Wan 2.7 Video AI Video Generator

Wan 2.7 Video is the better fit when you want a newer Wan option that stays flexible and still covers more than pure text-to-video. It is strong for short product promos, social cutdowns, first-and-last-frame image motion tests, and lightweight source-video touchups where pricing must reflect both resolution and duration.

On Rivya, Wan 2.7 Video currently supports text-to-video, image-to-video, and a lightweight source-video edit path. It can take up to two assets in total: one image or a first-and-last-frame pair for image motion, or one source video plus one optional image for video editing. Text and image runs can go to `15s`, while the video-edit path currently tops out at `10s`.

The two-asset setup starts to matter when one image is not enough to describe the motion you want. A first-and-last-frame pair is useful when you need the clip to land between two specific visual states, and the video-edit path's optional reference image becomes useful when the source video should keep its motion but still borrow extra visual direction.

Wan 2.7 Video is currently easy to price: `720p` starts at 80 credits for 5s, while `1080p` reaches 360 credits for 15s. That simplicity is the value when you want something broader than a basic starter option, but still do not want the heavier cost curve of models like Wan 2.6. It is especially appealing when the job needs clear budgeting across multiple short clip tests.

Choose Wan 2.7 Video for text, paired-frame image motion, and lighter source-video edits with straightforward duration-based pricing. Choose Wan 2.5 when seed and negative-prompt control matter more. Step up to Wan 2.6 when source-video work is central or the project needs its broader input and duration range.

Start here when you want a current Wan option that can work from text, one or two images, or one source video. Use the initial run to see whether a short promo, paired-frame motion test, or lightweight edit fits Wan 2.7's simpler pricing range.

This page supports text-to-video, image-to-video, and a lightweight video-edit path. You can start from text, from one image, from a first-and-last-frame pair, or from one source video plus one optional image. It currently exposes `720p` and `1080p`, with `5s`, `10s`, and `15s` for text and image runs, while video editing tops out at `10s`.

Choose the option first: text, one image, paired frames, or one source video. After that, pick `720p` or `1080p`, decide whether `5s`, `10s`, or `15s` is enough for the test, and remember that the video-edit path caps at `10s`. If you are editing from video, it is also worth deciding whether to keep audio on auto or ask the model to preserve the original track.

The page is public, but the actual video run is still gated behind sign in. Wan 2.7 keeps pricing simple: `720p` starts at 80 credits for 5s, while `1080p` reaches 360 credits for 15s. You can set up the right option, asset mix, and duration first, then sign in when you are ready to generate.

Stay here while you are validating the first Wan 2.7 run: which option to use, whether one or two assets are needed, and whether `720p` already answers the question. Open the full Studio once the work needs saved versions, repeated clip iterations, multiple coordinated assets, or a longer managed project around the same footage set.