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Wan 2.2 First/Last Frame Flash.

Show the starting point. Show where the shot should go. Explore a transition with an approved first frame and an optional destination frame.

Available models and settings are shown in your studio. Review the quote before generating.

Illustrative orange DAYBREAK can with citrus slices and splashing water
Art direction concept · image is illustrative

Design a transition the viewer can follow.

Choose frames that share a recognisable subject and a plausible visual relationship. A close-up and a wider reveal can describe a single camera move; two unrelated settings ask the model to invent much more of the transition.

The end image is guidance rather than a frame-exact guarantee. Inspect how the product moves between the endpoints, whether shapes remain coherent and whether the ending has enough usable time for your edit.

Prepare a final frame with Wan 2.7 Image, then review it before supplying it as guidance. For longer transitions and additional supported media choices, see Wan 2.7 I2V.

The route.
The right inputs.

Start from the creative job, then choose the model and settings that fit it.

Model ID wan2.2-kf2v-flash

Required first frameOptional last frameText direction
Duration
Fixed 5 seconds.
Resolution
480P, 720P or 1080P; default 720P.
Frame inputs
First frame required; optional last frame.
Aspect ratio
Image-derived; separate ratio setting removed.

Capabilities describe the Manyframe connector. Your studio shows the currently enabled route, supported settings and maximum charge.

Good questions. Clear answers.

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Is a last frame mandatory?

No. The first frame is required and a last frame is optional. Add an endpoint only when it makes the intended transition clearer.

Can I add video references as well?

This frame-specific connector does not establish reference-video or reference-audio support. Use a route that explicitly accepts those media types.

Will the end match my supplied image pixel for pixel?

No. Treat the last frame as guidance. Review the generated endpoint and intermediate frames before using the transition.

Give the movement a destination.

Bring your product. Pick a direction. Make something worth sharing.

Explore frame-to-video