How much does Wan 2.7 image-to-video cost?

$0.10/second at 720P and $0.15/second at 1080P (list price), plus the flat $0.05/second platform fee — about 21% cheaper than HappyHorse at 720P. Public sharing saves an extra 10%.

What is the difference between Wan 2.7 and HappyHorse 1.1 for image-to-video?

Both animate your image as the exact first frame with the same upload rules. Wan 2.7 is cheaper, accepts motion prompts up to 5,000 characters and adds an optional negative prompt; HappyHorse is the battle-tested default engine.

Does the video keep my image's aspect ratio?

Yes — wan2.7-i2v follows the aspect ratio of your uploaded image. For an exact 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1 result, crop your image to that ratio in the built-in uploader first.

Does Wan 2.7 support negative prompts in image-to-video?

Yes — add up to 500 characters of things to avoid (blur, flicker, warping, extra objects) alongside your motion prompt.

Do downloads have a watermark?

Streaming is always clean. Downloads carry a small txtovid badge unless you have an active subscription — any plan removes it, regardless of engine.

Wan 2.7 Image to Video: Full Model Guide

Wan 2.7 image-to-video (wan2.7-i2v) animates a still image into a smooth HD clip: your upload becomes the exact first frame, and a motion prompt of up to 5,000 characters steers what happens next. It's the lower-priced alternative to HappyHorse in the txtovid image-to-video generator.

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JPEG, PNG, BMP or WEBP · max 20 MB · edges ≥ 300 px · ratio 2:5 to 5:2

Specifications at a glance

Model ID: wan2.7-i2v (first-frame image-to-video)
Image input: JPEG, JPG, PNG, BMP, WEBP — max 20 MB
Motion prompt: up to 5,000 characters, plus optional negative prompt
Output: 720P ($0.10/s list) and 1080P ($0.15/s list) + flat $0.05/s platform fee
Output aspect ratio follows the input image
Durations: 3–15 seconds — renders in 1–5 minutes

First-frame animation with more direction

Like HappyHorse i2v, Wan 2.7 anchors generation to your image: subject identity, framing, palette and lighting are preserved while the model synthesizes believable motion forward in time. The output automatically follows your image's aspect ratio at your chosen resolution tier.

What Wan adds is room to direct: 5,000 characters of motion prompt let you choreograph camera moves, atmosphere shifts and multi-phase motion in detail, and the optional negative prompt keeps artifacts like warping or flicker out of the render. Upload requirements and the built-in crop/scale/compress editor are identical to the HappyHorse pipeline.

Pricing and how to select it

The list price is $0.10/second at 720P and $0.15/second at 1080P plus the flat $0.05/second platform fee — a 5-second 720P animation costs $0.75 versus $0.95 on HappyHorse. The exact price is always shown before you generate.

Open the image-to-video generator and select Wan 2.7 from the model dropdown at the top right (HappyHorse 1.1 is preselected). Your first 3-second image-to-video clip is free on either engine.

Frequently asked questions

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