Wan 2.2 Lite Video Generator (Silent)
Wan 2.2 lite · silent (no audio/music) · 480P · cheapest text-to-video
Lowest entry price on the site
Only 30 credits per 5-second clip — the 100-credit signup bonus covers three or more, making it the cheapest way to test prompts and compositions.
Silent · 480P · fixed 5 seconds
Output is silent (no audio or music), 480P, fixed at 5 seconds. Great for social snippets and drafts; for higher quality pick Wan 2.6 I2V or the Seedance family.
Three free videos on signup
At 30 credits per clip, 100 free credits cover three complete 5-second videos — the lowest-risk start on the platform.
Specifications
| Model | Wan 2.2 Lite |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 480p |
| Video length | 5s（固定） |
| Image to video | Not supported |
| Price | 30 credit / 5s |
About Wan 2.2 Lite
Wan 2.2 Lite is the most affordable video model on Slloy: 30 credits for a 5-second 480p clip — about $0.24 on paid plans, which means a new account's 100 free credits render three full test videos before you pay a cent. It is text-to-video only, fixed at 5 seconds and 480p, and that simplicity is the point: no settings to fumble, just a prompt and a generate button. Motion quality is respectable for the price — it is a real Wan model, not a toy — and it is the fastest way to learn what video prompting does and doesn't do. Where it fits: prompt experiments, storyboard animatics, background loops and quick gags. Where it doesn't: anything customer-facing. When a clip proves itself, the same prompt upgrades cleanly to Seedance 2.0 Fast or Wan 2.7 T2V for 720p delivery.
How to generate video with Wan 2.2 Lite
- Sign up free — New accounts get 100 free credits — enough to test-drive Wan 2.2 Lite on short clips before paying anything.
- Describe the shot — Write the scene, camera move and mood — or upload a first frame for image-to-video. Pick aspect ratio and duration.
- Generate and download — Rendering takes one to a few minutes depending on model and length. Download the MP4, or publish it to the community gallery.
Prompt tips for better video
- Direct the camera: “slow dolly-in”, “orbit around the subject”, “handheld follow” — video models respond to cinematography language.
- One action per shot. “A woman turns and smiles as wind moves her hair” beats three stacked actions every time.
- For image-to-video, start from a sharp, well-composed frame — the model animates what you give it, including its flaws.
What creators use Wan 2.2 Lite for
- Short-form video: TikTok, Reels and Shorts hooks generated in minutes.
- Product motion: turn stills into rotating, zooming showcase clips.
- Storyboards: animatic previews for ads and film pitches.
- Old photos and memories: subtle animation for personal archives.
Compare video models
- Seedance 2.0 Mini — 100 credit / 5s
- Seedance 2.0 Fast — 180 credit / 5s
- Seedance 2.0 PRO — 300 credit / 5s
- Seedance 2.5 — 360 credit / 5s
- Wan 2.7 T2V — 150 credit / 5s
- Wan 2.6 I2V · Silent — 40 credit / 5s
- Wan 2.2 I2V · Silent — 30 credit / 5s
FAQ
How much does Wan 2.2 Lite cost?
480p, fixed at 5 seconds, 30 credits per clip. Credits are only charged when a job is submitted, and failed generations are refunded automatically.
Wan 2.2 Lite or Seedance 2.0 Mini?
Wan 2.2 Lite costs less than half (30 vs 100 credits) but is silent, 480P and fixed at 5 seconds; Mini supports 720P and up to 15 seconds. Use Lite for pure iteration and lightweight motion, Mini for publishable clips.
Is 480p good enough?
For testing ideas, storyboard animatics and private sharing, yes. For publishing, re-roll the same prompt on a 720p model — Mini, Fast or Wan 2.7 T2V.
Why is it fixed at 5 seconds?
The Lite tier optimizes for cost and speed. If you need other durations, Wan 2.6 I2V accepts any length from 2 to 15 seconds.
Can I use the videos commercially?
Yes, on paid plans — the commercial license covers video output the same as images. Free-plan clips are for personal use.
What happens if a render fails or I don't like it?
Technical failures are refunded automatically. If the result misses the brief, tweak the prompt and re-roll — short clips are cheap enough to iterate.