Wan 2.2 is an AI video generation model available in two variants on aicut: the standard Wan 2.2 and the faster Wan 2.2 Turbo. Both handle creative, stylized video scenarios and are particularly strong for content where visual character is the priority.

Wan 2.2 vs. Wan 2.2 Turbo

	Wan 2.2	Wan 2.2 Turbo
Generation speed	Moderate	Faster
Output quality	Better	Good
Best for	Final quality clips	Rapid iteration
Available on aicut	✅	✅

Both are accessible at aicut from the model selector. The recommended approach: use Wan 2.2 Turbo for testing prompt directions, switch to Wan 2.2 for final quality generation.

What Wan 2.2 Does Well

Wan 2.2 produces reliable output for creative and stylized video scenarios. It handles visually interesting abstract content and motion-based clips well, making it a practical option for content that needs consistent quality at a competitive generation cost.

15 Wan 2.2 Prompts

Stylized and Creative

A neon-lit city street in heavy rain at night. Reflections multiply in every puddle. The camera moves slowly forward. Cyberpunk aesthetic.
An illuminated hot air balloon rises at dusk. The balloon glows from inside. The landscape below recedes. Wide shot.
A campfire at night in a forest clearing. Embers rise and float upward into the dark sky. Camera holds static.
A small boat on a perfectly still lake at dawn. The boat and its reflection are identical. One ripple disturbs the mirror surface.
A storm approaches a coastal town. The ocean darkens. The fishing boats in the harbor begin to rock. Time-lapse.

Motion and Action

A peregrine falcon dives in slow motion. Wings folded. The landscape rushes upward behind it. Camera tracks the descent.
A gymnast performs a floor routine. Slow motion of the peak moment — airborne, fully extended. Competition floor.
A sprint finish — three runners. Slow motion of the final three steps. Each face shows effort. Camera at track level.
A motorcycle leans into a mountain curve. The camera is low, tracking. The valley is far below the road.
A ball hits a baseball bat in extreme slow motion. The ball compresses. The bat bends slightly. Camera very close.

Atmospheric Short-Form

An autumn park bench. Leaves fall around it. No one is sitting. The bench is the subject. Late afternoon.
A snow globe being shaken. Inside: a small city street. The snow falls. The globe is crystal clear. Macro.
A market in the early morning — stall owners setting up. Time-lapse of the market coming to life over one hour.
A glass of iced tea on a summer day. Condensation forms and a drop slides down. Ice melts visibly. Macro.
A narrow alley in a Mediterranean village. Laundry lines above. A cat walks through. Late morning light.

Generation Tips for Wan 2.2

Atmospheric direction helps. Wan 2.2 produces its best output when the prompt includes atmospheric context — time of day, weather, light quality. "Neon-lit city street in heavy rain" produces more character than "a city street".

Slow motion and time-lapse are well-handled. Prompts that specify these time dimensions produce cleaner, more controlled outputs.

Test in Turbo first. For all 15 prompts above, running the full set in Wan 2.2 Turbo takes well under 30 minutes. Then re-generate the best 5 in Wan 2.2.

Accessing Wan 2.2 on aicut

aicut provides both Wan 2.2 and Wan 2.2 Turbo from the model selector. For creators who want to compare Wan 2.2 against Sora 2 or Veo 3.1 on the same prompt, the multi-model interface makes this straightforward.

Key Takeaways

Wan 2.2 Turbo for testing; Wan 2.2 for final output — same two-stage workflow as other model families.
Atmospheric direction, slow motion, and time-lapse are the prompt elements that produce the best Wan 2.2 output.
For atmospheric and stylized content, compare Wan 2.2 against Veo 3.1 — both are strong, and prompt-dependent differences are worth exploring.
Both Wan 2.2 and Wan 2.2 Turbo are available at aicut.

Generate these prompts with Wan 2.2 at aicut — and compare against Veo 3.1 and Kling 3 in the same session.