## Features

### OpenSource

### API

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### [Wan2.6]

Starring: Every Reference

#### Reimagined for Center Stage

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### Starring: Cast characters from reference videos into new scenes.

#### Holistic Visual Reference

With up to 150 reference frames, Starring preserves appearance and audio consistency with high accuracy.

#### Precise Timbre Preservation

Faithfully replicate character timbre from reference videos, delivering multimodal consistency across sight and sound.

#### Multi-character Interaction

Support for up to 3 simultaneous references enables any combination of entities to co-star in a seamless ensemble performance.

#### Intelligent Multi-shot Narrative

Turn simple prompts into shot-by-shot storyboards. Keep characters, scenes, and mood consistent across shots for richer storytelling.

### [Video Generation]

Cinematic-Quality Visuals with Native Audio–Video Sync

Generate 15s 1080p videos with cinematic visuals, stable multi-speaker dialogue, reliable A/V sync, and studio-grade audio. Upgraded instruction following, motion quality, and aesthetic control.

### [Image Generation]

Advanced Image Synthesis and Editing

Deliver cinematic photorealism with precise control over lens and lighting. Support multi-image referencing for commercial-grade consistency and faithful aesthetic transfer.

### [Text-Image Generation]

Structured Storytelling

Generate interleaved text and images powered by real-world knowledge and reasoning capabilities, enabling coherent and structured visual narratives.

#### Output 1:

Deep in a faraway forest, a playful little fox and a gentle little bear lived together. They were best friends and shared the forest’s secrets every day.

#### Output 2:

When autumn came, the weather grew cool. A small misunderstanding made the fox and the bear upset, and they stayed alone in their cozy homes.

#### Output 3:

As winter drew closer, soft snow covered the forest. Feeling cold and lonely, both friends began to miss each other.

#### Output 4:

One cold winter night, the little fox followed his heart to the bear’s home. They said sorry, hugged tightly, and decided to stay together.