Wonder Woman's age varies depending on the continuity and source, but she is generally depicted as being very old due to her Amazonian and divine origins.

• In the DC Extended Universe (DCEU), Gal Gadot stated that Wonder Woman is over 5,000 years old

. However, director Patty Jenkins has suggested a slightly younger age, around 800 to 900 years old by the time she enters the world of man and fights in World War I, aging very slowly or not at all thereafter

• In comic book continuities, Wonder Woman's age can range widely. Some versions depict her as a young adult of about 23 to 28 years old physically, but with thousands of years of actual life experience, as she was created by the gods and has lived through ancient history

• According to some comic-based evidence and portrayals such as Lynda Carter's Wonder Woman, her age is estimated between 2,000 and 2,600 years old. For example, the Amazons were said to have been created around 1200 B.C., and Diana was formed from clay about 200 B.C., making her roughly 2,200 years old today

• In some animated series like Young Justice, Wonder Woman is listed as being around 85 years old, but this is a different continuity and not representative of her usual mythological age

In summary, Wonder Woman is typically portrayed as being several centuries to several millennia old, with the most common estimates ranging from about 800 years in the DCEU to over 2,000 years in comic lore, reflecting her status as an immortal or ageless Amazonian warrior