Does Wan 2.7 include audio?

The catalog does not list native audio for Wan 2.7, so plan to add music or sound effects in an editor.

What clip length does Wan 2.7 support?

A single length of 5 seconds, as listed in the catalog.

Is Wan 2.7 good for people?

It handles general movement, but for detailed faces and expressive gestures the premium Kling and Seedance models are more dependable.

How do I use Wan 2.7 from the API?

Send the model id, a prompt and an aspect ratio to the Klingobanana API. The video URL is returned when the job finishes.

How many credits does Wan 2.7 cost?

A 5 second clip costs 16 credits on Klingobanana. The price table on this page lists every supported length.

Can I use reference images with Wan 2.7?

No. It is driven by the text prompt only.

Do I need a subscription?

Yes. There is no free tier; credits come from a subscription plan or a top-up.

Does Wan 2.7 generate audio?

This model outputs video without generated audio in the studio.

Video model · Text to video

Wan 2.7 on Klingobanana

Wan 2.7 is the latest Wan generation, with smoother motion and better scene fidelity than earlier versions. It produces 5 second clips.

Generate with Wan 2.7

From 16 credits per clip

Specs

Type: Video · Text to video
Input: Text prompt only
Reference images: None
Clip lengths: 5 s
Resolution: Set by the model
Audio: No generated audio
Speed: Medium

Price per generation

Credit cost of Wan 2.7
Option	Cost
5 s clip	16 credits

Credits come from your plan. Planning a batch? Use the video cost calculator to see the euro cost per plan.

What Wan 2.7 is good at

Wan 2.7 is the newest in the Wan family of open video models, and on Klingobanana it fills the value slot. It makes a single clip length, 5 seconds, and costs well below the premium models. The catalog describes it as having smoother motion and better scene fidelity than earlier Wan releases, which shows most on continuous movement such as pans, flowing water and walking.

The fixed length is a feature when you are producing at volume: there is no duration to choose, so budgeting is trivial. It does not list native audio, so it is best thought of as a picture generator, with sound added afterwards in an editor. For explorations, backgrounds and visuals that will sit under music or voice-over, that is no hindrance.

Ideal use cases

Backgrounds and b-roll under music. Atmospheric shots that will sit behind a track or a voice-over and do not need their own sound.
Visual experiments. Testing styles, locations and camera ideas cheaply before moving a concept to a premium model.
Volume content on a budget. Channels that publish many short clips a week, where per-clip cost decides how much you can make.

Limits to know about

Only 5 second clips are offered, so there is no option to go longer or shorter.
Native audio is not listed for this model, so sound must be added separately.
It lacks the fine human-motion polish of the premium Kling and Seedance models; close-ups of faces are riskier.

Example prompts for Wan 2.7

River from above

Aerial shot slowly gliding upstream over a turquoise river winding through a pine forest, mist lifting from the water, early morning light, steady forward motion.

Why it works. A single smooth camera motion over natural terrain is what Wan handles most cleanly.

Ink in water

Macro shot of black ink blooming through clear water against a white background, slow and graceful tendrils, soft side lighting, high contrast.

Why it works. Abstract fluid motion has no anatomy to get wrong and makes a striking background.

Night train window

View from inside a moving night train, the lights of small towns streaking past the window, reflection of a passenger's silhouette, slow rhythmic motion.

Why it works. Rhythmic, continuous motion with a simple silhouette keeps the clip coherent for the full duration.

Settings and what costs more

This model offers a single clip length of 5 seconds at 16 credits, so cost per clip is fixed.
Duration is fixed at 5 s, so the price per clip is a single number you can budget around.
Prefer continuous motion (a pan, a flow, a walk) over sequences of separate actions.
Match the aspect ratio to the destination, and plan to add audio in your editor.

Compare Wan 2.7 with

Our take

Wan 2.7 is a good low-cost workhorse for silent, continuous-motion clips.

Use it for

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Frequently asked questions

Does Wan 2.7 include audio?: The catalog does not list native audio for Wan 2.7, so plan to add music or sound effects in an editor.
What clip length does Wan 2.7 support?: A single length of 5 seconds, as listed in the catalog.
Is Wan 2.7 good for people?: It handles general movement, but for detailed faces and expressive gestures the premium Kling and Seedance models are more dependable.
How do I use Wan 2.7 from the API?: Send the model id, a prompt and an aspect ratio to the Klingobanana API. The video URL is returned when the job finishes.
How many credits does Wan 2.7 cost?: A 5 second clip costs 16 credits on Klingobanana. The price table on this page lists every supported length.
Can I use reference images with Wan 2.7?: No. It is driven by the text prompt only.
Do I need a subscription?: Yes. There is no free tier; credits come from a subscription plan or a top-up.
Does Wan 2.7 generate audio?: This model outputs video without generated audio in the studio.

Generate with Wan 2.7

Subscribe, open the studio and pick Wan 2.7 from the model list. Credits are only spent when you generate.

Generate with Wan 2.7

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