Product orbit
Example prompt
Keep the product shape and label stable while the camera makes a slow quarter-orbit; add soft moving highlights and minimal background motion.

This page provides a focused image-to-video workflow. Upload one product image, portrait, illustration, or landscape and describe the motion and camera direction you want in the generated clip.
Wan 2.1 currently accepts one source image and generates a 5- or 10-second video at 720p. The prompt and negative prompt each support up to 2,000 characters.
Describe the main movement, camera direction, speed, and details that should remain stable. For example: ‘subtle breathing, natural blink, locked camera, keep the original framing and expression.’
Use the negative prompt to name unwanted traits such as blur or distortion. CFG scale controls prompt guidance from 0.1 to 1.0; stronger guidance is not always better, so compare small adjustments.
No. The current Hub is image-to-video only and requires one source image. Use a dedicated text-to-video page when you want to create a scene without an image.
WanX is retained as an old URL alias and redirects to this canonical Wan 2.1 Hub. Existing WanX links continue to work, while this page is the single destination for the current workflow.
A single-image animation workflow for short Wan 2.1 clips.
The Inspire panel above shows only public results saved for models in this Hub.
Example prompt
Keep the product shape and label stable while the camera makes a slow quarter-orbit; add soft moving highlights and minimal background motion.
Example prompt
Natural blink and subtle breathing, a light breeze moves a few strands of hair, locked camera, preserve the original framing and expression.
Example prompt
Slow forward camera movement into the valley, clouds drift from right to left, tree branches move gently, no sudden scene changes.
This Hub does not expose a Wan 2.1 text-to-video mode; upload one image before generating.
The current workflow accepts one source image rather than first-and-last frames.
Faces, hands, logos, and fine product geometry may change when the requested motion is too large.