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MiniMax H3 turns a written prompt or one to two images into a 4–15 second AI video in 768P or 2K. Leave the image area empty for text-to-video, upload one image to animate it, or add a second image to guide the final frame. Native audio is included.
Prototype product reveals, campaign atmosphere, and landing-page hero motion before committing to a production shoot or a higher-cost video workflow.
Write a clear action arc for a character, then generate a short, shareable sequence with the framing and pacing suited to vertical or feed-native creative.
Turn a campaign still into a concise editorial movement study, with direction for subject motion, lens behavior, fabric, light, and pacing.
Specify composition, action, camera behavior, lighting, timing, and mood in a shot-by-shot prompt instead of working from a vague visual idea.
Generate compact 4–15 second clips for intros, product moments, explainers, social hooks, and short narrative beats.
Start at 768P for faster creative exploration or choose 2K when finer visual detail matters for a key asset.
Select wide, landscape, square, portrait, or vertical aspect ratios to fit landing pages, social feeds, and paid placements.
See credit costs for MiniMax H3 and every other model on the pricing page. Credits never expire.
View all pricingCreate 4–15 second videos from a written description or animate one or two images. Choose 768P or 2K for product scenes, short stories, and editorial motion.
Leave uploads empty to generate from text. Add one image to use it as the starting frame; a second image can guide the ending frame.
This page accepts up to two images. The first supplies the opening frame and the optional second supplies the ending frame.
Generated video costs 8 credits per second at 768P or 13 credits per second at 2K. For example, a 12-second video costs 96 or 156 credits. Check the amount shown before generating.
Native audio is included in this workflow. Describe the desired ambience, sound effects, or musical mood in your prompt.
Describe the subject, action, camera movement, lighting, and timing. With reference images, specify what should remain consistent and how the scene should move between the frames.