Wan 2.2 A14B Turbo supports three starting paths on Rivya: text, one image, or one image plus an audio clip for audio-driven video. Use it for lighter Wan experiments, short image-led clips, and portrait motion guided by supplied audio.
The final cost is rounded up to whole credits.
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Wan 2.2 A14B Turbo
Text to Video · Image to Video
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Alibaba
Category
Video
Capabilities
Text to Video · Image to Video · Image + Audio Driven
Credit charges
Credit rate: 12–80 per second of output
Inputs
Prompt, 1 image, or 1 image + 1 audio file
Prompt requirements
Up to 5,000 characters
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Wan 2.2 A14B Turbo can be called through Public API v1. Modes that use reference media require uploads through the Files API. Check the model reference for supported inputs.
Wan 2.2 A14B Turbo FAQ
Use Wan 2.2 A14B Turbo for lighter text-to-video tests, short clips from one image, or portrait motion driven by one still image plus one audio file. It is useful when you want those three starting paths in one model with separate credit tiers for lighter and audio-driven runs.
On Rivya, Wan 2.2 A14B Turbo currently supports text to video, image to video, and image + audio driven. It can also take up to 2 reference files across image inputs and audio inputs.
Text and image input support 480p or 720p (40 or 80 credits for 5 seconds). Image plus audio also supports 580p; its 480p / 580p / 720p rates are 12 / 18 / 24 credits per output second.
Text and image input support 480p or 720p (40 or 80 credits for 5 seconds). Image plus audio also supports 580p; its 480p / 580p / 720p rates are 12 / 18 / 24 credits per output second.
Choose Wan 2.2 A14B Turbo when you need text, image, and image-plus-audio video generation in one model. If you only need a basic text or image test, compare a narrower lower-cost option first.
Start here when the first run is aimed at lighter Wan text-to-video experiments, generating short clips from one image, and talking-head or semi-talking portrait clips from one still image plus one audio file. That keeps the first run practical: check the input, direction, and output quality here before turning it into a longer project.
This page currently supports text to video, image to video, and image + audio driven. That makes it easier to see whether a pure shot description or a still-led start is the better way into lighter Wan text-to-video experiments. You can also bring in up to 2 reference files across image inputs and audio inputs.
Text and image input support 480p or 720p (40 or 80 credits for 5 seconds). Image plus audio also supports 580p; its 480p / 580p / 720p rates are 12 / 18 / 24 credits per output second.
Text and image input support 480p or 720p (40 or 80 credits for 5 seconds). Image plus audio also supports 580p; its 480p / 580p / 720p rates are 12 / 18 / 24 credits per output second.
Stay on this page while you are still validating the first shot, source type, and whether the first result is getting you close to lighter Wan text-to-video experiments on Wan 2.2 A14B Turbo. Open the full Studio once the work needs saved versions, repeated clip iterations, multiple assets, or a longer production thread around the same scene set.
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