Your Video, Your Call: Wan 3.0 Brings Length and Resolution Controls to Lovescape

Video on Lovescape just stopped being one-size-fits-all. With Wan 3.0 as your generation model, you now choose exactly what you're making before you make it: any length from a 5-second reaction to a full 30-second scene, and any resolution from fast 480p drafts to full 1080p HD. Two controls, one big shift: the clip fits the idea, instead of the idea fitting the clip.

What's new

Open the generation panel, pick Wan 3.0, and two new selectors are waiting:

• Duration: 5s, 10s, 15s, 20s, 25s, or 30s. You decide how long the moment runs.
• Resolution: 480p, 720p, or 1080p. You decide how sharp it lands.

Every combination is available. A 5-second clip at 1080p, a 30-second scene at 480p, and everything between.

Why length control matters

Not every idea is the same size. A wink, a laugh, a single gesture is a 5-second clip, and forcing it into a longer generation just pads the moment. A slow scene that builds, turns, and pays off needs the full 30 seconds, and cutting it short kills the payoff.

Until now you took the length the engine gave you. Now the duration selector makes runtime a creative decision. Short clips also generate faster and cost less, which changes how you iterate: test the idea short, then commit to the long version once it works.

And because Wan 3.0 generates native sound, a 30-second clip isn't just longer footage. It's a scene with audio that runs unbroken from first frame to last.

Why resolution control matters

The three tiers map to three ways people actually use generations:

• 480p is the drafting tier. Fastest way to see whether a prompt works before you spend more on it.
• 720p is the everyday tier. Sharp, quick, right for the gallery and the feed.
• 1080p is the keeper tier. Full HD for the clips that earn a permanent place, and the detail difference shows exactly where you want it to.

The workflow that falls out of this is the same one that already works for images: iterate cheap, finalize sharp. Nail the prompt at 480p, then rerun it at 1080p. Since every gallery item stores the prompt that made it, the rerun is one click, not a rewrite.

What this unlocks in practice

• A 30-second, 1080p scene with native sound is the new ceiling, and it's a genuinely different artifact than a short silent loop: an actual scene, with pacing, in HD.
• Fast previews stop feeling like a compromise. 480p at 5 seconds is the cheapest question you can ask the engine.
• Your character stays herself at every setting. Length and resolution are output choices; her identity is locked the same way it is in images.

The honest notes

Longer and sharper costs more. Duration and resolution both scale the compute, so a 30-second 1080p clip is the premium end of the range. You see the cost before you generate, as always.

Generation time scales too. More seconds and more pixels take longer to render. The draft-then-finalize workflow exists precisely so you spend the wait on clips you already know you want.

These controls are Wan 3.0's. The duration and resolution ranges described here are what the Wan 3.0 selector offers; other engines keep their own options.

Frequently asked questions

What lengths can I generate?
With Wan 3.0: 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, or 30 seconds, selected before generation.

What resolutions are available?
480p, 720p, and 1080p full HD, on every duration.

Does sound work at every length and resolution?
Yes. Wan 3.0 generates native sound with the clip regardless of the settings you pick.

Do longer or sharper clips cost more chips?
Yes, cost scales with duration and resolution, and you see it before you commit.

Where do I find the new controls?
In the video generation panel: pick Wan 3.0 as the generation model, then set Duration and Resolution right below it.

Five seconds or thirty, draft or full HD, the scene is yours to size. Open Lovescape and generate one your way.