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Start with a character. Some effects also take a location or products to make the scene your own.
World fold effect
World fold keeps your subject still in the center while the ground behind them lifts, bends, and folds upward like a giant sheet of paper, curling overhead until the horizon becomes a wall wrapped around them. Buildings and roads keep their perspective as they turn.
- 6-second clip
- 480p 41 credits
- 720p 84 credits
- 1080p 168 credits
One photo in, one video out
This clip was made with the World fold effect from the photo beside it, on WAN 3.0 Prime at 720p, the same model and settings this page runs.

How to make a World fold video
- 1
Add your photo
Upload one character image. JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 10 MB each.
- 2
Generate your World fold video
Pick a resolution and aspect ratio, add an optional prompt, and review the exact price before you start. A 6-second clip is 41 credits at 480p or 84 credits at 720p.
- 3
Download and share
Your video saves to History on this page. Play it, download the MP4, and post it anywhere.
What it is good for
- Mind-bending hooksAn effect people rewatch to understand.
- Travel contentFold a landscape you visited.
- TransitionsEnd with the world wrapped around you.
Tips for a better result
- Wide outdoor photos with roads, hills, or buildings give the fold structure.
- Center your subject with space around them.
- Use the prompt to slow the fold down or speed it up.
Questions
What does world fold do to the background?
It lifts and folds the landscape upward and inward until it wraps around your subject like an enclosure.
Does the subject move?
No. They stay still while the world folds around them.
How much does the World fold effect cost?
41 credits at 480p, 84 credits at 720p, 168 credits at 1080p for a 6-second clip. You pay per video in credits and see the exact price before generating.
Whose photos can I use?
Use photos of yourself, or of people who have agreed to be in the video. Do not upload photos of other people without their permission.





