Question 1

What is Wan 2.7?

Accepted Answer

Wan 2.7 is the current version of Wan, the video model family from Alibaba's Tongyi Wanxiang lab. LazyKiwi runs it as Wan 2.7 I2V: give it one image or a start and end frame pair and it returns a 720p or 1080p clip in the source image's ratio.

Question 2

Does Wan 2.7 in LazyKiwi support text-to-video?

Accepted Answer

No. Every run needs at least one uploaded image: a single still for image-to-video or two stills for a start-and-end-frame transition. The 5,000-character prompt steers motion and camera but cannot replace the image. For text-to-video, pick HappyHorse 1.0 or Seedance 2.5.

Question 3

How is Wan 2.7 different from Wan 2.2?

Accepted Answer

Both are Alibaba Wan models that start from an image. Wan 2.2 in LazyKiwi is capped at 480p and 3 seconds on promo pricing, the cheapest way to test a still. Wan 2.7 adds start and end frames, 1080p output, and durations from 2 to 60 seconds.

Question 4

Which aspect ratios does Wan 2.7 output?

Accepted Answer

There is no aspect ratio picker for Wan 2.7 in LazyKiwi. The clip takes the shape of the image you upload: a 9:16 still gives a vertical clip, a 16:9 still a wide one. For start and end frames, crop both images to the same ratio first.

Question 5

How much does Wan 2.7 cost per clip?

Accepted Answer

Wan 2.7 is currently 37% off its list price in LazyKiwi. A 5-second clip costs 473 credits at 720p or 1,197 at 1080p, and a 10-second clip 945 or 2,363. The exact cost for any duration and quality is shown before you generate.

Wan 2.7 image-to-video, from 2 seconds to a minute