Golden Hour Portrait

Warm eye contact, a subtle smile, and gentle motion in window light.

wan 2.2 LoRA

Character-focused video generation with a lighter price tag.

wan 2.2 LoRA builds on Wan 2.2 with additional LoRA training for portrait presence, character identity, and persona-driven motion.

Bring expressive portraits and character concepts to life with motion tuned for personality and playful storytelling. This value-focused option suits virtual companion moments, roleplay clips, and tastefully spicy scenes when maximum resolution and the latest model quality are not essential.

Portrait MotionVirtual CharactersCharacter RoleplayStart & End Frames480p / 720pBudget-Friendly

A focused evolution of Wan 2.2

The underlying Wan 2.2 foundation keeps the image-to-video workflow familiar, while additional LoRA training concentrates the model on character-led scenes where expression, presence, styling, and atmosphere matter most.

Wan 2.2 foundation

Start from one image, optionally guide the ending with a second frame, and direct motion, camera behavior, duration, and resolution.

Additional LoRA training

Focused post-training emphasizes portraits, personas, and character-centered visual storytelling.

Value-focused generation

Use it for drafts, social concepts, and character scenes where controlled cost matters more than maximum fidelity.

Made for character-led storytelling

Focused motion, optional end-frame direction, and lower entry pricing help a still character feel present in the scene.

Portraits with presence

Turn a single portrait or character image into a short performance with expressive motion, posture, and atmosphere.

  • Motion tuned for faces and character-focused scenes
  • Choose 5 or 8 second clips at 480p or 720p
  • Optional prompt enhancement and seed control

A clear, well-lit source image gives the model the strongest foundation.

Character-first roleplay

Build persona-driven clips where expression, attitude, wardrobe, and scene direction support the character you imagined.

  • Direct gestures, camera movement, and emotional tone
  • Shape recurring personas and narrative moments
  • Extend concise prompts automatically when useful

Describe what the character does and how the camera responds.

Virtual companion moments

Create warm, personalized character moments with a stronger sense of eye contact, presence, and individual personality.

  • Ideal for expressive greetings and conversational scenes
  • Works with realistic, illustrated, and stylized characters
  • Keep character direction personal without overloading the prompt

Use only portraits and character assets you have permission to animate.

Playful, spicy direction

Explore bolder styling, confident energy, and suggestive atmosphere while keeping the creative direction tasteful and intentional.

  • Direct lighting, pose, expression, and scene chemistry
  • Create playful fashion, fantasy, and persona-led moments
  • Keep direction concise and focused on visible motion

All generations remain subject to platform rules and applicable rights.

Directed start and end frames

Add an optional second image when the final pose or composition matters as much as the opening frame.

  • Begin with one required start frame
  • Guide the final composition with an optional end frame
  • Upload, choose from your library, or use public image URLs

Use visually related frames for the smoothest directed transition.

See the character training in motion

Each example uses authorized synthetic source material and a real video generated through the Flux Context model workflow.

LoRA demo 1

Golden Hour Portrait

5s480pStart frame only
wan 2.2 LoRA Golden Hour Portrait start frame
Original synthetic start frame
Generated video result

Prompt: Warm eye contact, a subtle smile, and gentle motion in window light.

Seed: 2202201

LoRA demo 2

Moonlit Persona

5s720pStart frame only
wan 2.2 LoRA Moonlit Persona start frame
Original synthetic start frame
Generated video result

Prompt: A fantasy persona meets the moonlit horizon with calm, cinematic movement.

Seed: 2202202

LoRA demo 3

Neon Scene Transition

8s720pStart & end frames
wan 2.2 LoRA Neon Scene Transition start framewan 2.2 LoRA Neon Scene Transition end frame
Synthetic start and end frames
Generated video result

Prompt: A playful neon persona moves between two directed frames with confident energy.

Seed: 2202203

Resolution and pricing

Choose a 5 or 8 second clip. Credits update before generation.

480p

From 20 credits

The lowest-cost option for drafts, prompt exploration, and lightweight social concepts.

720p

From 39 credits

A clearer value option for finished character moments when 1080p is not required.

Need maximum fidelity and more controls?

wan 2.7 LoRA adds 1080p output, flexible 2 to 15 second durations, negative prompts, and optional sound for more demanding final work.

Explore wan 2.7 LoRA

wan 2.2 LoRA — Frequently asked questions

wan 2.2 LoRA: What is this model?

wan 2.2 LoRA: Built on Wan 2.2 with additional LoRA training for expressive portraits, character-centered scenes, virtual companion moments, and persona-driven storytelling.

wan 2.2 LoRA: How many credits does it use?

Pricing depends on duration and resolution. A 5-second 480p generation starts at 20 credits, while a 5-second 720p generation uses 39 credits. The generator shows the exact total before you create a video.

wan 2.2 LoRA: Can I control the ending frame?

Yes. Use one image for a standard image-to-video result, or add a second related image to guide the final frame and transition.

wan 2.2 LoRA: How does it compare with wan 2.7 LoRA?

Choose this model when cost matters more than maximum fidelity or feature range. wan 2.7 LoRA adds 1080p output, flexible 2 to 15 second durations, negative prompts, and optional sound.

Which images work best?

Use one clear portrait or character image with a readable face, intentional composition, and enough room for the motion you describe.

How long does generation take?

Most tasks take about one to five minutes, but complex or high-resolution generations can take longer. You can safely leave the page and follow progress in My Creations.

Give your character a moment of their own

Start with one image, optionally guide the ending with a second frame, then choose the duration and resolution that fit your budget.

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