Guide / Image to video / editorial
Turn one authorized frame into a bounded Wan 2.0 motion test.
Wan 2.0 image to video workflow explains what the first frame controls, what may move, and what must not be invented. Confirm that the selected Wan model accepts the input before treating the motion brief as executable.
Plan a Wan 2.0 image-to-video test with authorized first frames, explicit motion, protected geometry, camera logic, and a version-aware review record.
Prepare a rights-cleared first frame
Document the source owner, permission, identity consent, product truth, and intended use. Crop to the delivery frame without hiding details the reviewer must protect.
Assign motion without redesign
Describe the subject action, environmental motion, camera path, timing, and end state. State that identity, object geometry, materials, layout, and lighting logic remain anchored to the image.
Review the transition frame by frame
Check identity, hands, geometry, background stability, physical behavior, camera continuity, and invented text or objects. Retain prompt, input, settings, output, date, reviewer, and rejection notes.