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Paste a public https URL
The page must open without a login. Private, local, metadata, and password-in-the-URL addresses are rejected before any credits are spent. A hostname that points at one of those addresses is rejected too.
Wan 3.0 · URL to video
Paste a public https address and describe the clip. URL to video uses that page as the source. It does not open pages that require a login, and it does not accept a private, local, or metadata address.
Source
One public webpage
Rejected
Login walls, private hosts
Opens at
5 seconds · 480P · 2 credits
Rights
You must be allowed to use the page
The address has to be public https. The form opens at 5 seconds and 480P. Write what the clip should keep from the page.
URL to video · one public page
Standard is the Wan 3.0 model. Switch to Prime for the faster model.
One public https page that opens without a login. Private, local, and metadata addresses are rejected, including a hostname that points at one. You need the right to use that page. Terms of Service
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This 5s 480P Standard clip costs 2 credits. Standard cost follows length and resolution (about 1 credit per 4s at 480P, per 2s at 720P, and per 1s at 1080P, rounded up).
Sign in required. Failed submissions and failed generations refund the credits. Download links from the provider expire, so save the MP4 if you want to keep it.
The page is the source. The prompt is the edit. One address only.
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The page must open without a login. Private, local, metadata, and password-in-the-URL addresses are rejected before any credits are spent. A hostname that points at one of those addresses is rejected too.
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Name the audience, the points, and the tone. The clip does not read the page aloud unless you ask for that.
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The form opens at 5 seconds and 480P, which is 2 credits on Standard. Change the length, resolution, aspect, or audio before you generate.
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Sign in. The server charges the credits shown on the button. A failed submit or a failed generation refunds them. Download the MP4.
Examples
These are prompts you can adapt. They are not finished videos, and they are not tied to a live page.
A public product page with a name, three features, and a price.
Prompt
A 10-second introduction. Keep the product name and the three features. Do not invent a discount.
A public article whose steps are visible without signing in.
Prompt
Walk through the steps in order. One spoken line per step. No extra tips.
A public post that states a date and a single change.
Prompt
A 5-second recap. Keep the date and the change. No new quotes.
URL to video reads one public webpage and makes a clip from it, guided by your prompt. Paste the address of a page that opens without a login. The generator does not accept a private network address, a local address, a hostname that points at one, a metadata address, or a URL with a username and password in it.
One https page that anyone can open. You need the right to use that page. Pages behind a login, pages on your own machine, addresses such as localhost, and hostnames that point at a private or metadata address are rejected. See the Terms of Service for user-provided URLs.
Not on this page. URL to video takes the page and the prompt. A document belongs on PDF to video. Reference photos belong on reference to video. Those inputs are not combined.
The form opens at 5 seconds and 480P on Standard, which is 2 credits. A 5 second 720P Standard clip is 3 credits. The button shows the cost for the length and resolution you pick, from 2 to 30 seconds. Sign-in is required. Failed submissions and failed generations refund those credits.
No. The prompt decides what to emphasize. A page about a product can become a short introduction, not a readout of every paragraph. Say the audience, the points to keep, and the tone.
Yes, when you have the right to use the page you submitted. Downloads have no watermark. Save the MP4, because the playback link expires.
One https URL, a prompt, and 2 credits at the 480P opening settings.
Open URL to video