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2025-04-01 · via Replicate's blog

Wan 2.1 is a fast, open-source model for generating videos from text or images.

A particularly fun way to use Wan is for video style transfer. Whether you want to make dreamy Studio Ghibli-style loops, gritty cyberpunk trailers, or something entirely your own, Wan makes it easy to create stylized videos. You can start right away with a premade style, or train a custom one in minutes using your own images.

Replicate also supports fast inference with LoRAs on Wan 2.1, so you can apply styles to your videos with shorter wait times and no extra setup.

Here’s how you can get started.

Use a premade style

You can run premade styles on top of these two text-to-video Wan 2.1 models:

Wan 2.1 text to video, 480p

Wan 2.1 text to video, 720p

To use a style, type your prompt, set fast_mode to “Fast”, and add a link to your weights in the lora_weights input. This link can be any arbitrary safetensors URL from the internet — from HuggingFace, CivitAI, or any other platform.

The lora_weights field even accepts finetuned Wan models you find on Replicate. Here’s an example with fofr/wan-14b-cyberpunk-realistic using Replicate’s Python client:

Here are a few premade styles you can try out:

Create Your Own Style

On Replicate, you can also train Wan on photos that you curate to create your own stylized videos. Here’s how using ostris/wan-lora-trainer.

  1. Pick a destination model (or type a new name to create one).
  2. Prepare your training images. Make a folder with at least 25 images that reflect your style, then zip the folder.
  3. Upload the zip file to the input_images field.
  4. Choose a trigger_word — this is what you’ll type in your prompt to activate the style.
  5. Keep autocaption turned on. You can optionally add an autocaption_prefix or autocaption_suffix to guide the style more.
  6. Leave the other settings as-is (or tweak them if you want), then click Run.

In a few minutes, you’ll have your own version of Wan, trained on your style and ready to generate videos.

Whether you use a premade style or train your own, Wan 2.1 makes it simple to create stylized video that feels uniquely yours. Just pick a style, write a prompt, and hit run.

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