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Generate short AI video with WAN 2.2 Turbo

WAN 2.2 Turbo is Made’s fast iteration option for short text-to-video and image-to-video clips, with portrait and landscape output controls.

from $0.05 / video at provider cost for members — see the full price breakdown

What you need to start

Start with a text prompt, or add a start image. An optional end frame can guide image-to-video motion.

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Original results

WAN 2.2 Turbo examples made in Made

These examples use media produced for Made. Prompts are included when the production record allows them.

Fast motion study

A gentle camera push through an editorial scene, natural movement.

Image-to-video

Bring the portrait to life with subtle wind and a slow handheld camera.

Creative exploration

A cinematic reveal with controlled subject movement and atmospheric light.

Start frame supplied to a WAN 2.2 Turbo generation

Start-frame control

Use this image as the opening composition.

End frame supplied to guide a WAN 2.2 Turbo clip

End-frame guidance

Move naturally from the start composition toward this final frame.

Poster frame from an AI video workflow in Made

Text-to-video direction

Create a concise portrait-format scene from a written motion brief.

Where WAN 2.2 Turbo fits best

Best uses

  • Fast video concept iteration
  • Animating a still image
  • Testing motion and camera directions
  • Short portrait or landscape social clips

Limits to know

  • Made currently exposes short clips rather than long-form scene editing.
  • Fine text, exact object continuity, and complex multi-character motion may need additional attempts or another model.

Specifications in Made

These are the controls exposed by Made, which may be narrower than a provider’s full API.

Aspect ratios
16:9, 9:16
Resolution
480p, 720p
Duration
5 seconds
Output formats
MP4
Reference images
2
Processing
Varies with queue and resolution; progress is shown in the generation view.

How to use WAN 2.2 Turbo in Made

  1. 1

    Choose text or image input

    Write a prompt by itself, or add a still image that establishes the opening frame.

  2. 2

    Describe the motion

    State subject movement, camera movement, and the mood of the clip.

  3. 3

    Set format and quality

    Choose an exposed aspect ratio and resolution. Add an end frame when the workflow offers it.

  4. 4

    Generate and review

    Preview the MP4, then revise one motion instruction at a time if needed.

Questions, answered

WAN 2.2 Turbo FAQ

Need a specific answer? Contact support

Yes. Made routes a prompt without an image to the text-to-video workflow.