Wan 3.0 is public after invite-only: check Sume's wan-3.0 id

QwenCloud's changelog says Wan 3.0 was initially launched as invite-only on August 6 and is now publicly available. Sume lists wan-3.0 as a public catalog id, so you do not need an invite to name it in a request; to see what your workspace can call today, read the live catalog.

For what Sume hosts of Wan, see Wan 3.0 open source: what is hosted.

What did QwenCloud announce?

The wan3.0-video entry is headed General Availability. It says Wan 3.0 is an All-in-One model for text-to-video, image-to-video, and reference-to-video, initially launched as invite-only on August 6, now publicly available.

Is wan-3.0 available on Sume?

Sume's Video API docs list wan-3.0 among its model ids. The Video Router docs describe a row with text-to-video, image-to-video with an end frame, reference-to-video, and audio, and note a list price dated 2026-08-24.

How do I check what my workspace can call?

Use the model listing endpoint. The docs say to use it to check which resolutions, aspect ratios, and durations are supported by each model before submitting a generation request, and to read capabilities from GET /v1/video-router/models.

Should I rely on a launch post for limits?

No. A vendor announcement tells you when a model opened, not what a given host accepts. Use the catalog for limits such as the 2 to 30 second range for wan-3.0.