What Wan V2.2 Turbo is good at — and what it's not

Wan V2.2 Turbo is the cheapest tier of the Wan line, built for 5-second clips at the lowest cost. Its whole reason to exist is cost: when you want to run many takes, block out concepts, or produce filler at volume, Turbo gets you there for the least. The trade against the standard V2.2 tier is some fidelity headroom for the lower price; everything else — the simple prompt-to-video surface — stays the same.

Output runs up to 720p (480p / 540p / 720p) across three aspect ratios — 16:9, 1:1, 9:16 — with a fixed 5-second length, keeping it focused on short, cheap clips.

Where it sits in the line: Wan V2.2 is the standard tier; Wan V2.5 adds 1080p and 10-second clips; Wan V2.6 adds audio and multi-shot; Wan V2.7 is the flagship. Pika V2.2 is another budget option in a different line. Wan V2.2 Turbo's sweet spot is the cheapest, fastest Wan clips.

A reasonable mental model: default to Wan V2.2 Turbo for the cheapest 5-second drafts and high-volume iteration, and step up the Wan line when a shot becomes the final.