Wan 2.5, though, takes a different route. It’s built on a native multimodal setup, meaning text, images, and audio are processed together instead of stitched from separate models. That allows smoother lip-sync, more natural background sounds, and videos that don’t feel like patchwork. The workflow is quick: input text or an image, optionally add audio, and you get a preview in minutes.
The question is: does this make Wan 2.5 a true alternative to Veo3, or just another contender? Curious to hear from others who’ve tested both.