Re-imagine the clip, keep its timing.
WAN 2.7 Edit applies prompt-driven edits to an uploaded video at 720p or 1080p, with output that matches your source length up to 10 seconds. On Zorq it is the WAN-family route to affordable, controlled video editing.
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WAN 2.7 EditWhy creators pick WAN 2.7 Edit
Prompt-based transformation
Describe the change — style, subject, environment — and WAN 2.7 re-renders the clip accordingly.
Matches your source
Output duration follows the input, capped at 10 seconds, so edits drop back into your timeline.
720p or 1080p
Choose the resolution the delivery needs; billing follows the tier.
4-5 credits per second
4 credits per second at 720p and 5 at 1080p — WAN 2.7's standard rates applied to editing.
How to use WAN 2.7 Edit on Zorq
No install, no waitlist — it runs in the browser.
Sign in free
Sign in with Google or Apple at zorqai.com — free starter credits, no credit card needed.
Pick WAN 2.7 Edit
Open the Video tool at zorqai.com/videogenerate and choose WAN 2.7 Edit under the editing models.
Upload and describe
Add the clip (up to 10 seconds billed) and write the transformation you want.
Generate
Hit Generate — the edited clip renders to your library at the source length.
Simple pricing that covers it all
Credit-based plans for image, video, voice and more — not just one media type.
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Frequently asked questions
What is WAN 2.7 Edit?
WAN 2.7 Edit is a prompt-driven video editing model from the WAN family — upload a clip, describe the change and it re-renders the video at 720p or 1080p, keeping the source length up to a 10-second cap. On Zorq AI you run it in the browser after signing in with Google or Apple.
How many credits does WAN 2.7 Edit cost?
4 credits per second at 720p and 5 credits per second at 1080p, billed on the clip's length. Editing a 5-second 720p clip is 20 credits. Zorq plans start at $9/mo billed annually.
Does the edited clip have sound?
No — WAN-family models render silent output, so plan to re-attach or regenerate audio afterwards. If keeping the original sound matters, Kling O3 Video Edit offers a keep-original-sound option.
WAN 2.7 Edit vs HappyHorse 1.0 Edit?
Both are silent prompt-based editors. WAN 2.7 Edit is half the price at 1080p (5 vs 10 credits per second) but caps at 10 seconds; HappyHorse handles up to 15 seconds and accepts reference images. Pick by clip length and whether you need references.
How long can the source video be?
Output matches the input up to 10 seconds. For longer footage, trim to the section that needs the edit or use a 15-second editor like Seedance 2.0 Edit.
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