Responsible Use

wan40.org (Wan 4.0 AI Studio) is an independent cloud video workspace. You are solely responsible for the prompts, reference images, audio, documents, links, and final videos you submit or publish.

Key rules at a glance

Can I use generated videos commercially? Yes. Full commercial usage rights are included on every paid subscription plan and credit pack—you may publish, monetise, license, and run client or ad campaigns with zero watermark. Free evaluation outputs are not licensed for commercial shipping. As required upstream, Alibaba Cloud's own usage rules travel with every request, and we grant only the rights we hold under Terms §4.

Do blocked or refused prompts cost credits? No. Safety checks execute before final billing settlement, so refused prompts do not consume paid credits. Repeated safety refusals within a 24-hour window do accrue rate/strike limits that can temporarily pause account submissions.

Who clears real people's faces, voices, and third-party IP? You do. Likeness, voice-cloning, publicity-right, copyright, and trademark clearances rest solely with the account holder submitting the prompt or reference files. Keep in mind that Wan models render dialogue and voice tracks alongside visuals in a single pass, so never upload or impersonate a real person's face or voice without verified consent. You should also review Alibaba's Qwen and Wan training-data disclosure before commercial distribution.

Prohibited uses on wan40.org

You may not use wan40.org or any connected endpoint to:

• Generate or facilitate sexual, exploitative, or pornographic depictions involving anyone under 18 or appearing to be a minor
• Create non-consensual sexual or intimate imagery (NCII / deepfakes) depicting any identifiable person
• Impersonate real individuals (face or cloned voice) to deceive, defraud, harass, or defame
• Promote violence, terrorism, self-harm, violent extremism, or hatred/dehumanisation targeting protected groups
• Generate malware instructions, phishing kits, financial scams, or illegal harassment
• Upload reference photos, video clips, voices, or PDFs you do not have legal permission to process
• Attempt to bypass content safety filters, rate controls, or account verification systems

Enforcement

We may reject prompts, remove stored outputs, suspend accounts, and withhold remaining credits where we reasonably determine a violation occurred. Upstream Alibaba inference pipelines also apply independent moderation that we cannot override.

Where required by law—including all Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM)—we immediately remove access, preserve legally required records, and report to the NCMEC CyberTipline and appropriate law enforcement agencies.

If you think we got it wrong

Automated safety filters can occasionally trigger false positives on benign creative prompts. If a valid project was wrongly blocked or paused, email hello@wan40.org from your account email with your task ID and intended creative brief. A human reviewer inspects appeals within five working days (excluding legally prohibited material).

Faces, voices, and reference uploads

Reference-to-video and image-to-video modes on wan40.org accept multiple character, garment, object, and audio cues. Only upload performers who have consented or fictional/original assets you own.

Reporting harmful or non-consensual content

If you discover content hosted on or generated via wan40.org that depicts you or someone you represent without consent, or violates these rules, submit a takedown request immediately on our Report Content page or email hello@wan40.org. See also About, Privacy Policy, Refund Policy, and Contact.