MiniMax H3 Video Generator
MiniMax H3 Video creates coherent 2K clips from text prompts, animates first-frame images with optional last-frame control, and supports multimodal references for subject consistency, motion, timing, visual style, and scene continuity.
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MiniMax H3 Video: Direct Every Detail
MiniMax H3 Video supports text-to-video, image-to-video, and reference-to-video in 5–15 second 2K clips, giving creators several clear paths from an idea to a finished scene.
Turn a Detailed Brief into a Complete Scene
Start from a written description, animate a first-frame image, or combine a prompt with multimodal references. MiniMax H3 uses the selected mode to guide the setting, subject action, visual mood, pacing, and continuity in one 2K result.
Build with Images, Clips, and Sound
Give MiniMax H3 Video reference images for identity and style, a clip for movement or pacing, and optional audio for timing or mood. This tool accepts up to 12 uploaded reference files while requiring at least one image or video.
Guide Subjects and Scenes with References
Use one or more images to establish subjects, products, environments, or visual style, and add video references when motion or timing matters. H3 combines those signals with the prompt to produce a coherent scene rather than treating them as first and last frames.
Keep Text and Brand Details Readable
MiniMax H3 Video is designed for titles, product labels, logos, interface screens, and other details that often warp in generated footage. Clear written directions and clean references help H3 preserve the intended design while adding motion, lighting, and sound, so branded scenes need fewer distracting corrections afterward.
Create with MiniMax H3 Video in Three Steps
Move from text, frame images, or multimodal references to a finished MiniMax H3 Video with clear choices for length and aspect ratio.
Choose a Generation Mode
Use Text-to-Video for prompt-only creation, Image-to-Video for a required first frame and optional last frame, or Reference-to-Video for identity, motion, timing, style, and optional audio guidance.
Set Length, Shape, and Direction
Write the action, setting, mood, and timing in a clear order. Then set MiniMax H3 Video from 5 to 15 seconds at 2K and choose 21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, or 9:16.
Generate, Review, and Download
Create your MiniMax H3 Video, then check faces, hands, text, sound, and the final moment before downloading the MP4. If one detail misses the brief, simplify that instruction or provide a cleaner reference, generate another version, and choose the result that best matches your intended use.
Why MiniMax H3 Video Fits Real Projects
MiniMax H3 Video offers 2K scenes and mixed image, video, and optional audio references for work that needs more control than a basic video creator.
🎧 Optional Audio Guidance
Add audio references alongside at least one image or video to guide timing, voice, or mood. The audio input works as part of the broader multimodal reference set and cannot be submitted by itself.
🧩 Twelve References, One Creative Direction
Use up to nine images, three short videos, and three audio clips within a 12-file total. Compared with single-image tools, Hailuo H3 can follow identity, motion, style, and voice cues in the same request.
✏️ Change the Part That Needs Work
H3 is built to adjust a person, object, background, lighting choice, sound, or pacing while protecting the rest of the scene. Focused changes can reduce the need to rebuild a promising clip from zero.
🛍️ Product Reveals with Recognizable Details
Product teams can anchor shape, color, packaging, and label references, then direct a 5–15 second reveal. This gives product footage more visual continuity than a loose prompt with no reference material.
🖥️ Interface Motion That Keeps Its Structure
Design teams can turn screen concepts into scrolling pages, feature reveals, and interaction previews while asking the MiniMax AI video generator to preserve layout and readable text. It is especially useful when motion must explain how a digital experience should feel.
🎭 Short Stories with Guided Performances
Story teams can combine character images, performance references, a voice sample, and a written scene. The longer 15-second window gives dialogue, reactions, and transitions more room than the brief clips common in earlier Hailuo releases.
MiniMax H3 Video FAQ
Practical answers about MiniMax H3 Video inputs, clip settings, reference limits, prompting, downloads, and responsible use.
Which creation modes are available?
Text-to-Video creates from a required prompt. Image-to-Video uses a required first-frame image plus an optional last frame. Reference-to-Video combines a required prompt with at least one image or video reference, and can also accept optional audio references.
What length, resolution, and aspect ratios can I choose?
H3 produces 2K videos from 5 through 15 seconds in whole-second choices. Available aspect ratios are 21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, and 9:16.
How many reference files can I add?
This tool currently accepts up to nine images, three video clips, and three audio clips, with no more than 12 uploaded files in one request. At least one image or video is required, and audio cannot be used alone.
Which files work as references and downloads?
You can provide JPG, PNG, WebP, BMP, TIFF, or GIF images; MP4 or MOV reference videos; and WAV or MP3 audio. The finished video can be previewed and downloaded from the result panel.
How can I get more reliable motion and text?
Describe the subject, action, setting, visual mood, timing, and sound in that order. Put any required on-screen wording in quotation marks and keep the reference material clean. Early community tests found strong motion and text in many outputs but occasional unnatural movement, so review important details and generate alternatives when needed.
Can I use the finished video for business work?
H3 is designed for advertising, branding, product showcases, interface previews, games, and film concepts. Before publishing business work, confirm that you have permission to use every uploaded image, video, voice, logo, and character, and review the current usage terms that apply to your account and project.