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WAN 2.2 Image to Video 720p Ultra Fast

WAN 2.2 Image to Video 720p Ultra Fast turns still images into motion, with support for action-oriented scenes and transitions guided by a closing image.

Image to video

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Duration: 5s$0.10 / run
Duration: 8s$0.16 / run

WAN 2.2 Image to Video 720p Ultra Fast

This image-to-video model animates a supplied picture using a written description of the scene and movement. Its documented applications emphasize action and first-person viewpoints, including moving cameras and subject motion. An optional closing image can guide the shot toward a chosen final composition.

The combination supports both open-ended animation from a starting picture and transitions with a defined destination. Opening and closing images can establish a change in expression or a move from a wide view to closer framing.

What it's good for

Action storyboards and sports-themed concepts benefit from seeing how a viewpoint travels through a scene. A forest trail image, for example, can serve as the starting point for a first-person cycling concept with camera movement.

It also suits motion studies for social campaigns and entertainment pitches. Generated clips let teams discuss the movement within an action shot, while paired frames provide a concrete reference for planned scene transitions.

Model ID

wavespeed-ai/wan-2.2-i2v-720p-ultra-fast

Output Type

Video

Pricing

From $0.10 / run

Provider

WaveSpeed

Hosting

Protoface

WAN 2.2 Image to Video 720p Ultra Fast

This image-to-video model animates a supplied picture using a written description of the scene and movement. Its documented applications emphasize action and first-person viewpoints, including moving cameras and subject motion. An optional closing image can guide the shot toward a chosen final composition.

The combination supports both open-ended animation from a starting picture and transitions with a defined destination. Opening and closing images can establish a change in expression or a move from a wide view to closer framing.

What it's good for

Action storyboards and sports-themed concepts benefit from seeing how a viewpoint travels through a scene. A forest trail image, for example, can serve as the starting point for a first-person cycling concept with camera movement.

It also suits motion studies for social campaigns and entertainment pitches. Generated clips let teams discuss the movement within an action shot, while paired frames provide a concrete reference for planned scene transitions.