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WAN 3.0 Prompts

Prompts that were actually run on WAN 3.0, each one paired with the clip it produced. Copy any of them and generate your own version.


Prompts

Nov 9, 202600
Flower Stall Tulip Greeting
Read the full prompt — Flower Stall Tulip GreetingA woman in her thirties with short natural curls and a green apron leans toward the camera at her flower stall, holds out one red tulip and looks into the camera and says: "Hello, little one, did you sleep well?" Red tulips in green buckets, a white canvas awning above, soft diffused daylight through it. Medium shot at eye level, the camera stays still. Warm natural skin, lip movement matches the words. No background music, no text, no logos, no watermark.
Nov 2, 202670
Read the full prompt — Breakfast Table WelcomeA woman in her thirties with a loose bun and a peach linen apron stands at a set breakfast table in a kitchen, holding a wooden spoon. Turquoise plates, a loaf of bread and a jug of milk already stand on the light wooden table. She smiles warmly, looks into the camera and says: "Breakfast is ready, come and eat!" Warm morning sunlight from a window on the left. Medium shot, the table in frame, the camera stays still. No background music. No text, no logos, no watermark.
Nov 5, 202670
Read the full prompt — Locker Room Gear Check@Video1 controls motion, camera, framing, timing, the room and sound; keep all of it exactly: the handheld selfie camera on an outstretched arm with a wide lens from slightly below, the hero talks to the lens in a close selfie, his partner leans in over his shoulder, the hero turns to the partner and back with a smile, then shows his gear to the lens one item after another exactly as in @Video1 - pistol with a mounted flashlight, the flashlight shining straight into the lens as a blinding white flash with a turquoise glint, knife, handcuffs raised in both hands, two magazines, a small flashlight - with the same fast whip-pan blur transitions between items. The same locker room with dark metal lockers and stickers, the same lighting and color. @Image1 controls the two people: the man holding the camera becomes the person on the left of @Image1, the partner who leans in becomes the person on the right of @Image1, with the same faces, hair, build and clothes. No trace of the original people. From @Video1 take the motion, camera, room and props; take none of its people. Five fingers on each hand, hands grip each item naturally. Photorealistic, natural phone footage, one continuous shot with the same transitions as @Video1, no subtitles, no text, no watermark.
Oct 29, 2026180
Read the full prompt — Gladiator Streetball Dunk@Video1 controls motion, camera, composition, cuts, slow motion, timing, and sound; keep all of it exactly. @Image1 controls the identity of the scoring player (drives, dunks twice, celebrates to camera): replace the player in every shot with the person from @Image1, including face, hair, build, outfit. @Image2 controls the identity of the defender who gets dunked on: replace the defender in every shot, including the final one; if @Image2 is not provided, keep the original defender. No trace of the originals. If @Image3 is provided, it controls the location: replace the environment with that place. Rebuild court, hoops, background, crowd, lighting, and grading to fit it. If @Image3 is not provided, keep the original environment. In the final shot, the only player in frame is the already replaced defender (from @Image2, not the original), standing in the center with a hand covering the face. Remove the man behind; keep the crowd. Keep choreography, dunks, celebration.
Oct 30, 202660
Read the full prompt — Dracula Wife Hand Dance@Video1 controls motion, camera, framing, timing, and sound; keep all of it exactly: the static waist-up shot and the whole hand and finger routine on the beat - crossed fists at the chest, a triangle made with the fingertips, palms crossed flat on the chest, fingers interlaced into a pyramid, fingers flicking and parting, then palms rolling over each other in front of the chest. Both hands stay in frame the whole time, five fingers on each hand, short nails, no claws. @Image1 controls the identity of the performer: replace him in every frame with the person from @Image1, including face, hair, build, outfit, and any special features such as eye colour or fangs, which stay visible in every frame. Calm deadpan face looking straight into the lens, no smile. No trace of the original. If @Image2 is provided, it controls the location: replace the environment and the crowd behind him to fit that place, with everyone dressed to match it. If @Image2 is not provided, keep the original environment. From @Video1 take only the motion and the camera; take none of its people, clothes, props or walls. One continuous shot, no cuts, no subtitles, no text.
Oct 20, 202660
Read the full prompt — Inventor Shows Paper PlaneA young woman inventor in an olive canvas jacket, dark hair tied back, lifts a white handmade model airplane toward the camera in a garage workshop, smiles and says in a bright female voice: "Look at this, it finally worked!" Lips match the words. An amber desk lamp glows on the left, soft window daylight falls from the right. Medium shot to the shoulders, the camera slowly pushes in. No background music, no text, no logos, no watermark.
Oct 29, 2026100
Read the full prompt — K-pop Streetball Dunk@Video1 controls motion, camera, composition, cuts, slow motion, timing, and sound; keep all of it exactly. @Image1 controls the identity of the scoring player (drives, dunks twice, celebrates to camera): replace the player in every shot with the person from @Image1, including face, hair, build, outfit. @Image2 controls the identity of the defender who gets dunked on: replace the defender in every shot, including the final one; if @Image2 is not provided, keep the original defender. No trace of the originals. If @Image3 is provided, it controls the location: replace the environment with that place. Rebuild court, hoops, background, crowd, lighting, and grading to fit it. If @Image3 is not provided, keep the original environment. In the final shot, the only player in frame is the already replaced defender (from @Image2, not the original), standing in the center with a hand covering the face. Remove the man behind; keep the crowd. Keep choreography, dunks, celebration.
Nov 2, 202620
Read the full prompt — Bear And Leaping SalmonWide side-on shot of a brown bear standing knee-deep in a shallow river, a dark pine forest behind it. The bear takes one slow step forward, water curling around its legs, as a single silver salmon leaps in an arc ahead and drops back in a spray of droplets. Wet chocolate-brown fur, glass-clear green water over grey pebbles. Soft light from a cool overcast sky. The camera stays still. No text, no logos, no watermark.
Oct 30, 2026150
Read the full prompt — Dracula Eats Marshmallow@Video1 controls motion, camera, composition, timing, and sound; keep all of it exactly: the dancer comes toward the handheld camera, takes out a plain white marshmallow, bites it and chews with a deadpan face staring straight into the lens, then turns away and dances off into the crowd. @Image1 controls the identity of the dancer: replace him in every frame with the person from @Image1, including face, hair, build, outfit. No trace of the original. @Image2 controls the people who follow and dance behind him: replace the guests behind him with the people from @Image2. @Image3 controls one onlooker in the crowd who squints suspiciously at the dancer; only one of him. If @Image2 or @Image3 is not provided, fill the crowd with people dressed to fit the location. If @Image4 is provided, it controls the location: replace the room, furniture, lights and floor to fit that place, and dress everyone in the background to match it. If @Image4 is not provided, keep the original environment. From @Video1 take only the motion and the camera; take none of its people, clothes, furniture, lights or floor. The marshmallow stays plain white and clearly visible. One continuous shot, no cuts, no subtitles, no text.
Oct 26, 202670
Read the full prompt — Weaver Offers Turquoise ScarfA woman in her thirties with box braids in a loose bun and an ochre apron over a white tee stands at a wooden loom in a bright workshop, indigo yarn skeins hang on the wall behind her. Soft daylight from a window on the left lights her face. She smiles, holds a turquoise woven scarf out toward the camera and says: "I made this one just for you." The camera stays still. No background music, no text.
Oct 30, 202660
Read the full prompt — Dracula Hand Dance@Video1 controls motion, camera, framing, timing, and sound; keep all of it exactly: the static waist-up shot and the whole hand and finger routine on the beat - crossed fists at the chest, a triangle made with the fingertips, palms crossed flat on the chest, fingers interlaced into a pyramid, fingers flicking and parting, then palms rolling over each other in front of the chest. Both hands stay in frame the whole time, five fingers on each hand, short nails, no claws. @Image1 controls the identity of the performer: replace him in every frame with the person from @Image1, including face, hair, build, outfit, and any special features such as eye colour or fangs, which stay visible in every frame. Calm deadpan face looking straight into the lens, no smile. No trace of the original. If @Image2 is provided, it controls the location: replace the environment and the crowd behind him to fit that place, with everyone dressed to match it. If @Image2 is not provided, keep the original environment. From @Video1 take only the motion and the camera; take none of its people, clothes, props or walls. One continuous shot, no cuts, no subtitles, no text.

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