manyframeWan 2.7 Image.
Give the scene a product, a palette and a point of view. Explore reference-led images or a sequence of campaign frames from a single considered brief.
Available models and settings are shown in your studio. Review the quote before generating.
The route.
The right inputs.
Start from the creative job, then choose the model and settings that fit it.
Model ID wan2.7-image
- Reference count
- Up to 9 images, alongside exactly one text prompt.
- Normal output
- 1–4 images; async default 1.
- Sequence mode
- Enable sequential output for 1–12 images.
- Size
- 1K or 2K presets, or positive custom dimensions up to 4,194,304 total pixels.
- Aspect limit
- Custom width-to-height or height-to-width ratio at most 8:1; no 4K preset.
Capabilities describe the Manyframe connector. Your studio shows the currently enabled route, supported settings and maximum charge.
Tell each reference what to contribute.
A product image can explain the subject, another frame can explain the setting and a material image can explain the texture. Use the prompt to make those roles clear. Avoid contradicting references that ask for incompatible lighting or compositions.
For a campaign set, describe what should remain consistent and what should vary between frames. Sequential mode increases the output limit; it does not replace your review of product details, contrast and crop suitability.
Pick one approved result before you add motion with Product Motion. For eligible text-only 4K requests, see the separate Wan 2.7 Image Pro connector.
Good questions. Clear answers.
Still curious? Browse all FAQs
Can I generate without an image reference?
Yes. This route supports a text-only brief as well as up to nine reference images. Every request still needs exactly one non-empty text prompt.
Can I choose 4K?
The 4K preset is restricted to eligible text-only, non-sequential Wan 2.7 Image Pro requests. This standard route accepts 1K, 2K or custom dimensions within its pixel and aspect limits.
Does reference input guarantee exact packaging?
No. Check logos, typography, geometry and material details in every output before using it for a real product.
Make a frame the campaign can build on.
Bring your product. Pick a direction. Make something worth sharing.