Wan 3.0 Prompt Generator
Describe your idea in plain language and get a prompt written in Wan 3.0's exact grammar — the structure, reference-binding and dialogue syntax the engine actually expects, not a generic description. Sign up only when you generate; reading and browsing are free.
A real example
What "A chef pauses mid-service, with narration carried over the top" becomes in Wan 3.0's grammar.
Image 1, a chef in her fifties, sets a copper pan down on the pass in the kitchen of Image 2. She wipes her hands on her apron and looks off-camera, waiting. The camera is locked off at waist height, no movement. Late afternoon light from a window camera-left, warm, single source. no background music, no voice-over, no on-screen text, no subtitles (Wan adds music and invented voice lines UNPROMPTED — alone among these engines — so a scene whose audio you own has to say otherwise. References are addressed by array position: the first URL you attach is "Image 1".)
Why Wan 3.0 needs its own grammar
Every engine has a genuinely different prompt structure — reusing one engine's format on another degrades output, it doesn't just look different.
- Reference binding, multishot syntax and dialogue markup are all specific to Wan 3.0 — copying a prompt written for a different engine will not transfer cleanly.
- The grammar this tool follows is the exact same reference the Scenes AI pipeline itself uses when writing prompts for this engine.
- A malformed prompt for a given engine usually doesn't error — it just produces a worse clip, silently.
FAQ
Tool questions
Can't find what you're looking for? Visit help and support or email hello@usescenes.com and a human will reply.
Your first video starts with one sentence.
Describe what you want. Scenes AI writes the script, generates visuals, adds voiceover, and renders the final cut. You approve at every step, and nothing expensive runs until you have.
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