Upload a source image first.
Result data is only kept for 3 days
Guide
Use one workspace to compare Wan 2.5, Wan 2.6, Wan 2.6 Flash and Wan 2.7 for image-to-video. Match the model, duration, resolution, sound and shot structure to your publishing goal.
Wan 2.7 covers six modes: text-to-video, image-to-video, first and last frame, reference-to-video, video extend and video edit. Wan 2.6 only animates a single first frame, so 2.7 is the one to pick when you need references or want to work on an existing clip.
Upload up to 5 reference images β plus an optional audio track β and state in the prompt what each one controls: character identity, product look, style or voice. Giving every reference a role is what keeps faces and outfits from drifting between shots.
Video extend continues an uploaded clip of 2 to 10 seconds past its last frame. Video edit takes a 5 to 10 second clip and repaints it, or replaces and inserts a subject from reference images, while keeping the original motion and layout.
5, 10 or 15 seconds at 720p or 1080p. Reference images must be at least 300px on the short side and under 20MB; reference clips for extend run 2 to 10 seconds.
You can start for free. New accounts get bonus credits on signup, there is no credit card required, and the free plan has no daily generation limit. You can also claim extra credits every day by checking in. Everything runs in the browser on HeadSwap β no GPU, no install, and no API key.
Yes. Videos generated on a paid HeadSwap plan can be used commercially β ads, social media monetization, client deliverables and product marketing. You keep ownership of the output, with no watermark, no attribution requirement and no per-clip royalties.
Every finished job appears in the My Results tab beside the generator, where you can preview, download, share or delete it. The list keeps the last 3 days of generations, so download anything you want to keep before it rolls off.