Wan 2.2 is live.
Open-weights workhorse, cheap drafts
The cheapest way to find out whether an idea works. Draft on Wan, then re-run the one that landed on a premium model. Treating it as a sketchpad is how you stop burning credits on shots you were never going to keep.
What it is good at
Cheap drafts
Trying many variations
Testing a prompt before committing
When to pick Wan 2.2
You do not yet know whether the idea works. At 40 credits it is the cheapest clip here, which makes it the sketchpad: run four variations, see which composition lands, then re-run that one on a premium model.
What it is not for
It is a draft tool. Motion is less stable and detail is softer than the paid models — treat its output as a decision, not as a deliverable.
A prompt that suits it
An astronaut steps onto violet sand, anamorphic flare, golden hour, wide establishing shotHow it works here
Wan 2.2 runs from the same prompt box as every other model on Vydeyo, draws on the same credit balance, and drops its output into the same project. You can run the same prompt across several models at once and keep whichever one landed — which is the whole reason not to buy a separate subscription per model.