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wavespeed-ai/wan-2.2/animate

Wan2.2-Animate is a unified model for character animation and replacement with holistic movement and expression replication. The model is released under the Apache 2.0 license and supports commercial use. Our endpoint starts with $0.2 per 5 seconds (480p) or $0.4 per 5 seconds (720p) video generation and supports a maximum generation length of 120 seconds.

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Your request will cost $0.2 per run.

For $10 you can run this model approximately 50 times.

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Wan2.2-Animate

What is Wan2.2-Animate?

Wan2.2-Animate is an optimized, unified character animation/replacement model that maps static inputs to targeted actions, replicating holistic body movement and facial expressions with high temporal stability and natural realism.

Pricing

OutputPrice per 5sMax Length
480p$0.2120 s
720p$0.4120 s

Billing Rules

  • Standard Rate: $0.04 per second
  • HD (720p) Rate: $0.08 per second (Double the Standard Rate)
  • Minimum Charge: All videos are billed for a minimum of 5 seconds.
    • Standard: $0.20
    • HD (720p): $0.40
  • Billing Cap: To ensure predictable costs, billing is capped at a maximum of 120 seconds (2 minutes).

How to Use (Wan2.2-Animate)

  1. image – Upload a clear character photo. (Recommend using PNG and JPG formats, and avoid WEBP)
  2. video – Upload the motion clip (pose/expressions come from here).
  3. prompt (optional) – Brief rules, e.g., “preserve outfit; natural expression; no background changes.”
  4. mode – Choose replace or animate.
  5. resolution – Pick 480p or 720p.
  6. Generate – Wait a moment for results.
  7. Review & iterate – Fix a seed to reproduce; change seed for A/B variants.

Tips

  • Match composition & pose: Keep the reference image and target video aligned in composition, camera position, and human body pose to reduce failure rates.
  • Keep aspect ratios the same: Use the same aspect ratio for the input image and video for best results.