AI-driven tool for seamless object separation and smooth video compositing.









AI-driven tool for seamless object separation and smooth video compositing.
High-speed text-to-motion generator for cinematic storytelling use.
Lightning-fast video creation with lifelike and smooth kinetics.
Create lifelike scenes with synced audio and visual fidelity.
Transforms static characters into smooth motion clips for flexible creative workflows
Transform and restyle clips to 4K using fast, precise ByteDance-powered generation.
Wan 2.2 lora image-to-video is an open-source video generation model developed by Alibaba’s Wan-Video team. It converts images or text into dynamic video clips using a Mixture-of-Experts architecture, providing better realism, motion control, and aesthetic coherence.
Compared with Wan 2.1, wan 2.2 lora image-to-video has larger and more diverse training datasets, upgraded motion prediction, and improved cinematic effects. It also employs LoRA adapters for controllable fine-tuning and faster inference.
Wan 2.2 lora image-to-video is released under the Apache-2.0 license, meaning it’s free and open source to use locally. However, Runcomfy’s online playground version may require credits; new users receive free trial credits upon registration.
Wan 2.2 lora image-to-video is ideal for filmmakers, artists, marketing teams, and researchers seeking a simple but powerful way to create cinematic-quality videos from still images or concepts, with easy LoRA-based style adjustments.
Using wan 2.2 lora image-to-video, users can generate videos up to 720p at 24 fps, and in higher-end model variants, up to 1080p at 30 fps. The outputs often feature improved lighting control, color grading, and realistic motion coherence.
Yes. Wan 2.2 lora supports multiple generative tasks including text-to-video, image-to-video, and speech-to-video. This means you can start from an image or a text prompt and expand it into a fully animated video scene.
Wan 2.2 lora image-to-video provides a smaller, optimized variant called TI2V-5B designed to run on lower-end or consumer GPUs. This makes it more accessible to individuals and small studios without expensive hardware.
While wan 2.2 lora image-to-video significantly enhances realism and motion coherence, the current public implementation may be limited to 720p for most users, and fine-tuning through LoRA still requires technical setup or GPU resources.
Users can access wan 2.2 lora image-to-video directly on Runcomfy’s AI playground through its website. After creating an account and logging in, you can spend credits to generate videos via the browser, including on mobile devices.
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