setting, action, and mood. A clear scene gives you a useful basis for reviewing the generated movement and visual details.
Turn a simple idea into a visual story with alice ai. Describe your scene, choose an enabled model, and review the current settings and credit cost before generating.
Describe the subject, setting, action, and mood. A clear scene gives you a useful basis for reviewing the generated movement and visual details.
Choose Wan 2.2 when working with this model, or explore another enabled video model in the same menu. Each selection has its own available options and credit quote.
Wan 2.2 uses 480p output and a cost per generation. Its clip length is determined by the model, so this selection does not offer a duration control. Other models can have different settings.
Inspect the clip from start to finish. Check faces, hands, product details, and changes between frames, then adjust one part of your prompt for the next attempt.
Describe one product in a clear setting with one main action. Explore a visual concept, then inspect product shape, labels, and movement before using it in a campaign.
Build a short scene around one subject, an action, and a visual mood. Review the result before introducing more changes in another request.
Describe framing, atmosphere, and a simple camera idea. Compare the result with your intended shot; a generated clip needs review for motion and continuity.
Picture an unfamiliar environment in words and give the scene one central action. Inspect lighting, movement, and details before making it part of your story.
Choose an enabled video model and begin with a written scene. State the subject, action, setting, and mood without combining several unrelated shots.
Check the options and task cost shown for the selection before submitting. Wan 2.2 is charged per generation at 480p, with clip length determined by the model.
Sign in to submit your request and follow its status in history. Inspect the completed clip, download it through the existing controls, or refine your prompt for another attempt.
Give the shot one central subject and a clear action. For example: “A cyclist passes a quiet cafe at sunrise. Warm light reflects on the windows.” Keep separate scenes in separate requests.
Describe a wide shot, a close-up, or another framing idea in the prompt. Add lighting and atmosphere that matter to the scene, without treating these words as dedicated camera controls.
Review the entire clip, choose one detail to improve, and narrow your next prompt around it. Changing subject, action, and style together makes the differences harder to assess.
The menu includes the enabled ordinary video models for alice ai. Select Wan 2.2 for the Wan 2.2 AI Video Generator workflow and check the model and mode before submitting. Other selections can have different options.
Start with one clear subject, an action, and a setting. Add a visual mood and a simple camera idea if useful, then review the output before introducing more changes.
Do not assume that every frame is correct. Review faces, hands, product details, movement, and changes between frames before using the clip. Some results may need another attempt.
Wan 2.2 starts with 480p output. Its clip length is determined by the model, and this selection does not offer a duration control. Use the actual options shown for each model rather than assuming every selection has the same settings.
The published examples library includes videos from multiple models. Open Explore Examples to inspect their prompts and model details. These clips are creative references and are not presented as Wan 2.2 results.
Check the current quote before submitting. Wan 2.2 is charged per generation; other models can use different billing and output options. Visit Pricing for current plans and credit purchases.
After signing in, review completed clips in history or Assets. Open a result to play it and use the available download controls. Revise your description for another request when needed.
Begin with a clear prompt, explore the available settings, and review the result before making it part of your next story.
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