Wan 2.7 Pro image generator: 2K and 4K from text
Wan 2.7 Pro generates one new image from a written prompt. Its text endpoint offers 2K and 4K canvases, making it a useful option when the deliverable needs a large still rather than a revision of an existing photograph.
One free generation across all four tools. Create an account for 5 promotional credits. Model policies and results vary; review the settings and estimate before generating.
Available settings and credits
| Model | Resolutions | Length / output | Lowest settings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wan 2.7 Pro | 2K, 4K | One image | 6 credits / 2K |
These are current paid estimates at the lowest listed settings. Your form shows the exact cost for the configuration you choose. All four tools share one free generation per browser/device; signing up can grant 5 credits under the existing promotion.
Plan the composition before adding detail
Start with where the main subject belongs and what the viewer should notice first. Then specify the materials, setting and light. Use a seed to compare small changes in the brief; a fixed seed helps controlled iteration but is not a promise of identical results.
Choose the right canvas
Seven aspect ratios cover square, portrait and landscape frames. The optional color palette accepts three to ten hex colors and steers the overall theme. Wan charges the same provider rate per image at its current 2K and 4K tiers; the estimate shown in the tool remains the source of truth.
Text generation and editing are separate endpoints
The text tool creates a fresh composition. To preserve a supplied subject or photograph, choose Wan image editing. Content behavior can differ between endpoints: the provider describes Wan text-to-image as capable of softening restricted prompts, so an editing example does not guarantee the same text-generation behavior.
Start with the tool that fits your material
Use text-to-image for a new still, text-to-video for a new scene, image editing to revise an existing picture, or image-to-video to animate a starting frame. Compare image generation and video generation, and see credit packs before a paid job.