Magnific (formerly Freepik AI Suite) vs Elyumfor Wan 3.0
Elyum charges Wan 3.0 only when you keep a take, while Magnific lists the model on paid plans and does not publish a per-clip price.
Wan 3.0 is Alibaba's video model, in public beta since August 6, 2026. One pass can hold a clip up to 30 seconds at 1080p, with speech, foley, and ambience generated in the same render. You can lock a face, a product, a location, and existing footage by attaching up to 10 images and 5 clips, then describe how they combine. It also edits a clip you already have, so a line change or a visual swap does not force a full regenerate. On the Wan 3.0 page that is the job: 1080p 30s ads from a still pack, not a 5-second fragment you stitch later.
The weights are the same idea on both sides. The bill is not. Elyum prices Wan 3.0 by the second (2.6, 5.2, and 10.4 credits at 480p, 720p, and 1080p) and charges only when you keep a take. Magnific lists Wan 3.0 among video models on Magnific's pricing page, behind Premium at $20/mo ($14.5/mo yearly) with 240,000 credits for the year. Third-party summaries (flowith.io, photutorial.com) say those credits do not roll over. eesel.ai reports failed or unusable outputs still deduct credits, with no automatic refund. Magnific does not publish a Wan 3.0 per-second rate, so you cannot price a 15-second ad before you generate.
Magnific, the April 2026 rebrand of Freepik's consumer product, is the better desk if stock search is daily work. Elyum does not ship a stock library, a timeline editor, team seats, or a mobile app. If you want one login for vectors plus Wan 3.0, that is Magnific. If you want to kill nine previews and pay for one keeper, that is Elyum. See the Freepik alternative page for the rest of the stack, or Higgsfield vs Elyum for Wan 3.0 when the other desk is a video studio with no stock library.
Wan 3.0 on Magnific (formerly Freepik AI Suite)
Wan 3.0 is listed among Magnific video models. Access sits on paid plans. Premium is $20/mo ($14.5/mo yearly) with 240,000 credits/year and a commercial license for image and video output. Premium+ is $45/mo ($33.75/mo yearly) with 600,000 credits/year; its unlimited mode covers about 10 image models and does not cover any video model, including Wan 3.0. Pro is $280/mo ($210/mo yearly) with 1.5M to 4M credits/year depending on the source (magnific.com vs eesel.ai). The free tier has no credit balance, about 20 in-house Magnific images/day, 10 free stock downloads/day, and limited video access.
Magnific does not publish a Wan 3.0 credit rate. Example costs on that pricing page are for other models: 1,200 credits for a 3-second Kling 3.0 4K clip, 2,080 credits for 4 seconds of Veo 3.1. No Wan maximum length or resolution was confirmed. eesel.ai reports credits deducted for errors or unusable results with no automatic refund. Treat that as third-party reporting. The same writeup says heavy video use can burn a full year of credits in 2-3 days.
Wan 3.0 on Elyum
On Elyum, Wan 3.0 is 3 credits/second at 480p (5s = 15 credits = $0.15; 15s = 45 credits = $0.45), 5 credits/second at 720p (5s = 25 credits = $0.25; 15s = 75 credits = $0.75), and 10 credits/second at 1080p (5s = 50 credits = $0.50; 15s = 150 credits = $1.50). Clips are 2 to 30 seconds. Output is 480p, 720p, or 1080p, with native audio. Modes are text to video, image to video, reference to video, and video editing. 1 credit is $0.01. See the pricing page.
Every render comes back as a free preview. We charge credits only when you KEEP a take. KILL the rest and they refund in full. A failed generation is never charged. Kills are free on paid plans. Free meters kills (one kill a month). Kept files download without a watermark, at full quality, with commercial use included. Free is up to 150 credits once (our algorithm may grant them), no card. Plus is $9/mo, Pro $29/mo, Ultra $69/mo. You can also run it from Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor via the MCP docs.
What a Wan 3.0 take costs
| Scenario | Magnific (formerly Freepik AI Suite) | Elyum |
|---|---|---|
| One 5s take you keep | Not published. Magnific lists Wan 3.0; no per-second rate on the pricing page. | 480p: 5 x 2.6 = 15 credits ($0.15). 720p: 5 x 5.2 = 25 credits ($0.25). 1080p: 5 x 10.4 = 50 credits ($0.50) |
| Ten 5s 1080p takes, keep two | Not published. Magnific does not list a keep/kill split for Wan 3.0. | 2 × 50 credits = 100 credits ($1.00) at 1080p. Eight killed previews refund. |
| A failed generation | eesel.ai: credits deducted for errors or unusable results, no automatic refund (not official). | Never charged. Failed generations do not bill. |
| Plan needed to reach Wan 3.0 | Paid plan. Premium $20/mo ($14.5/mo yearly) unlocks all video models. | Free plan: up to 150 credits once (our algorithm may grant them), no card. Previews free. Plus $9/mo if you keep more. |
| Watermark on the download | Not published | No watermark on kept takes. Commercial use included. |
| One 15s 1080p keeper | Not published. No confirmed Wan 3.0 duration cap. | 15 x 10.4 = 150 credits ($1.50). Clips 2 to 30 s. |
Elyum: 1 credit = $0.01, charged only when you keep a take. Magnific (formerly Freepik AI Suite) figures from its own pricing pages and independent reviews, verified 2026-09-07; sources at the end. Full rate card on the Wan 3.0 page.
Where the two differ
Elyum bills Wan 3.0 per second at a listed rate. Magnific sells an annual credit pool (240,000 on Premium) and does not publish a Wan 3.0 per-clip or per-second price. Other Magnific video examples bill in short clips (3s Kling 3.0, 4s Veo 3.1).
On Elyum, keep charges and kill refunds in full. Failed generations are never charged. eesel.ai reports Magnific deducts credits for errors or unusable results with no automatic refund. That claim is third-party, not an official Magnific policy page.
Elyum runs Wan 3.0 at 2 to 30 seconds and 480p, 720p, or 1080p. Magnific lists Wan 3.0 but does not state a max clip length or output resolution for it. Kling 3.0 is shown at 4K in a third-party breakdown. That figure is not a platform-wide cap.
Elyum plans are monthly (Plus $9, Pro $29, Ultra $69) with optional top-ups. Magnific allocates credits annually with no rollover, per flowith.io and photutorial.com summaries. One-off packs are not offered on the free plan. Mid-cycle top-ups for paid plans were not confirmed.
Magnific bundles a 250M+ stock library and a Business plan with shared team credits (min. 2 seats, $55/mo yearly per seat). Elyum is one studio and one balance. It does not have a timeline editor, stock footage, avatars, team seats, or a mobile app.
Elyum exposes the same studio through the API docs and MCP. Magnific's free plan has no API access (eesel.ai). Paid-tier API terms were not confirmed in fetched sources.
Pick Magnific (formerly Freepik AI Suite) when
- You already search Freepik or Magnific stock daily and want Wan 3.0 on the same login as the 250M+ library.
- You need team seats and a shared annual credit pool (Business, min. 2 seats, $55/mo yearly).
- You want one commercial license for image and video on Premium, plus music rights on Premium+.
- You also run Kling, Veo, or Seedance in the same Magnific project and can live without a published Wan rate.
Pick Elyum when
- You iterate. Previews are free. Only kept Wan 3.0 takes bill (1080p is 10 credits/s).
- You want a published 2 to 30 s price at 480p, 720p, or 1080p, not an annual pool with no Wan line item.
- You kill bad takes and want an automatic full refund, including failed generations at $0.
- You work from the models catalog or Cursor via MCP, without needing stock or team seats.
Wan 3.0 in three styles, rendered on Elyum
Getting the most out of Wan 3.0
- Write a timed shot list for anything over about 8 seconds. Wan 3.0 makes one pass up to 30s. A single mood sentence will wander. Name the camera per beat (static wide, slow push, insert, hold).
- Script native audio in the prompt. Put spoken lines in quotes, then name footsteps, cloth, and room tone. Sound generates with the picture, not as a second pass.
- Map references by role. You get up to 10 images and 5 clips. Say which still is the face, which is the product, which clip is the location plate. Unlabeled packs get blended.
- For edits, lock what must not move. State wardrobe, framing, and voice as stay-put, then name the visual, plot, or line that changes. A full rewrite prompt restages the take.
- Match stills to the frame you want. Mixed aspect ratios crop faces. For a 1080p ad, feed 16:9 product and location stills. For a story, keep every reference 9:16.
- Do not ask it to stitch 15-second fragments. The native job is one 2 to 30s generate. Do not overload one prompt with five locations and three wardrobe changes.
Frequently asked questions
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- Magnific pricing page (post-rebrand; freepik.com/pricing redirects here) (accessed 2026-09-07)
- Freepik AI pricing explained: Is it worth it in 2026? | eesel AI (accessed 2026-09-07)
- Freepik rebrands as Magnific: a bootstrapped, profitable $230M ARR AI creative platform (TheNextWeb) (accessed 2026-09-07)
- Freepik AI Is Now Magnific: 2026 Pricing Changes | Vantaige (accessed 2026-09-07)
- Freepik Rebrands to Magnific: The Design Giant's Big AI-Powered Glow-Up (accessed 2026-09-07)
- Freepik pricing, explained [2026 Update] | Photutorial (accessed 2026-09-07)
- Freepik AI Pricing 2026: Current Premium, Premium+ and Pro Plans - Flowith Blog (accessed 2026-09-07)
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