Trencher-chain paths transfer on Wan Move at 8cr, 720p

Wan 2.2 14B Move is 8cr at 720p: transfer a known chain path onto the photographed boom. Do not regenerate tooth pitch. /for/landscapers is a crew story, not this skid-steer trencher attachment.

A trencher clip that books is this boom on this skid-steer mount: chain, teeth, sprocket, the way the crumber sits, the colour of the boom you actually ship. Motion is a chain path you already filmed. It is not a paragraph about “aggressive digging,” and it is not a yard glow-up of a crew that never ran this attachment. Photograph the boom. Drive it with a real chain clip. Leave tooth pitch in the still.

The boom photo is the attachment

Shoot the trencher where it hangs: boom in profile or three-quarter, chain readable, teeth in frame, mount in frame — plate, pins, hoses if they ship on this SKU. Square enough that a buyer can count the teeth they care about. A wide of a finished lawn as the still and a macro of the chain in the prompt is a warp. Crop to the iron.

Text-to-video of “skid-steer trencher chewing a suburban yard at golden hour” invents a cousin boom and a cousin pitch. Average dirt is not your serial. Zoom to 100% on the cutting edge before you buy a path. If the pitch, the boom length, or the mount is wrong in the photograph, every second of transfer is a mis-ship.

Prompt, if you write one at all, is optional guiding text: “studio grey, this boom, no new teeth.” It is not a licence to redesign the chain. Re-describing “2-inch cup teeth on a 4-foot boom” against a still that shows something else is how the model argues with the pixels. The iron already is the scene.

Transfer a known chain path at 8 credits, 720p

Motion control copies timing you already captured. Two uploads:

1. Reference image — the boom still. Framing matched to the performance. A head-on product shot against a side-on driving clip is how the transfer looks like a different attachment.
2. Driving video — a chain path you have rights to. Your machine on a trench, or a cleared clip of the same class of motion. Subject in frame. Trim the file first. There is no duration enum on this card; the clip’s length is the performance.

Wan 2.2 14B Move is the catalog row: motion-control, 14B parameters, listed 8 credits, max output 720p. Qualities: 480p, 580p, 720p. Catalog audio is unset. Image required. Video required (video_url). Styles on the card are looks, not a substitute for the driving file. None of those mint a tooth.

The 8-credit figure is the HD-labelled option on a per-second matrix; SD is listed at 4. Delivery is 720p, not a 4K boom you did not photograph. AI motion transfer is the tool-shaped door. Wan’s roster is Alibaba’s video family; this card is the motion-control member, not a text-to-video sketch.

Transfer a dance or motion onto my photo is the named agent verb: attach the boom still and a reference clip. Cost is priced per model, shown before you confirm. Name Wan 2.2 14B Move when this attachment is the bill. The verb is not “animate this photo from a paragraph.” One still plus a motion sentence is ordinary image-to-video, a different family. If the label on the job is “wiggle the boom,” do not open 14B Move.

Tooth pitch is not a prompt

Pitch is a measurement on the chain you stock. Cup width, spacing, the count a buyer can see on the still — those are claims. A generate that “improves” the teeth into a cleaner, longer, more aggressive row is a different attachment. Do not regenerate pitch. If the still shows the chain you sell, the transfer may not finish as a cousin chain. If the still shows a 3-foot boom, the clip may not grow a 5-foot boom. Those are SKU claims. A buyer will notice them before they notice your logo.

Do not:

• Prompt “then the teeth become 2-inch cups.”
• Use a driving clip of a different chain class and hope the still’s pitch survives.
• First-last a boom still to a postcard of a finished trench on another lot. Two different objects is a morph.

If the teeth are wrong, stop. Fix the still on an image row, match the crop to the driving clip, then run Move. Spending 8 credits to transfer a bad pitch is how you buy a long, expensive almost. No duration list means you do not type “8 seconds” into the prompt and expect a trim. Cut the driving file.

Catalog audio is unset. Do not write a diesel bed into the optional prompt and expect a rumble you chose. Finish sound after, or skip it. A talking operator explaining pitch is a different asset, on a real named person, on a different day. The boom shot does not have to talk.

Landscapers is a crew story

Landscapers is the yard’s glow-up: same-angle before and after, install time-lapse, hardscape reveal, 9:16. That page is a crew and a property. This page is a skid-steer trencher attachment. Do not rewrite the landscaper feed as an OEM chain ad. A locked-angle patio is not a chain path, and a chain path is not a glow-up. Mixing them is how an attachment listing becomes a golden-hour lawn that hides the teeth.

The test: pause on a transferred frame. Are those the teeth from the catalog still, running a path you filmed? Yes: this job. No, a new cup or a different boom: you regenerated pitch, or you used a paragraph instead of a driving clip. Photograph the attachment. Transfer a known chain path. Leave the crew story where it lives.

FAQ

Can I prompt the chain path instead of uploading a driving clip?

No. Wan 2.2 14B Move requires the still and a driving video. A sentence is not a path. Ordinary image-to-video will invent motion. Motion control copies timing you already captured.

Does Wan 2.2 14B Move add native audio?

The catalog does not list audio on this row. Do not write dialogue into the optional prompt and expect a voice file. Plan sound after the transfer, or skip it. A constructed operator walking tooth pitch is out.

Why 720p and 8 credits?

That is the card: max output 720p, listed 8 credits for the HD-labelled per-second option, 480p and 580p as lower qualities. Pick 720p when the delivery is the transfer. Pick lower when you are checking that the boom still matches the driving clip.

Is this the landscaper yard glow-up?

No. /for/landscapers is a crew story: before/after yard, same angle. This page is a skid-steer trencher attachment. Transfer the chain path onto the photographed boom. Do not regenerate tooth pitch, and do not restage a lawn.